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  1. This video is better than the instructors explanation at university 😐😐
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  2. I became an electrical engineer 40 years ago. If you wanted to learn the things covered in this series you had to go to college... or spend a boat-load of time at the library. Those who grew up on Youtube have no idea how fortunate they are that stuff like this is at their fingertips. Your videos are tremendous, as well as an outstanding foundation for anyone going into the engineering field.
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  3. 20 years after I had to study electronics at school, I finally understood how transistors work.
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  4. Because they don’t know the words….
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  5. This isn't a tutorial how to use a multimeter....... THIS IS MOST OF THE ESSENTIAL INFORMATION ON PROPERLY HANDLING ELECTRICITY/ELECTRONICS AND I'M GRATEFUL BECAUSE EVERYONE NEEDS THIS.
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  6. I understand now but 100% will return in the future when I forget and have another knowledge crisis. 😂
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  7. The fact that you replied to my comment from 3 years ago and gave a link to this video was a nice gesture. I appreciate it
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  8. I'm an electrical engineer of 30 years and I'm telling you now I couldn't think of a better source of engineering information than this channel. Its so well put together and explanations are (99.9%) of the time spot on. Paul, I've said it before I wish you were my college lecturer many moons ago! Keep up the good work
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  9. These videos are like liquid gold to anyone remotely interested in electricity and how it works. The explanation and animations make it so easy to understand
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  10. I've been in the electrical field for over 5 years now and unfortunately my coworkers and bosses have either been lousy at teaching me things or purposely keeping me ignorant so I can't progress as quickly. It's always driven me crazy not being able to fully understand the basics of electricity and how it all works. Your videos have served me so well, I'm now so much more confident when I'm working and can't begin to show my level of appreciation for all your easy to follow, informative videos. Thank you and please keep up the amazing work. If I could make a suggestion, I would love a detailed video on the steps you would take for installing a subpanel for either residential or commercial use. Regardless, any video you make will surely be great, thank you!!
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  11. This is hands down the best and most comprehensive animated explanation about MOSFETs I've ever seen and I have seen a few
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  12. Worked as an industrial electrician, worked in electronics and now a manager of maintenance for a manufacturing plant. I have to say, the way you explained it is probably the easiest and clearest explanation I have ever heard. Well done!
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  13. Correction at 8:12. 0.8 amps + 0.5 amps = 1.3 amps. 😉
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  14. As a professional engineer engaged in multidisciplinary project engineering, these videos are invaluable that were never taught directly in school. Thanks so much!
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  15. After spending years and hundreds of hours trying to find out how electrical components actually work by reading through so-called "scientific" sources - who seem to intentionally just speak nonsense theoretical gibberish - your channel is like a breath of fresh air. You explain how these devices actually work in a clear, concise, logical form. Thank you so much for all that you do. Cheers mate.
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  16. You just explained the difference between neutral and ground better then anyone in my school OR my work. THANK you.
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  17. When I worked on a diesel-electric rig I asked what PLC meant, was told "Please Leave Connected". Lol.
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  18. This is a gold standard for showing how breakers work. Very pleased with that
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  19. You explained this 1000000000 times better than my lecturer. Thank you
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  20. You've explained 3 phase way better than my robotics instructors! Good job!
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  21. Me as a child thinking capacitors as watertanks in those mini city pcb boards is right.
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  22. OMG!!! No words. This 18-minute video is way too much informative than my 2 years in high school. Never thought electricity could be this much fun. Keep it up guys. Keep educating and keep growing!
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  23. The Engineering Mindset is the only channel of which i listen through the sponsored section just out of respect for him, great job!
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  24. The way you explained how it works I could easily swear you invented diodes. I respect your knowledge and appreciate your time on this. we need more people like you. Thank you, sir.
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  25. You responded 2 years to a question I had about the "physical" relationship of power, current, and resistance, in the form of this video. You even directly linked my question. Good sir, thank you. Life update: I now work in the superconducting field, so even though this knowledge is invaluable, I effectively try to achieve the OPPOSITE of this concept lol. Thanks.
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  26. Assuming this channel started as a side hustle, you must have extreme dedication to making the internet a library of knowledge as it should be. This is a one of a kind channel. Respect
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  27. This is fantastic. This is such a murky subject for even experienced electricians. This explanation is so clear, love it!
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  28. Perfect video your next one should be about how capacitance reactance and inductance work together
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  29. Ngl this is actually pretty easy to understand with the way you are explaining and conveying it to us, hats off to you man!
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  30. Patiently waiting for someone to cover a gymnasium floor with this stuff to build a computer.
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  31. The title is a bit misleading. True, MCBs do not protect people from fatal electric shocks. However, they do protect people from electrical fires due to overloads and, statistically speaking, electrical fires have been a much killer of people than electric shocks (particularly in the USA I should add, partly because of the way they build houses). To say that it is just there to protect property is simply not the case. Also, some MCBs are twin pole, although that's more an industrial and European domestic thing (at least in some countries). However, excellent job at explaining how MCBs work, and especially the dual-mode switching and why it's done that way. I note, there is still no mention of RCBOs. Those dual RCD consumer units are, thankfully, rapidly being confined to history and many electricians will no longer quote for split RCD CUs, and I'm a bit surprised that the regulations still allow them. Of course, then we come onto a far more contentious point, which as AFDDs.
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  32. The span, range and detail of these videos are just amazing
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  33. Honestly I've searched for years for air conditioning videos. I'm a technician learning on my own on the job. Your videos are literally putting food in my family's mouth. I cant thank you enough.
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  34. Best explanation on relays ever I heard, Thanks I want a teacher like you.
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  35. I've installed a 3-phase toaster in the kitchen for my impatient wife. It now toasts three times as fast, but the pop- up feature has cratered my ceiling.
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  36. Very well explained. Never really understood the pn junction before
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  37. If only these videos existed when I was in school.
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  38. You explained this so much faster and better than my teacher, seriously grateful for these videos.
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  39. Please don't stop this circuit design series. It is really great.
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  40. *doesnt use conventional current Me, I like this guy
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  41. You have legitimately the best engineering vids on the internet. Practical concepts explained in a super intuitive way.
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  42. That was, by far, the best explanation of how LEDs work I have ever seen. Super in depth, while not talking over our heads.
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  43. Which way the gear will turn is a matter of a pinion.
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  44. The best explanation imaginable. These things must take some time to put together. A big thanks!
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  45. Dude I got one :) 3 buddies decided to get drunk one weekend. Mr. Proton, Mr. Neutron and Mr. Electron. Went in got drunk and then asked the bartender for the tab. Barkeep goes "For Neutron, no charge but there will be a charge for Mr. Electron here" Mr. Proton got mad and asked "What?! no charge for my buddy Mr. Neutron?! Are you positive?!" Bartender replied "No, but you are"
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  46. Isn't this the best educative channel we have on YouTube??..
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  47. Well done. This explained Diodes in minutes what took days for my professor in college to do back in the ‘80s.
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  48. One of the easiest cheapest ways to support Engineering Mindset. Let the advertisements play through instead of skipping them. Every Ad played through generates revenue for the content producer on YouTube.
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  49. Full bridge rectifier!!!
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  50. I like that you include even the basics in your videos.
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  51. Always wanted to see an educational animated video like this on DC motors. Thanks!
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  52. Dude I absolutely love your videos, so clearly explained & well edited!
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  53. What a detailed video, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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  54. I'm a software engineer who wants to move more towards hardware. Your tutorials are a blessing. Thank you for the videos, they are the best videos to find on YouTube. Well structured and easy to follow.
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  55. I'm loving this more live-action kind of videos
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  56. This video has taught me more about the power grid and home electricity in 15 minutes than I managed to learn in nearly 35 years living on this earth.
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  57. Im gonna make this in minecraft redstone and show my electronics teacher.
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  58. As an electrician of 36 years I enjoy your videos very much as it reminds me of why we do what we do everyday without thought. It helps to refresh my memory thank you!
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  59. Whoever took the concept and actually made mechanical gears to replicate electricity is a genius.
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  60. This is the BEST channel for clear explanations :D thank you!
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  61. as a gear, i can confirm this is how we work
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  62. ElectroBOOM: * heavy breathing *
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  63. NOW THIS IS HOW YOU TEACH STUDENTS A TRADE OR SKILL. YOU SIR IS A GREAT TEACHER OF THE SCIENCE'S.
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  64. Landed a chiller job with Johnson controls!! I start Monday 💪🏼💴💴💴
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  65. Excellent! The details and explanations of US Home wiring in a concise 16 minute video are quite an achievement. The illustrations, animations and well paced narration essentially make this equivalent to a thick textbook and many hours of lectures in a classroom setting. Additional kudos for the on screen reference foot notes to to the Electric Code and the bonus GFCI explanation at the end! Thank you for these great videos.
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  66. Hey Paul, I noticed that recently you started making this kind of circuit design videos which rightly attracted young generation of electronics engineers, today another student of mine (I am a physics teacher at school) dropped this link to me. Keep it up. great idea (y)
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  67. Love the way you explain everything and we get everything.
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  68. I can't see electricity but I can see this is a great video!
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  69. I watched the whole playlist on, " The Electrical Engineering Basics," and I thank you Paul for the visuals and the accompanying explanations that make this subject much easier to understand. Your videos and playlists are well done; Keep up the outstanding work! I look forward to increasing my learning and understanding through your other playlists.
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  70. For all the years I've been dealing with resistors, I never know about the spiral cut. Thanks for sharing. Great channel!
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  71. I cant believe you actually made a video on this topic, it was like my prayers git answered. please consider making videos on automobiles. I really appreciate your works. thanks
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  72. Another advantage, or disadvantage depending on which side you are on, of PLC's is the ability to download a virus and destroy your adversaries centrifuges. Excellent video and great animation.
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  73. I watch many videos teaching this subject and this channel is by far is the best. Don't waste your time watching others.
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  74. The algorithm suggested this video? I am a retired electrician. 35 years commercial, industrial and Institutional. This lesson brought me back all those years to the beginning. I had a great teacher. He used similar illustrations except it was using an overhead projector. It's very rare that I watch anything to do with my former life. This was some good fun. You did a great job. Thanks.
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  75. Im a new electrician from the philippines and i can say paul was the best teacher i have never met, thank you sir for all your effort to educate us all your teachings will not go to waste.👍👍👍👏👏👏
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  76. As an electrician, some of what you say does go over my head when it's outside my field, but i love to learn the things I can grasp. Great channel!!!
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  77. This is about the best video explaining how a MCB works. Well done.
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  78. Yo! Just wanna say your videos are amazing at explaining stuff! Schools should be using animations like yours, it's 2020 already. I plan to do a marathon of TEM videos soon. Thank you for making these FR.
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  79. If you don't use this every day, the details slip away. Thanks for a brilliant overview, explained much better than the slow learning process of the past.
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  80. I am an independent learner. Autistic and not very good in classrooms. Your videos are amazingly helpful. Thank you for your videos that are audio-visually stimulating and engaging.
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  81. This video was REALLY great! Perfect explanations as usual, so good in fact that I'm pretty sure people of any experience level would learn at least one thing from it!
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  82. There are 6 phase power systems, usually used for stuff that needs stiff DC power at lots of amps. Electroplating lots of steel, purifying copper from raw melt, and alumium smelting are a few applications.
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  83. I'll be honest for some reason I always thought that electricity flowed from positive to negative but now that I've started an engineering apprenticeship, I've wanted answers to my questions. Thank you for your explanations and videos. it's truly sad that teachers and school curriculums could not explain it this well. :)
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  84. the knowledge gained from the information in these videos can be put as skills in my CV 😅
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  85. Another EE here... This is a phenomenally well crafted visualization of the physics of AC power generation and distribution. Well done.
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  86. Your videos are easy to understand, subtle , simple and sober.... I hardly comment on YouTube videos but the way the concept has been explained by The Engineering Mindset made me to comment... I really appreciate your efforts at making learning easy and simple... Thanks
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  87. I love how it starts with a capacitor blowing up
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  88. Your videos are just unmatched in quality. Watched a ton of them, always amazed at this each time!
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  89. I just understood from u a whole chapter of fluid mechanics better than an entire semester in the faculty of engineering. Thank you very much fellow engineer
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  90. I couldn’t resist clicking on this video
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  91. Incredible video Paul. Masterfully explained, making the complex simple like always. Well Done.
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  92. I don't know if Elon Musk secrectly watch this.
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  93. believe me or not but this is exactly the type of video I was searching for since school started, I can't explain with words how thankful I am
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  94. Im studying electrical engineering. This helped a lot thanks ❤️❤️
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  95. As an electrical engineer I have to say this is the best explanation I have seen on this, absolutely brilliant 👍
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  96. I’ve been a hvac engineer for 20+yrs now and found your videos while scrolling through YouTube….so glad I did as I watch them all the time, wealth of knowledge and learning new things about plant I hadn’t worked on before. I tell my lads who work with me to watch them to learn from….the time and effort you have put in must be incredible to produce such detailed and informative videos…well done mate…keep it up..👏🏻
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  97. This is absolutely the best presentation I have ever seen concerning this subject. I have been in the power business for over 40 years and my personal observation is that most people in this business, including myself, are hard pressed to really explain this adequately or have a true understanding of the "why" of this very important subject. Really great job. Thanks
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  98. Just wanted to say I really appreciated how you re-orient some of the diagrams that position the schematic how it would be sitting in a physical transformer...as someone who is just curious "how stuff works" this is something I've never been able to wrap my head around you could have separate transformers doing 3 phase power even though I've seen the "triangle and Y" positioned diagrams countless times I just couldn't wrap my head around how it was possible until I saw your diagrams MOVE in the video and something finally clicked how the "real world position" would be vs the "diagrams" you see all the time! That was great!
