Scotty D - Invidious

Scotty D

Welcome to my channel where I 3D print things, Build Cool stuff, Lots of DIY, Play Games, Play with Electronics, Cars and heaps more.

A big part of this channel will be dedicated to the Algae Co2 Scrubber Carbon Capture project, the aim being to reduce the carbon footprint that I have and try and reduce more over time that one day this will start removing more Co2 than what I generate.

I will try and release a gaming video every Wednesday and something different on Saturday. If you would like to see me build/test/make something let me know in video comments or the discussion.

I've started on YouTube videos as of the end of 2017 and work a full-time job as well, I learn a lot on the go and hopefully, I can teach a few things here in my videos.

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Wow, 5,000 Subscribers. Thankyou Everyone for watching my videos and subscribing. I know its been a little bit since my last video, sorry I've been flat out, but will post soon. Thanks to Josephine for getting me the balloons super unexpected.

4 years ago | [YT] | 5

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Starting tomorrow night I'm going to be doing my 12 Vids of Christmas.

1 Video everyday for 12 days.

These videos will include a couple videos on the Co2 Scrubber and the rest will be Electronics and tutorials, If you have the time check them out and give them a thumbs up it helps the channel a lot !!

4 years ago | [YT] | 5

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Have a question you want answered on the CO2 Algae Scrubber project, drop it in the comments below and it will be answered in the Q&A video this month.

I have a range of questions I have already collected from the existing videos. but feel free to ask anything again if my reply comment needs more clarification

4 years ago | [YT] | 10

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Co2 air sensors have arrived, please bare with me as the sensor modules are primarily ordered in a kit with the controller and sensor all in one.
These pre built kits would not work for the Co2 Scrubber I have built so the company has sold me the modules by them self.

So as a result no code/wiring diagram or instructions really exist. so I am working this one out from scratch.
I will go through the 2 different sensors in separate videos, hopefully sooner than later.

4 years ago | [YT] | 14

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New air flow sensors have arrived. These will be used to measure the air flow into each Co2 scrubber tube.

Not only are we able to calculate the amount of air pumped into each tube over time, but also to see if as time passes is their any resistance in the air flow due to the build up of Algae, What do you think will happen?

4 years ago | [YT] | 10

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Would you like to see a summary and Q&A video on the CO2 Scrubber project before the end of the year??

CO2 Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLq...

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I have spent most of this year in search of upgrading the CO2 Sensors, and its now done.

The new sensors have been ordered and are on the way. As soon as they arrive I will go though and show them off.

These sensors come from a manufacture that specializes in medical grade CO2 sensors so we are going to get the best data as possible.

Along with the CO2 Sensors, I have replaced temperature, humidity and Air flow with some of the most accurate sensors I can get.