Main Channel: @InTheLabWithJayJay

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The contents of this page are organised into the following sections:

Main Channel: @InTheLabWithJayJay

The main channel is known as @InTheLabWithJayJay and is on YouTube here:

youtube.com/@InTheLabWithJayJay

I guess the other thing that people might search for is "In The Lab With JJ", so let's include that here for the search engines. :)

There are some regular shows/features which are published on the main channel:

• Main Show (19 videos, 40 hours)
  • Electronics Project (10 videos, 7 hours)
  • Old Book Teardown (9 videos, 32 hours)
• Special Show (133 videos, 88 hours)
  • New Book Teardown (6 videos, 19 hours)
  • Mini Project (3 videos, 2 hours)
  • Maxitronix 10in1 (12 videos, 3 hours)
  • Maxitronix 20in1 (22 videos, 12 hours)
  • Interlude (14 videos, 10 hours)
  • Mail Call (26 videos, 16 hours)
  • Unboxing (26 videos, 11 hours)
  • Demo (8 videos, 9 hours)
  • Channel News (5 videos, 1 hour)
  • Early Content (11 videos, 5 hours)

Statistics

Here are some stats about how long these videos usually play for.

The durations are given as hours:minutes:seconds.

Note: when there is more than one value for the median the longest value is given. The average is the arithmetic mean and the standard deviation is the population standard deviation.

You can get stats for all of my videos on the stats page.

Thank You!

Thanks very much for your interest and I hope you enjoy the show!

Where to from Here?

You made it to the bottom of the page, huh? Well done! I'm a bit of a scroller myself. :)

Where you go next depends on what you're interested in. Here are some suggestions:

• If you're enjoying my content you could consider supporting the show.
• My new book teardown videos are quite popular, you might enjoy watching those.
• My personal favourites are the old book teardown videos.
• Visit the main channel, for all my high quality content including my special shows.
• Visit the main show, for my main show videos, which include the electronics project and old book teardown videos.
• Visit the equipment page, if you're interested in any of the equipment I use. If you're putting together your own electronics lab then I would certainly recommend checking this out!
• Did I mention that you can support the show? :)