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  99. Great video Pls cover all electronic components thx
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  100. Seriously spent 2-years trying to figure this out as hobbiest. Much appreciated for making this!
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  101. It would be wonderful to see last animations without annotations on it
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  102. Always wanted to understand why you don't bond ground and neutral in a sub panel. Thanks for the great content!
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  103. A few more details from the simulation results:  1. In the pin heat sink design, the flow is more uniform, i.e., the entire cross section of the cavity sees a similar flow velocity. The temperature at the heat sink faces is also higher and more uniform across the block as a result of an improved heat transfer capacity. 2. Determining the pressure drop reduction across the cooling block also helps calculating the hydraulic power required and therefore the selection of a suitable pump for the job.
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  104. This is the first movie that CLEARLY explains all presented concepts. The visual aspect, the order, the simplicity and grouping of subjects (e.g. just stating that the wire generates a field and counting different setups of cables and indicating just relation of strength of the field between setups). This comment applies to all electricity related videos. This is a modern (adjusted to psychology of learning) video that I am keeping for my children to use it as best material for teaching the concept. The only thing I am sorry is that there isn't many of such quality materials for more concepts. This video is perfect as well the other ones of yours about electricity. This comment also refers to the speed of voice, the intonation clearly marking start, middle and end of sentence. It refers to separate intonation when doing a digression. This is a world class educational video. It is so good it is a pleasure to watch it more than once... again... just for pleasure that everything is so clear. Last thing. I believe you are able to explain it so nicely because among different advantages you really understand it and others either lack the teaching skills or real conceptual knowledge. This means this is a great video showing HOW to teach.
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  105. One of the clearest and best explanations of anything I've ever seen on youtube.
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  106. :_Hazard: This free video took weeks to make! if it helped you and you'd like to thank or support Paul's efforts, link below: PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/TheEngineerinMindset Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theengineeringmindset Channel membership: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk0fGHsCEzGig-rSzkfCjMw/join
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  107. This is gold! Would love a fault finding with a multi meter in a control panel video. Thanks for this video 👍🏻
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  108. Amazing video, I’m a current EE undergrad, when i took electronics, my professor didn’t seem to throughly explain MOSFETs like you did. I look forward to your uploads!
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  109. This is VERY well done, incredibly useful as a global survey about electric fundamentals too.
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  110. Finally the video I've been waiting for
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  111. If I had this as a kid, I would constantly be wanting more components and trying to build giant circuits. It would be kind of like model trainsets where I always needed more track to complete my vision.
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  112. Exactly what I have been yearning for....thank you Engineering Mindset.
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  113. I’ve said this time and time again, this channel is the most well thought out and informative on this whole platform. Schools should be showing your videos to engineering students. Incredible guys, can’t praise you enough.
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  114. this has confused me for years have been fighting with my thoughts forever , finally i can rest 😉
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  115. Hello Paul, I spent 8 hours today trying to learn Power Factor from my course notes and text book. Became really highly frustrated because nothing made any sense. Then I watched and studied your videos. I first went through Resistance, Capacitors, Inductors and Induction Motors and then I did your entire Power Factor Video including all calcs. I starting with your videos at 22.00 on Monday night. Its now 03.34 on Tuesday morning and I can now say that I have mastered Power Factor. WITH ALL MY HEART, THANK YOU PAUL. YOU ARE MY SUPER-HERO. Your Videos are super fantastic. Please keep up the Excellent work! Regards, Rajan. South Africa
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  116. Many people just think the laptop cooler heat pipe is just a copper rod, I have explain it a lot on Reddit, Youtube and Facebook but no one trust. I must share this video to these nerd...
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  117. Finally. A video I can send to my parents/friends when they ask me what my job is.
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  118. YOU READ MY MIND, just watched your video on led's yesterday and thought to myself only this guy can explain me a transistor
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  119. I love these short educational videos, they are very easy to follow and grounded in simplicity 😉
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  120. As a professional servo engineer i enjoyed the video! To be clear robots and other precision control units do not use these types of motors or pwm signaling, but are still called "servo controlled motors". The feedback driving the control system can be quite different.
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  121. I’m surprised this video talks about the raised floor design so much. Any new data center I have worked on in the last 7 years doesn’t use any type of raised floor for cooling.
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  122. Thanks for relaying all of this great information :)
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  123. Back in 2020, I was stuck at home due to Covid for my Circuits II class. For our lab assignments we were mailed the necessary components to create our circuits, which consisted of SMD resistors and capacitors. We were given extra parts for obvious reasons, and I am willing to bet that some of those SMD parts are still in the carpet.
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  124. This better than our school teacher's explanation..
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  125. I'm shocked! But on a serious note , even though i am not an electrician or going to be , these information is always good to have in my brain
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  126. How about a video on most common ways people get hurt by electricity and how to avoid it. Thanks!
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  127. Dude, the transitions are so freaking mind boggling! Great Job Paul!
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  128. That was excellent. Now when the zombies attack I'll be able to build a motor for my camp. ;0)
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  129. My high school physics teacher offered extra credit for a physics limerick. This was my submission: There once was a coulomb named Joe Who never knew which way to go Conventional current was quite a deterrent from normal electron flow!
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  130. Great explanation of doubly fed induction wind turbines. These are referred to as type 3 wind turbines. Another method like the one used in your small scale wind turbine is too rectify and invert the variable frequency power from an induction or permeant magnet generator to the grid frequency. This is what the newer type 4 wind turbines do but they require higher capacity power electronics to do this because they are converting 100% of the wind power as opposed to only a small proportion that is being back fed into the doubly fed induction machine like in a type 3 wind turbine. The reduced cost of power electronics and lack of brushes and gears however is making type 4 more popular.
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  131. Even if you're aware of everything in the video they're still amazing to watch, very hard to achieve.
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  132. Love the “crocodile clips.” Here in the U.S. we call them “alligator clips.” :-)
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  133. I know a lot about resistors already but with you there is always something new to learn.
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  134. I’m showing all my substation interns this video to help them understand the madness behind electricity. ⚡️ As a PE working in substation engineering, I wish I had videos like this when I started 10 years ago. I truly appreciate your gift to teach. 🤝
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  135. You make electronics seem simple. Can you be my father?
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  136. I'm in an HVAC class and these videos really are the best ones I found on YouTube. Thanks and keep it up!
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  137. You have the best explanations on the platform. Please keep doing what you do!
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  138. This YouTube channel is the sole reason why I feel like I'm capable of pursuing higher education and a career in electrical engineering. Thank you!
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  139. what’s crazy is i am currently making my own DC motor and this video was just published 😂 i love this channel❤️❤️
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  140. It's truly exceptional when a video makes me want to watch the ad and also actually integrates itself to the ad. Perfect.
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  141. Modern cars have DC motors all over including starter, wiper motor, power windows and locks, etc.
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  142. what is love? baby 'don't Hertz me', "don't Hertz me" no more
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  143. Recently i've been thinking on how this works, and what do you know? Just in time you published a video about it, i'm All geared up for learning! Thank you, Virtual Professor!
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  144. Back in the day when I was using vacuum tubes in my Amature Radio projects, I learned that electrons were "boiled" off the negative cathode and were attracted to the positive plate of the tube. Electron flow...
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  145. I’m getting ready to mount 28 X 250W solar panels on my 40’ shipping container. I can build anything, plumb it and run basic electrical but have such a hard time with all this. Even 20 years ago taking “Maintenance exams” for work, the electrical part just doesn’t set into my brain. Thank dog for the internet and mostly as of late, Engineering Mindset. Thanks.
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  146. Man, this video is pure quality, thanks for explaining in such detail how this circuit works
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  147. Your videos help me as an apprentice electrician.
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  148. Hey Engineering Mindset. Just wanted to say I seriously love this video. I'm starting from the absolute beginning and your tutorial is easy to understand yet thorough. I was watching a tutorial from a different channel and I noticed the comments had some safety-related concerns so I searched again and found this. I feel like I'm learning an actual life skill. Not going to be an electrical engineer lol, but this will help to identify if* something is still live or reading correctly. Thank you all so much for making this
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  149. Thank you for sharing this. This has got to be THE best Resistor and LED introduction lesson on the web! You have amazing sense for explaining and lecturing. Insta subbed.
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  150. Again, one of the best produced videos on YouTube. Clear graphics, proper use of terms, and clear and concise language used. A joy to watch and learn even when I think I know the subject matter. Very, very well done and most appreciated. Take your coffee!
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  151. I want to appreciate all your hard work. Every shot is made precisely and incredibly informative. I’m an HVAC/appliance repair technician who wants to become an electrical engineer. Your channel helped me to get prepared for my EPA 608 Universal exam. It helps me everyday to keep learning and understand complex concepts in enjoyable ways. I want you to know how much help you bring to all of us around the globe. Thank you and please keep educating us!
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  152. I got an overwhelming stimulation in my brain because the way this is explained is so easy to understand. It's as though a fog over my mind when thinking about this topic was cleared completely and almost instantly.
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  153. I got here referenced from Derek's ( Veritassium ) video "Why It Was Almost Impossible to Make the Blue LED". So cool.
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  154. "I'm gonna go get the papers, get the papers."
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  155. "It don't matter." -Science
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  156. I watch this series whenever I need to chill.
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  157. It’s because of videos like these that I’m able to learn so much about engineering! Thank you ❤
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  158. Hey Paul, you’re awesome! Could you do a video explaining how dimmer switches work; in 1950 when they used resistors and then how they now work using semiconductors? I’m struggling to visualize these concepts, thanks for all you’ve done for my understanding of electrical engineering!
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  159. By far the most comprehensive video I have seen on resistors. Good Job!
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  160. I have been teaching physics, engineering, and robotics for 30 years. I have watched thousands of videos explaining these concepts. These videos stand out as exceptional in their quality. The order of concepts presented and the clarity in which they are explained is stunning. Furthermore, I have now watched no less than 30 videos on the Engineering Mindset, and they are all of this quality.
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  161. Now this channel is an actual educational one, great videos and quality, also the examples that you put along the real life footage are amazing 10/10 👍
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  162. I want to truly thank you for your videos , I am a french student in preparatory classes and you explained very well how electrical component (inductor ,capacitor ...) work with simple explication ( water tank...) you help us a lots (i just start the électromagnétism i wait your videos on it :) ). This regulator project was amazing thank you and go on :)
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  163. YES THANK YOU FINALLY A GREAT VIDEO ON THIS TOPIC
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  164. Industrial electrician here👋. In my apprenticeship the idea of a neutral wire was one of the harder things to grasp. This video does a superb job of explaining not only that, but single and three phase power from generation to utilization! I've passed this on to my apprenticeship director to help the next generation easily acquire knowledge that I struggled with. Great job, sir! 🫡
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  165. out freakin standing! I am just teaching myself electronics and at 70 it is harder than I thought.. But your videos break it down to total understanding for me.. thanks little brother.. you da man!
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  166. Your videos have been more explanatory than both my trade school and Devry when I was a young man. I'm 50 now, and feel a bit embarrassed to finally learn things like regulators and capacitors long after I should have, but appreciate these videos. I have sent you some small change to buy that cup of coffee.
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  167. Man did I luck out. I was on a little wikipedia-train going through articles on electricity, as my understanding isn't super great (physics was my worst class in high school). I came to youtube to look for 'how does a transformer work', found your video, and come to find this series of videos that is actively being uploaded (this specific video is a day old). Crazy luck. Also, 'All the power!'.
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  168. This video was absolutely fantastic, answered every question I had on how these batteries worked and your animations made it really easy to understand. I also watch a lot of your other videos and I have to say thank you so much for helping me with learning as much as I can about engineering, I love learning new things but I hate some of the drab and dry videos sometimes uploaded, yours is the perfect mix between showing how it works through your voice and through the animations.
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  169. How did you know i needed this video?
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  170. I'm speechless. I've been watching this series for hours. I am a high voltage electrician apprentice. Generation, transmission and distribution substations... This video series on electrical theory, single and 3 phase power is simply perfect. Information taught this well is literally priceless and it's free to all. As it should be. However. Your effort in production and your ability to convey concepts is unmatched. I can't thank you enough, not just for myself but for anyone watching this and learning from it. What a gift.
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  171. Fantastic explanation of DC motors, I look forward to seeing more of your content
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  172. I've got to say. Long time viewer and I always love how break things down and show the engineering and scientific principles of the kit and tools we use on the day to day. I'm not an engineer by trade but Ive had to work engineering management where knowledge of the principles which my hardware operated were essential. Your videos have helped me understand things which fell on deaf ears in grade school. Thank you!
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  173. I'm impressed with how you manage to explain all this in just 3 minutes without and stress. Awesome channel!
