/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2020939
There is a YouTube channel called Clickety Clack.
It has been abandoned for 2+ years now and the owner (who has an active Reddit account that I stalked) does not seem to be planning to resume it.
If he doesn't do it, someone else has to.
I believe the world needs a good quality general-public oriented relay computing YouTube channel.
I also like digital electronics, I built a few redstone circuits in Minecraft when I was a teenager.
And I already invested almost 1000€ into this and won't hesitate to double or triple that.
Also I've given up on game development dreams so something has to replace that sunken ship.

>>2020930
Aesthetics over functionality in this case, basically.

Yes, it does not make much sense for a single relay and future boxes will contain multiple relays and realize more complicated digital circuits. However, this is an exception.

I'm planning to start a channel like Clickety Clack (sadly now abandoned for 2+ years).
One video would be about logic gates. This specimen is a NOT gate, and I will make many more gates (AND, OR, XOR, NAND, NOR, NXOR).
I will also make a logic gate demonstration box (two tumbler switches on the front, light bulb on the top and power inputs on the back).
You put a gate like that in the box and demonstrate it.
I believe it would be nicer to put a cute little gate in a box instead of a mess of wires.