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  174. Oho, this is the most simplest to understand explanation of a car electrical system. If it is possible more of those car electrical wiring explation ECU and wiring diagrams? Thank you!
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  175. My favorite channel, and this is my favorite series!! You've really helped renew my interest in learning on my freetime. Thanks so much bro :)
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  176. Mate such a legend. Your lessons are amazing. Such a good teacher as well. Keep them videos coming please.
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  177. after watching 18 videos, my first comment : THANK YOU
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  178. Perhaps the most important invention in modern history
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  179. I learned a while ago that if you set the pump backwards, you get to do the job all over again.
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  180. Don't tell the diodes what's happening!
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  181. Could you make a video about how an alternator works? Great video as always very informative
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  182. You’ve passed this American sparkys test. Great work A+
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  183. Thank you very much. Your efforts are helping a lot lot of folks world wide. Thank you again from north Africa
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  184. Today I need my notebook and sketchbook to make the circuits. It like going to school online but better explained thanks
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  185. Those circuit-breaker graphs are great! I learned a lot from this.
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  186. So long story short, it's basically a bigger, buffer lemon battery...
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  187. I often find, with your videos, that even if I read a title of your video and it sounds like something I’m already confident that I’m familiar with, I still learn something when I watch it. Thank you for such great information. I’m an electrician of about 10 years.
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  188. Great video but at 8:10, total Current of 0.8+0.5=1.3A! Not 1.2! ;-)
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  189. Wish in schools they have thought me in this manner,it's so knowledgeable vedio thanks allot great work
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  190. The magnetism of your videos pulls me in every time.
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  191. Up until now I was just guessing at what was happening inside a scroll compressor, but now I see. You've created an incredibly effective illustration- thanks so much!
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  192. I cant belive we receiveing high quality well done education for free Thank you
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  193. "Huzzah"
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  194. Paul, you are the best teacher whom I have ever run across when trying to understand the fundamentals of electricity. I have been trying to learn this concept for years, and for years, NO ONE could teach it to me so easily as you just did in this video. PLEASE do not stop teaching people! Your method of teaching has most likely helped hundreds - if not thousands - of people in search of higher learning!
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  195. Very informative and easily understood for a novice like myself. The safty factors included are a great way to go..thanks.
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  196. Give this man his own university
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  197. 30+ years ago vacuum was the choice driving energy to move blend, mode, recirculate doors and flow valves in automobiles. Actuators are much the choice of engineers since about the early 90s with a mix of vacuum and actuators being found in various models of vehicles within a manufacturer's lineup. Today, I can't think of a single manufacturer that employs vacuum to carry out these functions within an HVAC. Rear climate control has become so common and is much easier to accomplish using actuators ( a servo with a specific design in mind). They've even got smart enough to make the footprint quite universal within a vehicle so that one actuator design fits the door shaft of all the locations. Current monitoring transistors give these actuators the appearance to learn their range of motion when installed. Truthfully it's the control module that learns this range I am more than reasonably certain.
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  198. I'm 61 years old and have electrical work since 1978 and have never seen so many ways to use 3 way switch's (USA). Goes to show the old saying "Never to old to learn" holds true... Had to come back and buy you a cup of coffee...Thanks
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  199. It’s 1 video per month but it’s always worth the wait. Great content as always!
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  200. The editing put into this is crazy smooth
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  201. I was waiting for this video since you uploaded the community post. Amazing explanation! I love how you use comprehensive analogies to explain seemingly complicated concepts✨
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  202. I typed in “3 phase electricity explained” the first five videos were a math class. This is exactly what I’m looking for. Thank you
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  203. Please do more vids on Automobile engineering.
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  204. i found your channel by accident about a year ago and i’m so addicted. it reminds me of how i fell in love with electronics and electricity. keep up the hard work 💪🏽💪🏽
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  205. A small solar panel as the input voltage would be sweet.
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  206. Picking a lock... criminally interesting! 😉
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  207. as an engineering student, this channel is a gold mine
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  208. What degree of engineering should I choose to become Iron Man?
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  209. My granddad was a physics professor, and I can just imagine how much he would have loved this. I think I'm going to have to get one when I can.
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  210. Another fantastic video!! Honestly I am loving your content at the moment. Especially the DC motor video! This helped greatly with my recent assignment! Thank you and keep up the good work.
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  211. Best content on the tube!
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  212. Best video i have seen so far informing us about LEDs. Thanks very much for high quality content and the effort put into it. I really appreciate you supported your theoretical background together with circuit diagraghms and also making it on breadboards just to let us see how it looks. It definitely would tale a lot of effort and time. That is very much appreciated.
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  213. Would love to see communications as a future topic...telephone, cable, ethernet, fiber optic, radio, cell phones, wifi, electromagnetic spectrum etc. I feel I know a ton about more traditional circuits but when it comes to signals and transmitting information it all seems so mysterious to me...
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  214. Thanks this is what i needed to know about i was always curious about the functionality of those pipes connected to the fans
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  215. For a long time, LEDs could only be produced in the colors infrared, red, orange, yellow and green. It was not until 1990 that blue LEDs and thus also white LEDs could be developed. I know that back then cars used blue bulbs instead of LEDs for high beam indicators.
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  216. Paul. I have to say, you do the BEST job in explaining electrical/electronic components etc.! By FAR, the most thorough regarding function, construction and application explanations. This "Yank" loves your work! Keep it going my friend! Patrick
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  217. Interesting. I had not heard of a "consumer unit". In the States, we just call it the meter and the breaker box along with sub panels.
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  218. I love "The Engineering Mindset" . Your explanations are so clear and easy to understand. Thank you for doing this!
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  219. "All the Power!"
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  220. Thought the title was "How octopuses work", which is why I clicked. Can't say I was disappointed.
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  221. I have no word to explain how much I am impressed by your tutorials. Modern institutes should learn from you. How to teach their students. I am so excited. you guys absolutely incredible. 👏 ❤ love you guys.
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  222. The stuff you're posting are the things that I've always been wondering. Keep it up
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  223. I love these lectures... I worked on Fighter jets in the Navy...when I was in Navy Electronics school, the instructors were great like the guy on this video.
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  224. Thank you for making this video! I am a wind turbine technician and I watch this channel all the time. When i was in school this channel was great for helping me understand the basics of 3 phase electricity and power generation. Your content is very easy to understand and entertaining with all the animations. I always send people to your videos that has trouble understanding anything electrical. Its great to rewatch videos to brush up on the theory and basics from time to time. Thanks and keep up the great content
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  225. "Watts up" :D
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  226. Nicely done. Many people don’t understand the ground/ neutral scenerios and you explained it very well.
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  227. Circuit breakers and fuses are not designed nor intended to protect people. Their purpose is to protect the electrical power system - generators/distribution/transformers and other electrical equipment from damage that could be caused by overcurrent or a "short circuit" fault.
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  228. You are wonderful, man. Explaining such a wide spectrum of electronics, in such brief lucidly.
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  229. Love this Chanel. I’m such a simple man and this channel gives me so much understandable knowledge. Thanks.
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  230. You are correct but it goes further! The "Ground Wire" connects different areas so they are at the same potential. This is most evident at the star point on a transformer. The star point is the source of the Neutral connection AND is bonded down to the body of earth, so if you touch a Neutral whilst standing on the floor there is no potential difference, no Voltage and therefore no current will flow! The services in your home and workplace also have an Earth point where the Gas and Water pipes are connected together (there may also be cross bonding at your hot water tank, boiler and sinks). This means that All "Earthed" points are at a similar potential. This may seem obvious but if you have adjoining properties that are fed from different substations there can be a potential between different lives (even on the same phase) and it is the earth connection down to the body of earth that keeps this to a minimum!
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  231. Just a quick thanks for all your electrical/engineering content - These subjects can initially be difficult to get your head around, but your explanations and animations make learning the principles a whole lot easier. Excellent work and fantastic content!
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  232. "Right to Repair" is a concern....
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  233. Love your videos. Even when it's something I think I already fully understand, I often learn something new. 👍
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  234. i feel this as one of the best technical YouTube channel, learning with clear explanation. Thanks.
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  235. Yep, the starter motor is the most difficult to understand motor, just stand behind the linear motor... Nice animation Paul! And thanks to the guy who gives effort to start that engine using hand!
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  236. This guy is a GENIUS teacher....
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  237. Happy Engineer's day 😁❤️
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  238. OK, this was really well explained.
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  239. Very good, worth pointing out that the clutch pack can be adjusted so that it grips with different torque profiles. The differential is really an extension of the steering system, conceptually.
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  240. I'm studying Computer Engineering, this video was really needed for me to understand how to go from theory to practice. Also, a bit funny how I looked up the 555 just a few hours before you posted this.
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  241. Great video!
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  242. There's no doubt that driving a manual is the best. Driving a manual is a skill and is more fun.
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  243. I was studying this for my exam and your video came just on time. Is this just a coincidence 😁. Great explanation ✌️
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  244. I wouldn't compare LEDs at 50 Hz square wave with incandescent lights at 50 Hz sine wave. The fillament stays warm enough to be bright for a bit, it has an integrated smoothing through thermal mass. 50 Hz flicker is very much noticeable.
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  245. From an old electrical engineer: This is an excellent explanation of 3 phase power. You addressed all main questions that one seeking to understand the subject might or should ask (OK, you at least addressed all the questions I had when I was learning the subject ... and more) and your explanations and visual aids are clear and unique. I am saving this for reference to use when my grandkids learn the subject.
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  246. I'm an operating engineer for a giant property. You've helped me more than you could ever know. Thank you for all the hard work you put into these videos. Seriously, thank you for taking time out of your day to create these
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  247. when i watched the first minute, i'm too excited to learn. Your channel completed my life already
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  248. Amazing! You explain things so well. Thank you!
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  249. My new woodturning lathe uses a two horsepower Servo motor. There's a spinning magnet mounted in the headstock that can detect whether it's slowed down within one millisecond and call for more power from the motor. There is a 300% override capacity for short bursts of speed. An example would be turning a wood bowl and hitting a knot in the wood. The motor can detect the harder knot and calls for more power. It's a pretty slick system.
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  250. My battery powered hedge trimmer uses BLDC motor, they are impressively powerful. No need for noisy, vibrating petrol trimmers now.
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  251. So it's an arduino in a rugged case
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  252. Had an inverter in the truck for ages. Never knew how it worked. Thanks for the video
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  253. I just did a lab about this so thanks for helping me understand this more!
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  254. Amazing video guys. Very informative. I have studied these a long time ago, but it was a complete brush up for me. Thank you and keep up the good work.
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  255. I discovered this channel when I was studying for my CETa, but I still keep learning with even better videos. Nice work!
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  256. At 70 I need things as simple as can be until I grasp the concept.. this was great.. learning new things is hard but still stratifying!
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  257. Hello from South Africa, the other days I was discussing VAV with a controls guy who wasn't really clued up on HVAC. I told him to go check out Engineering mindsets! Perfectly timed video - randomly popped up in my YouTube feed.
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  258. This is the first time i am saying thank you to a youtuber
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  259. B4, D3, D1, F2 Thank you for your awesome videos as always.
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  260. I've driven a fair number of cars both manual and automatic, and I will have to say automatic is the best because: 1. I don't get cramps in my clutch foot if I get caught in heavy traffic. 2. It's safer, since I can constantly have both hands on the wheel. 3. It's just more comfortable never having to care about shifting gears. 4. I can start on slopes without using the hand break or doing some lightning movements with my feet. 5. I can lend my car to someone else who is not comfortable with manual transmissions, and be sure that they won't burn the clutch. 6. No human on earth, no matter what anyone says, can shift quicker or more precise than a modern computer controlled automatic gear box. When I grew up all my friends said that you have to have manual, since it's more fun, and it requires skill, and that automatics are for wimps. They all drive automatics now.
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  261. This is one of the few channels that I find actual value in. Thanks for putting all this together.
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  262. This video alone has explained so many concepts to me; everything makes sense now😂
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  263. Well Explained 🙌🏻
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  264. this is the most useful channel in my youtube list. Thank you very much.
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  265. I liked the practical demonstration along with the animations. Thankyou
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  266. When I first began study8ng electrical engineering, this concept was foreign to me. It is a little hard to abstract.
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  267. Bro, i've been searching for this, in the last 3 days! And you did it! Thank you soo much! 🙏🔥
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  268. This is insane! what a simplicity! You made it so easy to understand as always, that's why I love this channel, thank you so much ❤
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  269. You are my savior in college for EE
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  270. Getting me through my degree, one video at a time! Thanks Paul!
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  271. This is amazing i am on a project that involves latching relay and I was all over the internet trying to understand how it work it was all in vain, all I ended up getting was pictures of MCB( miniature circuit breaker) I was giving up! until this video showed up on my notification and am forever grateful.
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  272. wow this was expertly explained!
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  273. I swear, I've learned more about electronics here than I ever have in school.
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  274. Great basic description. I’m going to show my daughter, it’ll give her a good idea of basic components of the electrical system. Thanks 😊🇦🇺
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  275. I am very happy to first time see you!
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  276. I have no connection to the industry, i just like the technology, but I LOVE this channel
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  277. This takes me back to when i was learning to be an Electrician. Thanks for the reminder and for sharing
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  278. Just wanna say THANKS.
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  279. I’m so confused as to the explanation of why we default to teaching conventional current. I already knew that electrons flowed from negative to positive but wouldn’t it be easier to just teach that? Who cares if the manufacturers still label the negative terminal and positive terminal “opposite” of what it should be. Just teach the negative side as having negative charged electrons flowing to the positive side. That’s how I remember it. Pretty stupid to teach it as conventional if you ask me.
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  280. You succeeded at least 3 things at once. Best description, best knowledge, best animation work. Thank you.
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  281. Loving you vids. I'm an IT guy and got into electrics a bit more recently since having solar panels. Now I am tinkering with changing lights etc in my workshop. Your series is brilliant for giving me the basics. I've now ordered a multimeter and bought your pdf - thank you
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  282. I love you. From now on, I will worship you. I literally have an exam next week on PLC's and because of the pandemic, we didn't have a lot of time to work with them. Thank you so much for the informative video. Keep up the good work!!!!
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  283. Working in electrical distribution. Realized a lot of people don’t understand how this stuff works (electrical distributors), and wasn’t satisfied with the explanations I was getting for how electricity worked. Started watching your videos and the stronger understanding you have given me got me promoted to industrial electrical sales. Best electrical channel on YouTube hands down.
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  284. Would love to see you create a similar video on three phase transformers connected star star, delta delta and so on.
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  285. I struggled many years to understand this, now i finally did understand it. Thank you so much.
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  286. This is high quality, EE here, and you nailed everything perfectly
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  287. Warning:this is peak
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  288. Dude I'm really loving your videos. Well done. Much appreciated:)
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  289. Yes, very useful. Just one suggestion, can you slow down your voice over narration? It will help non-American English speaking people to understand better. Thank you.
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  290. AS a former lecturer in electrical science I commend your brilliant produced explanations of 3 phase without the encumbrance of mathmatical calculations. I wish our teaching plan was more in line with yours !!!. In another life you could have shared the Royal Society lecture hall with Mr. Faraday ..thank you
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  291. Ok. You got me with the length of the video (12:24) and how it relates to the subject. That's very metric of you. Lol
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  292. Brilliant educational toy! Awesome creative engineering in the translation to mechanical representations. Giving all the basic electronics concepts physicality makes them so much easier to conceptualize -- seeing your demo clarified and solidified a lot my understanding.. Thanks for giving the product some exposure. Definitely a gift for the grandkids when they get a few years older.
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  293. hey man. this is undoubtedly one of the best YouTube mech channels if not the best. I've learned so much from you so thank you. the diagrams you have are of great quality and very helpful for comprehension during the presentation. keep it up and if you can reach your shoulder, pat yourself on the back.
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  294. I learned all of this 30+ years ago in college...do you think I remember any of it? :( Thanks for the refresher!
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  295. I could listen to an 8 minute video of you repeating "chiller" non stop
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  296. Hey man, I cannot thank you enough. I have been studying and watching your videos for days now because I am about to be an instructor and have to teach electric theory and basic electrical components in some of my classes. Your videos have helped me more than you know and I am so grateful for you and your work!
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  297. Omg this is soo cool. I'd really love to have one of these kits. Also you did a really great job at explaining things as always 😊
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  298. explain as crystal clear , thanks a lot
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  299. Thanks for the engineering lecture, and much love!!!
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  300. Thanks for doing these series !! Being very new to electronics , I don't fully understand it, but thanks to your channel I am slowly piecing it together.
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  301. Wow you sparked my interest in science.
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  302. This is a level 11 genius presentation! Awesome. I am an electrical engineer and can only dream of being able to communicate this well.
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  303. I know it takes a great deal of effort and attention to detail to explain something in a simple way. The more you try to explain something simply, the more illustrations and flow you need to construct, in order to get across the information without leaving your audience feel like they've already lost you. You have done exactly that - put all your knowledge together without a ton of effort to transfer that to your audience in a short manner. In the field of electrical engineering, not a lot of channels or content creators do that, like we see in the field of computers and IT/programming. You are one of those few content creators who is also hands-on and detailed, and we see your level of effort and really, really appreciate you!
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  304. Yesterday my car wouldn’t start, and then I opened the hood and realized that there was corrosion on the red terminal. The car stuttered to start on its own after getting jumped. I figured out it was a bad battery!
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  305. Being a "Visual Learner" your videos are a tremendous help and solidify my understanding! Thank you TEM (The Engineering Mindset).
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  306. PLCs compared to PCs are more simple, used within industrial tech. Thanks for the video
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  307. @1:24 Answer: e bike battery charger.
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  308. Such a incredible video dude.i have learnt so much from this even though i am from electrical side but the way to demonstrate the video mechnical parts was so amazing.keep it up bro
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  309. Possibly the best educational video to have been ever made about capacitors. Thanks for making this super clear and well explained video.
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  310. 17:17 this electrical load can also be used to vary the power output and breaking of the wind turbine as opposed to mechanical and aerodynamic breaks. Allot of smaller wind turbines use a maximum power point tracking algorithm via the the voltage on the inverter to vary the current and hence torque of the generator which can control the rotation and power output of the turbine. Small scale wind turbines can also use large variable resistors as dump loads but this is less efficient.
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  311. i link how the videos get right into it without an over the top intro
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  312. You explain it so that is so easy to understand. gonna binge watch your videos tonight
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  313. Please do videos on single phase Induction motors also and it's starting types . As always loved the video.
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  314. Your videos are amazing. Even if I have a grasp of the topic, I enjoy your explanation and the videos. Especially because I'm more of a visual person.
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  315. Manual all the way. Better control and if your brakes fail you can still down shift. As well as lower maintenance cost .
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  316. I once had to push my car down a ramp at a parking hall, then jump into the car when it started rolling down to get the motor running, since the start engine had died out and it was almost midnight. Started up perfectly and I was able to drive it to the parking area of a car repair shop to get it fixed the next day
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  317. I was hesitant in watching this thinking I knew everything already. I quickly found out that I had so much more to learn, and I even went back and watched portions over and over again. What can I say? I just couldn’t resist! Instant subscriber...
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  318. 2:45 why will it flow thru resistor 3, not 2? This needs longer explanation.
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  319. Thanks bro 👊
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  320. This has got to be one of my most favorite educational channels. Absolutely top notch!
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  321. I've used them in R/C cars. Really old R/C's used 2. One for steering and one to run a mechanical speed controller for the drive motor. It moved a wiper arm that would make contact with the appropriate section to send voltage to the resistor to control speed (in a few steps, commonly 3) until it got to the full speed section which sent full voltage. They usually had a section for reverse as well. They were replaced by electronic speed controllers, typically MOSFET driven, not sure when but the mechanical ones were rarely used I got started in the mid 90's.
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  322. HUZZAH! Most quality and informative videos I’ve ever watched
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  323. It’s always been my opinion that all automotive relay terminals should be numbered in a different way. The primary terminals should be “P1 and P2”, with P1 denoting the switched low current terminal and P2 to ground (or other control circuitry). The secondary terminals would be “SL”, denoting line voltage, “SC” for n/c terminal and “SO” for n/o terminals. This would be far more intuitive than the seemingly random lettering normally used.
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  324. One year ago,I worked in Production Department,which requires me to deal with Production Output everyday and it was kinda boring for me. From then,I found your channel, studied on HVAC system and make your video as my primary reference regarding Chiller operation.Now I've become a Facility guy in another Company thanks to your wonderful videos. Please keep producing videos like this. Your videos help me to change my life.
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  325. To think that in order for me to watch this video, various transformers had to do exactly this kind of things is just wild
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  326. I am totally satisfied.
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  327. I don't skip ads, little way to thank Paul. Love you Paul ! <3
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  328. That feeling when you finally find the video that is exactly what you were looking for
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  329. Npn...needs positive nput...pnp...put negative please...simple way to remember how to activate the base...
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  330. I'm an electrician by trade, I've worked with many different types of HVAC systems the biggest was an Ammonia system. very large industrial operation with massive tanks and huge rooftop chilling towers. Ofcourse all the way down to residential systems and window units.
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  331. Stop, I can only hit the like button once!
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  332.  @EngineeringMindset  Fault finding would be great. I struggle with system diagnosis on air conditioning. Honestly I can't think you enough. Great effort doing this. Well worth a Hoody. I like the logo a lot. I'll be following your videos for sure.
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  333. writing this comment while the add is still running, i like your choice of fields you cover! one by one you explain all the stuff in detail and every question i still have left gets awnsered!! you rock man!!
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  334. Just studied it in my textbook Now watching practical Thanks Paul❤️❤️
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  335. could you also do a video like this for 3 phase european consumer units?
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  336. Thanks!
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  337. I'm automotive mechanik,but I'm interesting to learn electrical equipment and application
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  338. This channel is YouTube ELITE! Thanks for existing!!!!
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  339. Hey Mate...I am a HVAC engineer and over a period of 6momths I keep watching your videos and confidently say no one gives explanation on HVAC better then you...God Bless you and may give you lots of success ahead...
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  340. I thoroughly appreciate and enjoy your preferred choice of footage when discussing low power ratings. 10/10
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  341. thanks guys for making an effort to create educational videos, very helpful to understand the principles
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  342. I absolutely love the pace and information density in your videos!
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  343. really love this channel keep it up!!!!!!!
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  344. I like how the way the lesson progressed thru the entirety of the video. Well presented and explained. Cheers!
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  345. YES. I just splurged on the fanciest multimeter that I have ever owned and was about to look for some video walkthroughs about what I can do with it. This Old Tony made a great video about them years ago, but it left me with more questions than answers.
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  346. Thank you so much for your comprehensive, yet concise explanation! I recall that the high-rise form building I stayed back in my undergrad program used a water-source VRF heat-pump. In the summer, the condenser water was circulated through an adiabatic cooling tower. During heating season, the building had ‘trim source’ boilers to provide heated water to the VRF modules. This made me wonder whether it is possible to obtain heating in winter months using a ground/water/air-source VRF exclusively without any additional boilers.
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  347. Servos are used in various devices that need precise movement. They're used in every RC aircraft to control the control surfaces as well as retract and deploy the landing gear. They're used in RC cars for steering and in the case of nitro engines they change the gears and control the throttle as well. Open loop servos are sometimes used in model RC submarines to control the ballast tanks. They're used in some configurations of 3D printer bed leveling sensors to deploy and retract the probe. They're also used in walking robots to control each limb.
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  348. Good video as always, but there's one thing that I think should have probably been changed as it gives a wrong impression of how the car works in general. When talking about the regulator, it was stated that, " the output voltage of the alternator varies with the speed of the car", and "the faster the vehicle travels, the faster the crankshaft rotates." This brushes over the fact that the speed of the car, and the rotation speed of the engine are not directly linked. A car can be moving at the same speed in 4th or 5th gear, but the difference in gear ratio will mean the RPMs will be drastically different to compensate, which will cause the alternators shaft to rotate faster or slower, changing the output voltage. Changing, " the output voltage of the alternator varies with the speed of the car" to, " the output voltage of the alternator varies with the speed of the engine". Obviously doesn't require explanation of the transmission, but it also does not cause confusion by directly correlating movement speed of the car, and rotation of the engine.
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  349. Wish I had this kind of information 30 years ago at college. I love engineering
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  350. Seriously I watched a lot of videos about Plate HX trying to understand how exactly this works and I've never been able to understand it, untill this video. Thanks so much
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  351. Your videos always motivate me to Learn and Imagine and apply Physics
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  352. I love your content. This is what lots of young ppl should learn. (it's fun). You should DEF do a video on 555 timer ICs they sort of have endless uses. Thanks for your hard work!
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  353. I know mine is just one voice in a deafening crowd, but I just wanted to thank you for making a series of informative pieces that are comprehensive as well as comprehensible, and with such care to include references to other videos whose content may be useful in understanding this one. It's a very friendly format.
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  354. It is very confusing especially in electrical drawing when I don’t know whether they’re using conventional or electron current. Like diodes for example, I’ve seen people explain where electrons is flowing through the arrow of a diode. But in other videos it flows against it. I hate it!
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  355. I've had desktop computers before with crummy power supplies that would shock you when you touched the case. Grounding was the solution in these situations as it allowed this stray voltage a path back to panel neutral.
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  356. It would take a feat of engineering to design a simpler explaination of Mosfets. LOL Good pacing, animation, real parts demonstration, and starting with basic switches were all fantastic.
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  357. Thats EXACTLY what Im going to study now! Thanks for this.
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  358. Wow, what a brilliant video. I wish I had had a teacher like you when I was at school in the 70s. Anybody remember the flashing roadworks beacons? , Had a few of them in my younger days, took out the pcb and put the beacon back so it just stayed on permanent. Made many flashing gadgets with this pcb, even stepping up to flashing a 240v for a mates party. Didn't have a lot but we enjoyed what we had.
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  359. Electronic and computerized sewing machines have used stepping motors since the mid 1980's.
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  360. If thermocouples use a RTD to measure temperature, why not just use the RTD in the first place?
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  361. Thanks sir ❣️
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  362. So much work in making this video! Thank you for taking the time. Very well done.
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  363. I was looking for a video explaining electric heating a few weeks ago, there aren't many explaining the principles behind the use cases for electric heating. Thank you for the breakdown and examples.
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  364. Yeah, well, whether you get to see it, or even realize it or not, all of these online content creators, (on whatever platform you wanna mention), also have a real life, (including a personal and even a family life), completely outside of and independent of the internet, people, come on! (Basic common sense would make you think that everyone would automatically realize that, but apparently in today's world, that ability has all but disappeared, lol!)
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  365. Cool video, and very informative! Thank you for posting! I have always wondered about how locks worked! :D
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  366. Thanks for every single video that you made for us 🤜🤛
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  367. aye this is some OG stuff 🤞🏻
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  368. next up; magnets how do they work?
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  369. the moment you said electricity flows from negative to positive, I immediatly subscribed.
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  370. Keep uploading sir👍😁 you helping people who interested in electronics and cant pay semester just like me😁 its better to watch your channel than go to school 😉😁thank u so much, i learn a lot of this channel😁👍Godbless to you sir🙏🏻💛😁
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  371. Excellent, very well explained, thanks.
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  372. Paul, that was brilliant video with an excellent explanation. But for me, I'm going to need to watch it a few times; before it fully sinks in. :_Caution::_Caution:
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  373. At 8:21 the correct formula to calculate the Time to travel should be time=distance/speed, not time=speed/distance. The result is correct, but the operands are swapped. Great explanation though, thanks!
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  374. Awsome video , love your animations and explanations, would you be able to make a video on servo motors?
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  375. OMG Phase was explained in the most pragmatic and simple way I have ever seen on youtube and iv'e seen alot of youtube
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  376. Congratulations for 1 million ❤️
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  377. Fantastic! How about an "intermediate" board with variable output constant current for high-output (flashlight style) leds? Through hole and SMD between the chips, pots, connectors. LEDs are always fun. I need to map out a board to use USB 5v to retrofit some old microscopes with some high CRI leds. Projects been on the back burner for like a year now. 😆
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  378.  @EngineeringMindset  Thank you. Please keep posting.
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  379. In the US we refer to the regular residential service as split single phase; it just has a center tap on the secondary side of the transformer, tied to ground to split our mostly used 120V off. We also have 3-phase high leg delta that provides 120V, 120V, and 208V, P-G and 240V P-P, which is quite prevalent in smaller businesses and home shops , that use mostly 120V but have one or a few smaller 3-phase machines, as it can be accomplished with 2 transformers. And while rare you can find the occasional 346/600V 3-phase which is mostly only uses in more industrial businesses.
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  380. Your animation is better than the real thing. The colors and graphics are top notch. 👍 🤜
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  381. My question is how do these gasses get into the system? and what rate, we talking purging a tiny tiny amount out every month or we talking this is a 24h operation?
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  382. This is the best explanation I have ever seen on the installation of sub panels and grounding and I have done electrical work for over 50 years.
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  383. Theres a third method to detect leaks. That is, that a flowmeter will detect periods when water is not in use. Then the water will be shut off randomly (flowmeter is then used to ensure water is not being shut off while someone is using water so not someone's shower is interrupted). Then a pressure sensor is used to detect if the pressure is decreasing in the now closed water system. Even a small leak will give a great pressure decrease in the closed system as water is not compressible. In a healthy water system, the pressure should be able to be maintained with no water supply. This is also great as if you have a system which periodically "exercise" the solenoid valve to make sure it doesn't get dirt buildup or gets stuck, you can also during these times, check for leaks. Such a system can also be used to check for leaks during vacant periods. For example, you might connect a leak detector system to the burgular alarm panel, so when the burgular alarm panel is set to "ARM", it will both exinguish the occupancy signal to both the AC system but also to the leak system. Leak system now responds with closing the water (as no water is needed during vacancy). During the vacancy period, it can now check the pressure for a long time. When alarm is now set to "DISARM", the water leak system can refuse to turn on the water, and raise a tamper alert, if pressure have dropped too much during the time the water was shut. So if you want a superior leak detection system, you would have: 1: Flow detection to detect leaks. 2: Flow detection to detect non-usage of water + random shutting and measuring pressure during occupancy. 3: Water shutting during vacancy period combined with long-time pressure detection. 4: Localized moisture sensors to detect water at sensitive places. If you want a even better leak detection system, install a flow meter at each water consumer (faucet, shower, washing machine, etc) in addition to the "incoming" flow meter and if all "outgoing" flow meters sum up to the "incoming" flow meter, all is fine. If not, then there is a leak. Ergo: 5: Incoming/outgoing flow detection. Here, if you have a smart system enough, you could refuse to permit the toilet flow meter and the hand wash basin flow meter, to measure any water if the lights in the bathroom is not turned on, but allow them to flow if they flowed while light was on, but once they stop flowing, no longer allow to start flow again. In this way, theres a 6th method to detect leaks: If water is flowing in areas that are apparently not in use (based on ceiling light switch position). Same with washing machine - if its not consuming any electrical power for a period of time, it shouldn't consume any water either. 6: Detect "unauthorized" local water usage based on local flow meters, combined with detecting if lights is on or washing machine is running etc.
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  384. Literally THE BEST EVER VIDEO OF EXPLAINING PHYSICS TO ME IN MY ENTIRE LIFE. I'm not even lying!
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  385. I love your channel. I'm 17 and looking to work as an electrician welder or in HVAC .these videos are put together really well and are very much appreciated
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  386. This video is exactly what I've been searching for! The explanations are clear, and I appreciate how accessible it is for everyone. Thank you so much for sharing such valuable content for free! One suggestion I have is to consider slowing down the pace of the practical explanations a bit, as they can be a little quick. Keep up the great work!
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  387. I am a student of Class 7th but quite interested in Electronic components
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  388. Wait what's this? A tech video with actual NARRATION and ILLUSTATIONS? Now THIS is how it SHOULD be done!
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  389. Wasting energy by first cooling it and reheating it.
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  390. That's cool
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  391. Love this guy..😍
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  392. Simply Fantastic. I am using a vacuum pump since 1978 it is only today-now that i came to know exactly how a vacuum pump works. How an agelong ignorance is removed within 10 minutes with the help of modern techno presentation. Thank you.
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  393. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  394. would be awesome if you could explain the relationship between differential equations, complex numbers and electrical circuits with real world examples
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  395. Your videos are always awesome. I know how much it takes to draw, animate such thing. Welldone, u r truly appreciated mate !👍
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  396. Could you use just one resistor connected to the parallel LEDs in sequence?
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  397. What an informative and inspirational video. SMD scares me and now it doesn't.
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  398. I just came here to learn about three phase circuits but now I know how different concepts link and work together. You arranged information in a way it was easy to digest. the amount of work which went into this is crazyyy! Thank you Engineer Mindset
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  399. SATISFUCTORY Update 3: Pumps and pipes
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  400. Gotta pump it up
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  401. I might not have enough money to join, but i know we'll succeed.
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  402. Hey Paul, amazing job 👍 My students ask one more question: Do you have a video tutorial how temperature regulation works in HVAC (especially on mini split AC) systems..? if yes, we couldn't find about it on your channel 😒🤔
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  403. This was extremely fun and engaging, thank you so much for the high quality content mate
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  404. The Engineering Mindset drinking game: "Bus bar."
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  405. don't Hertz me
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  406. Holy Smokes! Someone finally explained a full bridge rectifier to me in a way that will stick.
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  407. im self taught in electronics and i want to say “thank you” for making these videos.
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  408. I just replace a 600 amp circuit breaker on a Trane chiller yesterday. I've been an electrician for 30. It very interesting to me how the mechanical side of equipment operates.
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  409. A comprehensive and informative video on multimeters, Thank you! I could recollect my early days with a multimeter where I connected the multimeter to an AC circuit in parallel for measuring current and had no clue why it got damaged.
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  410. Great video and awesome job on making the content understandable.
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  411. always love to see this notification !
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  412. um paul i want ask something how does a welding machine works?
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  413. Always wondered how thermocouples worked. Thanks 🙏🏼🤗
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  414. Even a layman can understand things efficently like this. Great effort.
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  415. I have the most trouble figuring out the value of the resistor but calculating a resistor divider is easy for me
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  416. Your's explanation is the best i have ever listened
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  417. A detailed explanation of the electrical transformer. Greetings to you💙💙💙💙💙
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  418. Pointing out what the "3000/4500/6000/10000" is for would fit this video well. All too often i hear people (even colleagues) say "it can handle 10000 volts" and they refuse to accept that it means Icu or maximum breakable short circuit current.
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  419. The absolute best I have ever seen this explained, and I've been working trade since 1978.
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  420. 10:00 If possible, try install pump to "cold" line instead. Last longer.
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  421. Thanks for explaining to us so well 😀. You are great
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  422. We've got a lot to learn from this
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  423. This is hands down the most amazing and intuitive approach I've ever seen on inductor.kudos man! you guys are the reason I got my interest back at Electrical Engineering
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  424. I was pleased that your animation showed the correct electron flow direction from negative to positive. In electronics college our instructor demonstrated this with a piece of graphite and a piece of paper. With high DC voltage and the negative connected to the graphite the arc produced carried graphite particles to the paper as the arc continued through the paper to the positive electrode on the other side.
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  425. Use small carbon materal or grafite at the contact of commutator
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  426. 11:48 this is a ground fault and short circuit. Another possible ground fault is neutral to ground, which is not a short circuit and won't generally trip the overcurrent device. Just another reason why GFCI is important!
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  427. 0:00-0:09 That’s true for half a cycle (that current flows from the source to the load through the live wire, and from the load to the source through the neutral wire). In the other half cycle, it’s the opposite: current flows from the load to the source through the live wire, and from the source to the load through the neutral wire. I suppose you didn’t say this because you usually use DC for explaining AC circuits. But I thought I’d clarify this because many other people say what you said without specifying that’s true only for half a cycle.
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  428. perfectly explained..!
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  429. This channel is freaking amazing
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  430. of all the channel explaining diode, yours is the most comprehensible one. Thakns 🙂
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  431. You forgot temperature coefficient, which is usually indicated after the tolerance band. There are a lot of applications where a low tempco is more important than a low initial tolerance. Carbon comp resistors are still relevant in high frequency applications where any stray inductance is undesirable.
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  432. Brief and perfectly explained like always.
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  433. You need a school already! I would definitely enroll! Your articulation and demos make engineering so simplified! Please Inform when you do
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  434. It's been a long time since I did the circuit building. It's fun to do this and you can build some interesting projects. The math for the circuit components is what I forgot from long ago. Thank you for this.
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  435. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼Explaination and quality increasing every video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😊
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  436. KCL Kirchhoff's current law. Wonderful explanation. Paul: A little too fast on the excellent graphic and voice over. Perhaps trying to squeeze everything into the 16 minutes.
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  437. Your hard work is impressive. You made it so easy to understand
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  438. Your way of presentation is super
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  439. I do this everyday this video is spot on great job you deserve my thumbs up
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  440. As a server tech I was sent to do a SAN upgrade to a customers in house datacenter. Expecting to be in there for hours I brought a nice warm jacket.When I walked into the DC it was like stepping into a sauna. The air con system had failed, there were buckets of water catching leaking AC and they had house fans plugged in trying to cool all the equipment. There were hundreds of red flashing leds on all the server and storage equipment in the racks. I have also encountered Datacenter AC failure with water leaking from the roof soaking the racks below. With staff frantically calling their server storage hardware vendors to log warranty calls and of course not mentioning the flood they were exposed too. Cooling failure in a DC is catastrophic, u better have a redundant solution in place.
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  441. Great explanation! Thank you. I never understood how a vacuum pump worked until now.
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  442. Paul thank you for these great teaching/learning videos. The time, planning and production to create all these wonderful videos is tremendous and greatly appreciated. Thank you again. I learn and gain a much deeper understanding of the study of electricity with each video.
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  443. Nobody: Me thinking about how my brain send me electricity when i need to pee...
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  444. I implemented this project front to back with success, and fabricated Paul’s Gerber files, too. This video was so well put together.
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  445. Your channel is the best engineering channel on YouTube I have came across. Great content and great video. Love u bro !! Great job.
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  446. You always keep me up to date for your teaching,thank you.
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  447. Very good. explanation of KVL Kirchhoff's voltage law and KCL Kirchhoff's current law. Well done.
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  448. Can you add a video for fan selection and its static pressure calculation.
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  449. Oh come on, man. I will be at school tomorrow. Shit. Well I guess it’s better late than never
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  450. Excellent presentation and gradual increase in knowledge how every component interact with each other. This kind of knowledge used to be taught in middle school electronica class. Nowadays a student has to elect to take a electronics class in college by choice to get this knowledge.
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  451. I smashed the subscribe button so hard after the first vid I saw. THANK YOU<3
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  452. I'm shocked !
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  453. I love how, when adjusting the ratios of GaAs and GaP (GaAsP), you had the audience GASP every time the light came on. Subtle, yet beautiful.
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  454. Would like to see a video of yours explaining the differences between the American and European electrical systems in detail. Great video as always!
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  455. I love you so much for using electron flow convention. Every damn video out there uses conventional one and it drives me nuts.
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  456. Like José Manuel below, when I lived in Alberta I would commonly purchase mulitpass shell and tube exchangers, plate and frame exchangers, giant fin-fan exchangers for a giant SAGD (oil) plant. Awesome pieces of equipment.
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  457. Another winning video in my book. Love your content on the Electronic Engineering as well. Cheers! Here's a cup of coffee and a pint on me.☕🍺
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  458. This video is hard to resist. 😀
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  459.  @EngineeringMindset  Very cool, I'm looking forward to seeing those new videos, meanwhile I'm catching up on some older videos of yours that I haven't had time to watch yet...
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  460. Everytime I start understanding the circuit design a little bit. My mind sees the resistors and goes blank again 🤣😤
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  461. 3:08 I do not fully understand why the current flows to the transistor number 2 base only when the capacitor 1 is charged it could flow there immediately. Can someone explain it to me? :)
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  462. Your vids helped me so much during my electrician Education. Thank you ^^
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  463. Bought a Fluke 115 multimeter like you have last week, and this sure makes things easier! As i'm studying automation this information is gold worth, thanks :)
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  464. Let me just say I love your channel, I am a tool guy and love electronics but I'm also a high school dropout (married young), yet I just woke up and had no problem understanding this, very clear and to the point
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  465. I’m an MEP engineer. Thank you for these! They explain these systems to my new hires better than I can.
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  466. Superb video as always. I love to nerd out on VFD’s and Wye-Delta starters. Such simple but ingenious methods.
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  467. One of the best videos I've ever seen explaining VFD. It takes some time to explain to technicians at work, and some experience to fully understand it. Will definitely utilize this... Thank you for posting, Automation specialist.
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  468. Good explanation. The data center that I worked in evolved from overcooling the room to keep the servers happy to adding containment with an automation system that installed 3 temp sensors on the face of the cabinet doors to control that CRAC units fan speed and supply temperature. The automation system would learn the cooling requirements of the room and worked quite well. Only problem was when additional cabinets were added it would require additional sensors and automation system programming.
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  469. Another very concise explanation for something that seemed complex Keep up the great work
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  470. 1:33 I think this can also be called a RC low-pass filter, because you have the capacitor in parallel to the load and a resistance (LEDs) before it. So it should filter out high frequencies.
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  471. Damn I love your videos man, so easy to follow and you make everyday things so fascinating.
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  472. Very helpful video, especially for HVAC. Understanding how all the components work together is important and I will definitely be passing this on to my apprentices
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  473. The difference between Engineering Mindset and other channels is that this guy steps down to a kids level to explain things and makes it super cool to learn. Love your works. You really shaped my interests.
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  474. used a 1.00uF capacitor instead of the 0.22 since i didn’t have one, still works perfectly. Powered with a 9V battery and output is 5.01V as desired. Made a similar circuit before without a diode and with only 2 capacitors instead of 4.
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  475. I've seen in some models they show cables as capacitors themselfs.
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  476. Your like the infographic show but for engineering. Would you do a video on fluid mechanics, the basics, I like the way you layout your videos it keeps me captivated.
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  477. Hey! Engineering Mindset, I really love your informative videos they're really helpful.But I was wondering if you could cover how mini split inverter AC's work signal wise that would be much appreciated,even if I would have to pay you to make that video is not a problem.I'm a beginner to the field by the way.
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  478. 9:00 I always wanted to know why that doesnt hapen!! Great animations!
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  479. Thank you❤️
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  480. EXCELLENT video as always. Do you plan to cover rechargeable batteries?
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  481. so thankful for these electrical knowledge you are throwing at us. - big fan of your channel
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  482. Yes this is what im waiting for, another informative video, thank you for making this it helps me a lot. Live long sir, this channel is my main learning channel
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  483. I don't even have to watch the video before the upvote, I just get that out of the way while the ads play
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  484. Love the explanation, keep up the great work mate!
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  485. I grew up in imperial valley, and in great weather conditions, from the valley, you could see the silhouette of the turbine field near acorn casino. Just dozens of em, backlit by the sun easily noticeable. Now, if you go to imperial valley, many of the farms have been replaced with solar farms, and at the base of the mountains going to san diego, there is a massive wind turbine farm. Coupled with the areas numerous geo plants, the area is a hotbead of renewable energy. Thank you for finally answering one of dozens of questions i had about my homes renewble energies. This was a great video!!
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  486. You have no idea how much I learned from this video. The quality of this video is truly on the other level.
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  487. I’m an electronics engineer and I love all your videos . You’re better than my professors do
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  488. How much voltage / amps is used to make the example?
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  489. I had that "ahaa" moment. Thanks for the content!
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  490. I'm retired so no longer teach this type of information. But still enjoy seeing it.
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  491. Just found this channel. Fantastic description. Nice calm and well detailed explanation. Thank you for taking the time to teach in this type of way. I learnt alot within just this video. Will certainly check out further content from you. Stay safe and keep this coming.
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  492. 2:20 "The current combines in this transistor" That's technically true but it has nothing to do with the transistor, it's just how circuits work; when a circuit branches, the current divides, that is always the case. You can just as easily switch on the transistor by using a second powersource between Base and Emitter. The much much more important point of a transistor is the amplification. You can apply a low voltage between B and E to get a large change in electrical resistanve between C and E. It's not just on and off, but also everything inbetween. In a BC548 you can control a 30Volt signal completely by applying only 0-5volts to the base. That is what transistors are about.
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  493. How are the Harmonics controlled, that can be reflected back into supply, by using this process?
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  494. Videos are VERY well done!!! It is a PLEASURE to donate!
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  495. Thank you for the explanation about the battery you said if you split them the light would last longer and if you put them together the the light will be brighter I give this video a thumbs up👍😁
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  496. Thanks mate for the excellent video. After 53 years this lucid explanation has clarified the concept of what a volt is.! Phew!
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  497. A datacenter I work at from time to time has hot aisle design. It's great, until you have to do maintenance inside that area...
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  498. I don't have a need to use picvs but I really enjoy the breakdown on how things work and why...very informative mate..ty so much
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  499. I have seen relay in electrobooms video When he makes a taser 🙂
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  500. Thank you. I have wired many VFDs over the years and knew what they did but not how. When I started over 30 years ago there was a DC motors still around. First one I saw was very odd. 2 small wires and 2 large wires.
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  501. Can't wait to finish this video👍🏻 best channel on this platform 😁
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  502. Nice, perfect timing. It's always perfect timing, when it comes to this.
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  503. I am in love with this guy explanations 😍💜
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  504. Even if I am not a Mechanical Engineering professional/student I enjoyed the video . This channel is a great source of information and knowledge . Love for “The Engineering Mindset “❤
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  505. Best presentation I ever saw ...for a electrical channel..
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  506. I have worked in the pump industry for over 22 years and that was the best explanation of how a centrifugal pump impeller operates I have heard. Well done mate
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  507. Could u please make a video about James Maxwell equation Second law of thermodynamics ( How can we apply in falling ball? Where we can see disorder in ball falling downward?) Quantum computers
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  508. "which the electricity company will use to invoice the property" is the most proper way I've ever heard "which the electric company will use to fuck over the customer" ;) great video love the content!
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  509. Since you did a few automotive videos recently-- are time delay relays used in cars to control interior lighting? (ie. lights turn on when doors are opened, but turn off after a period of time)
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  510. I've had to set up time delays for security access so the building is open during a certain time frame for the employees to all get in and then the card access kicks in after a designated time.
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  511. How did I just find this channel? Great content my man.
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  512. This channel is getting more and more interesting 👍🏻
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  513. Nicely done mate! I wish you could have included some "in-the-field" multi-meter readings of this going wrong in the wild on bad installations. Great job Mr Mindset
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  514. Very good video, and as an electrician myself I appreciate the NEC code references. A couple of things. 1) At time 13:00 where you talk about "double bonded ground fault condition", NEC reference 250.6 talks about "objectionable current" which is essentially what you're explaining when the installer mistakenly bonds the neutral and grounds in both the main and sub panels. It would be helpful to add that reference. 2) At time 10:50, you're code reference is incorrect. Im assuming this was just a typo on your end. You meant to reference 250.24(A)(5) which prohibits the grounded (neutral) conductor to be bonded to the equipment grounding conductor(s). But awesome video. Thank you for making it.
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  515. i really love the way they change the landscape. they are very elegant and in a way futuristic and I like watching them spin. It also looks like a big ad for Mercedes, but this is an inside joke between my friends lol
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  516. Dont Hertz me!
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  517. Amazing quality video and clarity of explanation as always. Keep up the great work!
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  518. Perfect timing. I had just finished most interesting component on the channel and this pops up. Please keep doing this, and make videos on every type of sensors in the future
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  519. Generally I watch educational videos in speed multiplied. This is the first video i have ever watched in 0.75x. Even then watched it on repeat at some points. Pure content☺️ Most of the knowledge about electronics I have aquired is from your channel, which was suggested by one of my friend. Thanks a lot for your work 🥰
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  520. Great Video, I really like the fact that you highlighted that energy comes from the Field & not the Electrons flowing through the Circuit.
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  521. Thank you! I appreciate the time you have taken to create the graphics! I learned visually and I'm amazed on the detail you include on your video graphics. I truly appreciate it. To me, you are the best of the best on YouTube explaining electrical current because of your graphic illustrations. Definitely subscribed!
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  522. these are snippets from actual videos he has made I'm sure if you look at the led design videos he has made you will get this information.
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  523. Thanks a Lot..your videos are Savior for people working in HVAC field..
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  524. Excellent video, as always Engineering Mindset! As a Building Automation System Integrator/Engineer, this is a perfect simple video explanation of the principles of a standard VAV AHU system. I'll share this with any clients who may want to educate themselves on the operating principles of VAV HVACs!
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  525. I've been to a couple about 10 years ago working with the chillers. It amazed me that the emergency generator can start up, go to full speed and powering the building in less than 60 seconds. The chilled water system usually has about a 10 min. reserve of chilled water so if one chiller goes down, the spare can come up to speed before that is all used up.
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  526. Great explanation , you didn't mentioned the actual principle (seaback effect), Make video on how floroscent light works
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  527. I just want to say big Thank you for your videos. I am in an electrical apprenticeship and these videos are really helpful with understanding how these equipment and thoery works. Ever since i started watching your channel i have become better at trouble shooting and overall a better electrician! THANK YOU!!!
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  528. I've wired 100s of those up and didn't know about spring for the DP.
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  529. absolutely the best channel on this machine. Tim from the US says THANK YOU!
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  530. For those readstone experts Minecraft players, that's simple to understand :)))
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  531. Brilliant timing! Love your videos, thanks for taking the time to produce them
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  532. These illustrations make me fall in love with electricity again and again 😍
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  533. "liquids cannot compress" On 1500 bar of pressure, water actually shrink 5%...
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  534. As usual, nice graphics and good explanation... thank you!
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  535. I’m a doctor in the UK specialising in anaesthesia - I must say these videos are amazing. I need to learn a lot of physics including electronics for my speciality exams and these were a life saver! Thank you for your hard work on making these videos!
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  536. My god these videos are amazing. Keep em' coming Paul
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  537. Definitely 100's of amps
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  538. Brilliant video, Paul, full of explanation and detail. Just the thing to get young brains excited. Thanks for sharing.
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  539. Amazing! This is the best explanation with animations that I have ever seen. Not only that, you provided the perfect explanation of why an EGC (proper bonding) is required and also how a grounding electrode by itself is not adequate! Additionally the explanation for the GFCI was great! Thank you very much for making this video.
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  540. I have a degree in electronics and all the mathematical formulas used are with conventional flow. Electron flow is specifically mentioned when used otherwise conventional flow is assumed. Either way the answers are the same as long as the two are not used together as in circuit analysis. I've always preferred the Thevenize method.
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  541. Everytime I need one of these physics gizmos explained... I search and there The Engineering Mindset is, saving the day 😎 Bravo sir excellent work👏🏽👏🏽
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  542. The best channel i ever seen... and also the main thing i love about your presentation in video. its soo easy to understand even also for freshmen.
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  543. Pls do a video on MOSFETs, those r real pain to understand, also can u explain how to do circuit analysis on a different video
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  544. i have this habit on youtube that whenever I really really appreciate a certain channel’s content, I go and write a comment on the first video the channels created. so for your case I just want to say that I have always loved engineering and learning about electricity and mechanics. and bro your channel is soooo perfect regarding explaining these stuff. thank you for every single second you’ve spent in making these videos. much love from Iraq
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  545. Best electronics channel anywhere. Thanks.
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  546. I should have become a electrician 😢
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  547. Took the ASVAB today for Air Force, needed atleast 60 on the electrical portion of the test to go into the field I want, if I didn’t get the score I wanted i’d have to go into a different field or wait 6 months in order to retake the test. I went online to find what I could to study, I came across your channel and watched probably half your videos and watched some multiple times, with one month of studying a couple hours a day I was able to turn my original 33 score into a 67 for electrical information. Thank you, truly.
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  548. Thanks Paul. Great video. you are very thorough and explain things in a clear and concise way. I actually feel like doing some calculations now. I'll definitely be checking out some more of your content.
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  549. Brilliant, a must 'go to' tutorial for electronic beginners.
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  550. I like this channel it helps me a lot and its very easy to understand by the way thank you sir for creating this type of videos
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  551. Interesting, it's a good thing that this was published right now. I have one question but it's not related to the video: what type of inductor is the one that looks like a resistor? Thanks in advance, Paul!
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  552. good tactic heh, i was sure there is an april fools joke in it somewhere and because i'm a beginner i wouldn't get it, so i paid extra attention
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  553. As someone who is studying this right now to become a HVAC guy, thank you so much for explaining this is in a way that made is it simple to understand. Edit: grammar before morning coffee good is not
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  554. All of your videos are really well made, i can imagine how much work it must be to finish only one video - i find this one particularly excellent because of combining the theory with building an application! Keep it up :-)
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  555.  @EngineeringMindset  Sir: We are thankful for the one a month. Wonderful informative as usual.
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  556. When the turbocor compressor was designed the engineers had hopes to eventually scale it down to be able to enter into the domestic refrigeration market. I rather doubt that will be pursued unless another design team
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  557. This is the best electronics channel in history
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  558. Thanks, Paul, this video was fantastic👍 I'm a mechanical fitter by trade, so I have a good grasp of most mechanical concepts. I have been into electronics since about age 10, so I also really enjoy the electronics and electrical diagnostics and/or repair work that comes along with some of my jobs, probably more than the mechanical work. But, even though I am very familiar with relating mechanical concepts to electrical understanding, volume, pressure, current flow, restriction etc.... Seeing this video and having to combine both of these concepts at once...JUST BLEW MY TINY LITTLE MIND😁🤣🇦🇺
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  559. You are my favourite youtuber ❤🎉
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  560. This is beyond describable. You're an absolute legend! :yougotthis: Our huge pleasure to work with you 🤟
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  561. Hello from 2023! You run one of the best (or is it the best?) engineering YouTube channels. Especially, your EE series are a piece of art, can't tell you how useful those are to me! Thank you a lot!
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  562. Wow. I didn’t know that cars have a small generator inside. Cool.
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  563. How TV and remote works? The old TV and remote.
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  564. Amazing super condensed info about LEDs. Best video on this topic I've ever seen.
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  565. Very informative. In fact, brilliant! I'm astonished that scientists think of this stuff and make it work!
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  566. Morbid ending "Will likely lead to death. Well that's it guys thanks for watching!"
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  567. Hello I have made a donation of £10 to say thank you for the quality info. Could I make a request if possible please could you make a video on Generators and everything I need to know about them as I work in a data centre. Thank you
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  568. Great video. I love wind turbines, prefer them offshore though I once stayed at a farm with a pretty big one and it was annoyingly loud - kept me AWAKE!
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  569. We all need an oscilloscope tutorial vid, please!!!!
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  570. The color bands on those metal film resistors are hard for me to decipher because I never know which end of the resistor represents the first significant number or the tolerance. The values are very different depending on which end you start from, which is frustrating for me as these are my preferred type of resistor.
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  571. In the UK some properties use them as ground as the supplier is not obliged to provide one. It's called a TT system
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  572. Absolutely loved this video, thanks for making it. Donated enough for a coffee in Australia. I have one question - when you say "north pole" of the magnet, what does this actually mean? Are there more electrons bunched up that end of the magnet, or the other way round?
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  573. Thank you very much for your interesting videos. When I was a kid in the seventies I build a little FM transmitter that was fitted in a matchbox, it had a range about 200 meters, It was a building kit that I ordered from an ad in a hobby magasin. I would love to build a simulare kit again 😎 Do you have any sources?
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  574. This is the only channel resource that does amazing work at explaining what components are used and why. This channel has helped me in my guitar amp circuit design project.
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  575. I work on these kind of engines and starters almost daily.
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  576. 350 Ohms? 9:20
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  577. Just enjoyed your video for the first time today on its 4th anniversary. 690,606 views is a testament to how well delivered the material was in your video. As I find myself less and less confident in contractors of late, it is appreciated that you are providing content to empower viewers with knowledge that might have felt out of reach initially. Thanks again and many well wishes for continued success for you and your channel.
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  578. I’d love to see your take on Kirchhoffs laws, and nodal analysis.
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  579. love it!
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  580. Man, you make great videos!
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  581. Great! Very interesting and helpful! Waited for that :)
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  582. I just started studying electronics as a hobby and this helps a lot, thanks man
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  583. this is perfect thank you
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  584. Awesome presentation, as usual. This thing inspired me to think of where my breadboard is and to start building again...lol. Thank you so much for these videos and for all the effort and attention to detail you apply to ready them for upload.
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  585. This ones very important. Thanks for the info dude. I appreciate what you do.
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  586. I had already learn about stepper motors but with you there is always something new to learn. God's speed ♥️
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  587. Welcome back!!
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  588. What an amazing video. I aspire to be, one day, such a great teacher as you are. Never seen anyone break down seemingly complicated things down to such easy to understand chunks. Thank you!
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  589. Is this how they control the speed of modern electric trains, and what is the swishing sound from the control circuits on rail traction
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  590. Work worth reward! Brilliant videos
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  591. Gonna have to watch this a few times to smooth out the gaps in my comprehension.
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  592. What amazing video! you´re very professionals, keep going, thank you so much.
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  593. Paul: Excellent explanation of thermocouples. One of the three (3) ways we have to generate electricity. Thank you.
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  594. What happened to your intro(high voltage sound)? 😢. It usually gives me chills😂
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  595. A question I definitely had but didn’t necessarily think to ask. Thank You for answering it with this video🙏🏾🙏🏾💯
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  596. FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER!
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  597. I feel like collecting all my “likes” on other videos on this subject and placing them here Very clear and easy eXplanation
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  598. Hello Bro !! your channel if you teach about (Electrical Wiring & Circuit diagrams) it would be the best one
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  599. bro have one of the best engineering channels i have learnt a lot from you despite being a mechanical engineer myself about electrical as i also had a specializing in automation
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  600. Love the new format and the face behind the hard work! Thank you Paul for sharing the knowledge with the world, I've learnt so much from your videos!
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  601. I really don't get why they can't get a 240v only electricity
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  602. The graphics in this video make this so much easier to understand. I already had a vague idea of how these worked but it makes much more sense now.
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  603. ok, that's creepy. i'm not into electronics but from time to time i try some stuff and just a few hours ago i decided i need something to generate custom volages for testing purposes
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  604. Always something interesting to learn from you, I swear lol
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  605. This is an impeccable demonstration. No one on the internet could have explained it better than this one. You have a new subscriber.
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  606. Wow! Amazing translation! I haven't seen this in my life before. I will get to know more of this. Thanks a lot! You really make things easier for me and makes me more interested in electrical engineering. I do enjoy your videos. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!❤❤❤❤❤
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  607. 6:50 FFFŪŪŪŪŪLLLLL BREEEEEEEEDDDDDGGGGGGEEEEEEEE REKTYFIER
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  608. Thank you sir Your videos help a lot
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  609. Thanks sir
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  610. Hey Paul thank you so much for this video
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  611. I have been using time delays in controll panels to adjust the switch of timing when energized by a limit switch we use select timers heavy duty
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  612. I hope one of your next videos will be on designing switch mode control for LED, or maybe LED matrix, and analysing how its used to significantly increase efficiency and reduce power loss. Keep up good work. Best regards.
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  613. Nice video, very well put together!
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  614. Super informative and very high quality video!
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  615. Thank you for making this video It helped me with mine :D Its like I'm in school but I'm not lol 😂
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  616. Great video. What is your specialty in engineering? (I.E. Civil, Bio, Electrical). I just started electrical 1 and your videos have helped me a lot.
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  617. Finally somebody has a proper video with no crazy loud music dancing clowns shaky cameras or weird stuff going on. Just excellent illustration perfect explanation and detailed video work thank you so much I just subscribed❤❤❤
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  618. My dad explained the standard unit of power to me and I said watt
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  619. don’t Hertz me
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  620. I find it easier to think of the multiplier as "the number of zeros after it." If you think about it, that's what it is in both band code and normal surface mount code.
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  621. All I can say is that I experienced a lot of resistance watching this video! Well executed TEM! 💥💥
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  622. “ALL THE POWER”
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  623. Most of the times I try not to skip Advertisements in between video, Because you guys deserve it.
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  624. Great visualization, thanks!
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  625. The videos Engineering Mindset puts out are phenomenal. This video explains essential information in such an easy way to understand with amazing visuals. Thank you so much for these great videos they help out soooo much! Keep up the great work!
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  626. Excellent and very thorough video. Thank you very much. I was a little bit intimidated by the new digital auto-ranging meter I just purchased, but now I am ready to open it and face it. I'm familiar with analog meters but not digital and especially the auto-ranging feature was giving me pause. My eyesight is getting worse with age and since we don't have a third hand to hold a magnifying glass, it was getting impossible to work and also read the scales, hence the upgrade. Also reading capacitance will come in handy.
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  627. I use mine to build guitar pedals and test components, but I don't do it often enough and I have to watch something like this again to remind me of all the settings again. This about covers everything I use it for.
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  628. The example of spraying out of a container should be using canned air not a sprayer. This is a great video though.
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  629. feeling first with 69 others!
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  630. Again a very informative video 🔥❤️
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  631. Good video. I didn't knew NPN transistors increased voltage.
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  632. PAUL IS super .......all his videos are well explained with perfect graphics to understand so easily.......you have really helped me with my HVAC and electrical needs. thank you very much sir.
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  633. Yes! Thank you! Can you do one on industrial/institutional high pressure steam system?
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  634. Ive been involved in the electrical trade off and on for 35 years. This is the BEST explanation ive seen. Very well done.
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  635. I really like your videos! There isn't another YouTube channel that does explain electrical engineering as you do! CHEERS. Also, do you mind making videos about smart grids, dynamics and stability, or HVDC topics? I am currently doing an MSc in Power Engineering in ICL and I find those topics quite interesting to promote Electrical Engineering to fellow students.
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  636. I have a stepper motor. After watching your amazing videos about stepper motors now I know how to control a stepper motor! Thank you so much Paul!
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  637. Useful video for understanding basics of an AC. Nice!
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  638. First view, first comment:)
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  639. DC electricity flows from negative to positive.
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  640. 1 year of superior school explained in 18 minuts ...
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  641. Very useful content with great graphic work soo accurate... Great work sir.. God bless you all ♥️✌️😊
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  642. Well done wish I had this when I first had to work around chillers
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  643. This guy's job is incredible. It is extremely informative and playful.
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  644. I have a dream to develop a project for a off grid house power supply with a output of 40 kWh with no batteries, just using a large set of electrolytic capacitors. Well, I need a lot of help.
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  645. I read the title as "Refrigerator Design Software" and was just straight up ready to watch a video about how to design fridges :D
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  646. can you explain switch gear and feeders ????
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  647. I love your videos they're so informative. Is it possible to make a video that explains the difference/similarities between the neutral and ground? I mean the ground is bounded to the neutral but the ground goes to the earth ground rod and the neutral goes to the tapped transformer. If they're bounded and it's AC, wouldn't current be flowing to the earth ground? How/why does current flow to the neutral and not ground if they're bonded. I've been looking everywhere for this answer and I get completely different answers!
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  648. Knew about the gfci but did not know about the afci. I will need to check that out and replace our breakers in our cabin. We just had an extension cord do that and the breaker did not pop. Glad i watched this video.
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  649. This was a great video about regulating voltage with the 7805. I wonder if you are also going to make a video about buck converters or SMPS.
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  650. Thanks. I love sending these videos for my guys that are active duty.
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  651. Terrific video, very simple to understand explanation with superb animation. Thanks
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  652. In the circuit with an led and resistors you calculate the current as if the resistors were connected to 9v directly. Shouldn't it be 6v because the led is dissipating 3v?
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  653. Man keep doing what you’re doing! I love your demos and definitions based on electricity and engineering. Thanks
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  654. This is so cool and Instructive.
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  655. Can you make a video on centrifugal compressors
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  656. i wanted to let you know i love all of your videos. keep up the great work for and thank you for what you do!
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  657. Hi Paul, thanks for another great video...I just finshed rebuilding and refitted an '86 Getrag 265-5 to a customers BMW last week, with freshly machined flywheel + new clutch...so...manual, manual and...manual for sure...Automatics are for lazy drivers, or should only be for special cases...but sadly manual trans. vehicles are becoming rare nowadays, I just don't get it?...And say no more about the muppet that came up with the more recent c.v.t autos....pieces of..🤣👍🇦🇺
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  658. Here from Danfoss United Cooling Live, how have I not found this channel before, excellent videos. A refresher on certain topics is always worth while. Education is key to continuous development.
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  659. You have singlehandedly ended my search for real anwsers I couldn't find anywhere else. Thank you The Engineering Mindset.
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  660. You're doing an excellent job, thank you for sharing. □
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  661. hands down the best explanation of LEDs from start to finish. this needs to go on the reference shelf. thank you sir.
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  662. With the number of times I have had customers with a broken neutral feeder drop, I would hint all main breakers should be GFCI, to prevent issues…
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  663. Being waiting for this video forever! Thank you so much!
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  664. I really want this channel to be more successful. It presents information in such interesting and useful way. Everything is explained so well so as to provide practical solutions for real world problems.
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  665. Interesting, but here in Norway we've made a complete mess out of that system with our IT-net :P
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  666. Great video. Here is South Africa, lights and stoves are not wired through the RCD(we call it an earth leakage), so the live conductor go straight to the MCB from the mains breaker to the load, with the neutral conductor coming back from the load also going straight back to the neautral bar on the top left and then to the mains neutral. Just another way of doing it because sometimes lights and stoves can cause false tripping, hence bypassing the earth leakage.
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  667. Aye that's some nice explained transistors PAUL
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  668. This video is gonna blow up for sure.
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  669. Brilliant work! Thank you!
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  670. Wow, this early
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  671. Absolutely great video, it is insane how much I learned for your channel. Thank you Paul for all your work!
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  672. Once again I’m reminded, not all heroes wear capes.
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  673. Great video. It answered many of the questions I had.
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  674. This awesome channel; been in Electronic Technology career for 18 years and still learning… Thank you
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  675. Worked with electronics my entire career knowing what diodes were and what they did but never how they did it until today. This channel is amazing
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  676. Biggest issue with electric UFH is the placement of furniture. OK in a bathroom where things don't move but in other rooms you can easily damage the UFH and furniture by creating hot spots.
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  677. Thank you. I have always wondered how self-regulating heating cables work.
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  678. Awesome..... I am a General Supervising Electrician, and I Love The Engineering Mindset !
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  679. Great efforts were put into these videos, Thank u so much
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  680. I couldn't resist stopping to watch this video
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  681. Hi. Thank you for the wonderful explainers you have. Do you have an explainer for preventing house fires because of lightening strikes?
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  682. Excellent content, I'm ganna need to rewatch this a few times. But it helped alot for understanding. I rely on these videos! Thank you!
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  683. All the Power! Thumbs up for the quality content..
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  684. Technically, it's a "ring oscillator", a "ring counter" is entirely different.
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  685. I gotta ask, do you know any Canadians? This is literally the next module (the one we're doing tomorrow!) in my electrical course. I've watched a lot of your previous videos but I find it funny on the timing for this. Anyway, I shot you $10/CAD on Paypal so hopefully that's enough to buy yourself a coffee. Thanks for making this series! I'm a very visual learner & I haven't found any electrical series on Youtube that can hold a candle to yours!
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  686. Applied to my local college the other day to get on their electricians course, i hope you're still gunna be uploading for the next few years aha
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  687. 👍🏼 The world needs more people who understand the design, installation, and operation of high efficiency chillers! Have at it, gang! 😎✌🏼
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  688. Thanks for the simple explanation! It really helps that you started from the basics!
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  689. i just binged your channel because im about to graduate my hvac school. this was so incredibly helpful. thank you so much
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  690. Just discovered this guy, i am watching the tenth video, my eyes are in tears because i am tired from a long day, but i can't stop watching another and another video from him. I am a big consumer of youtube videos like this, and after years of self learning, i can guarantee you that he has the best videos in engeeniring domain on youtube.Thank you my friend, in the name of everybody like me, for your work, and dedication to this! You are very good in what you do here, and you are helping a lot of peoples who want to to learn!!!
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  691. I have kaiweets multimeter good for a beginner and the accuracy is close to some of the fluke meter. This is a great video for anyone, getting into electrical and those who just need a refresh. Thanks!
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  692. Good idea, time to get stuck in. Best engineering channel out there by a long way. Yet a difficult top spot to maintain, so keep the good content coming.
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  693. Amazing video, I always love your content! We've even had some of your early chiller videos played in my HVAC classes. Always a good watch
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  694. Nice video. Many thanks for adding manual english subtitles
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  695. Love it
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  696. Wow, great detail and presentation. I thought I knew everything about brushless motors. Great job.
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  697. Love it. I keep binge watching your videos even if I have already viewed it. Because it is so educational and informative, it helps me remember things that I have forgotten. Kudos to you kind Sir. This video is also great Ilove it very much. Now I have the confidence to program a BLDC with an arduino thanks to you Sir.
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  698. Engineering mindset: All engineering concept in one pocket!
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  699. Thanks, this really helped me with school
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  700. Great video. As a DC engineer I enjoyed it.
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  701. Best learning series ever! I love your channel.
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  702. Just keep making a video about electronics sir 🙏🏻🤍 and we are here to support your channel 👍🙏🏻
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  703. I work with many BMS,EMS,BAS systems. From Trane, Allerton, Niagara, Honeywell and many more. Thank god for the front end to monitor and help in performing diagnosis. Lots of Digital/ Binary and Analog inputs and outputs. 4-20ma or 0-10v DC controls
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  704. Relay banks are a nightmare.
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  705. Great video, I like how you always go much more in depth than I expect while still keeping it simple to understand with some basic knowledge. Best channel in this niche IMO
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  706. First view and first comment and first like
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  707. I love your videos. I actually use them to teach part of my Plumbing class hydraulic flow. Thank you for making my life easier.
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  708. 13,995 subs back in 2017 (1:46) to now 2.17M. That wasn't earned by making trendy videos either, well deserved. Thank you for these videos!
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  709. THANKS PAUL YOU ARE AMAZING I KEEP BEGGING MY EXPERIENCED COLLEGES TO SHARE THEIR KNOWLEDGE BUT UNFORTUNATELY THEY REFUSE THANKS ONCE AGAIN
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  710. HI Paul, the other day I sent one euro and to help you I'll send another one. Because this video is really amazing. I'm a physics teacher and students should see. Hug from Portugal.
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  711. 0:41 Hey, that's a nice attention to detail! :)
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  712. Please make a video on how resistors capacitors and inductors work together.also about transistors
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  713. Your way of explanation is fantastic and your animation is to good Thanks for making this video
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  714. The amount of well conveyed information in such a short period of time reminds me of that scene in the matrix: "I know kung-fu!"
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  715. Sir can u make video related with Thermodymamics.. Basics
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  716. I am energized from watching these.
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  717. He said it clearly at the beginning of the video. Main panels MUST have the neutral and ground bonded, subpanels MUST NOT!!! He was showing us a main panel. Pay better attention.
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  718. Master
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  719. Great way to start the morning.
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  720. As usual, absolutely amazing explanation!
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  721. YOU COULDN'T HAVE EXPLAINED, VISUALIZED IT NO BETTER THAN WHAT IT'S WHAT NOW.... WELL DONE; THEREFORE, I APPLAUD YOU, *THE ENGINEERING MINDSET*, FOR THAT.
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  722. Thank you. You have a truly remarkable gift in being able to simplify and teach complicated subjects. Additionally, the video generation must also take an enormous amount of time which shows your level of dedication to teaching.
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  723. So why am I using a gas boiler to heat my water🤔 I'll get a higher npshr pump😁
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  724. As a machinist and hobby car builder, I’m trying to learn electricity because I’m trying to build a three phase converter to power my manual milling machine in my garage. A video would be cool. Just sayin 😁
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  725. Wow, again an awesome explanation!
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  726. Great video, could you explain "Difference of potential"? I don't understand the concept. I know it's what voltage is, but what exactly does it mean and how does it specifically effect electrons (Aka how does it "push" them in a direction, and how do you even get a difference in potential vs no difference). A detailed explanation would be amazing!
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  727. 👍🏼 Greatest transition & jump to commercial of all time! 🤣 Good video, too! ⚡
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  728. Amazing vid with additional diagnostic details.
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  729. Amazing !!!
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  730. YOU'RE SUCH A VERY EXCELENT TEACHER. KEEP IT UP.
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  731. Very good explanation video : )
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  732. Your efforts appreciated !👏The way you have broken down such a complex mechanism into small chunks for us .Your every video just fascinates me more and more about Engineers !🤙
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  733. i am on my final year of hydro engineering this is the thing we're studying right now. Couldn't have better timing)
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  734. Nice video, just one remark to the animation at 11:10 - VFD does not change the amplitude of the voltage it sends to the motor, but the frequency. If it did, but left the frequency unchanged, the speed of the motor would depend on the load. Put simply, the VFD should change the animation horizontally and not vertically.
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  735. Hello from Brasil, guys! I translated this video into Portuguese. I need your approval to share it with Portuguese subtitles. Go to Youtube and do it, please!
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  736. professor:this is a hard concept to understand, this guy:hold my beer!!!!
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  737. Very amazing explanation!
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  738. I need to use this video to help teach my kids as they are new to driving and I think they need a basic understanding of the various systems of a car.
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  739. For hvacr you can put a time delay for the fans so the coil will have time to reach a certain temp before turning on the fan
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  740. love your videos their one of a kind and super simple to understand. they've helped me understand a lot of important stuff and even thought a lot of these topics are hard to understand you've made it easy enough that a 2nd grader could understand it. I know you most likely won't see this comment but if you do thanks again for helping me learn. and also I would love to a see a video on industrial gearboxes and speed reducers such as dodge txt, footjones, lufkin, Falk, or whatever you choose. thanks again for the help.
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  741. Awesome.! well done guys good Luck in Future.
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  742. Commenting for algorithm
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  743. How curious. Here in Brazil I was told to never connect the ground rod to the neutral wire, as it would be a bad and unsafe pratice. Never got a decent explanation, but yours make sense.
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  744. Thanks for explain the ohm's law I learn more from this channel thanks for your hard work😉😊
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  745. Please make a video on harmonics in electrical system.. please 🙏🙏🙏
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  746. Thx for the golden words mate. I follow all your videos n you are my school for electronic n electric parts n how they work I promise
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  747. I am totally doing this. Only heaven knows my obsession with motors.
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  748. Sir is this possible to make Arc reactor I mean from ironman movie....😅😅
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  749. Hey Paul, can you make a video about how the diesel generator work? Im talking about excitation system, avr and so on. Thank you:)
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  750. Dammit HellokittyFanM...if you don;t like the video and information provided, start your own channel and make your own videos? Thanks again The Engineering Mindset!
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  751. Excellent presentation Mate from other side of the Pond.
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  752. Thanks, excellent job always explaining all the details.
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  753. These diagrams and instructions are so well done. The first time I saw a dc motor like this was in the late 60s as a kid. I had a train set and the motor was like this. Later in the 70s I had a cassette tape recorder that that had one. Right now I have a robot vacuum cleaner that has 6 of these types of motors. 2 for the wheels to turn, 2 more for the wheels to levitate over bumps, 1 for the LiDAR mechanism, and 1 for the spinning side brush. I think I’ve replaced 2 of the motors that wore out so far. I know there are brushless motors too which seem to last longer. Not sure how they work.
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  754. Awesome vid!!!!!! I totally love all of these stuff.... I live in the wild Alberta and heat exchangers are a sacred matter!!! Thanks a lot for sharing, your vids make this world a better place!!!
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  755. i work in aquaculture, marine fish hatchery. we have quite allot of plate heat exchangers. they are a huge pain to disassemble, clean and reassemble. you have to be very careful with rubber gaskets, so they dont leak. salt and metal. corrosion everywhere. im not an engineer, but i wonder if they can be made out of some other material rather than metal?
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  756. The Cow tail action was Priceless lol .Well made video Sir
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  757. Very well explained, thank you.
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  758. Thanks Paul for this beautifully made video and the amazing animations 👍
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  759. Love the way you explain concepts while still keeping it subtle and precise
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  760. You always make such high quality content and listening to your voice never gets tiring, you inspire me to be a better engineer with your channel content!
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  761. I’m a trainee marine engineer and this is my new favourite channel.
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  762. I saw this video 2 days ago and today I had job interview, interviewer ask me many questions related to MOSFET and luckily I had seen this video, this helped me a lot 😁😁😁
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  763. that intro shot was absolutely beautiful
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  764. I'm a MechE senior, when I took electronic courses for my major, they taught mostly the BJT transistor and so that is what we use in lab with our arduino and motor circuits. The detailed explanation of MOSFETs you have here is fantastic and exactly what I would be hunting for as a student eager to learn about this subject. I feel lucky to have access to your channel, thanks for the education!
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  765.  @EngineeringMindset  can't wait!!
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  766. All the Power!
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  767. Thank you for all your videos. I am an old Spanish student who was struggling to understand electricity in my engineering course and I can assure you that I understand a lot more with your English videos than with my Spanish lessons at school. Thanks a lot!..oh and...All the power!
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  768. Nice video, but I have to stress that an astable multivibrator is NOT a flip-flop. A key aspect of a flip-flop is that it can be flipped to one state and holds this state until you deliberately flip it to another state. It is right that a flip-flop is a multivibrator, but a bistable or n-stable multivibrator (where n is the total number of states). An astable multivibrator is usually described as a relaxation-oscillator.
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  769. 9:23 350 ohms. Great video as always!
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  770. You do a really excellent job of explaining various topics! I studied electronics in college back in the late 80s-early 90s so it's fun to kind of relive subjects like this one. One thing about LEDs that I remember that you didn't mention (and maybe things have changed over time), but the round base of an LED will have a flat spot on it next to one of the legs...this identifies the cathode side.
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  771. A couple of errors in this one. Your first puzzle calculated 0.8 + 0.5 to be 1.2 but it's actually 1.3
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  772. Thank you for suggesting this specifically to me. You're the man.
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  773. love your videos so informative
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  774. This was an awesome explanation
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  775. Really, really great presentation!! I learned a lot.
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  776. Plz make a video about "DC-DC booster circuit"
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  777. THANK YOU! I love that you use practical things that we use in our everyday lives to explain this. I watched a few videos before this and it didn't make any sense. This video is AMAZING short and sweet but seriously helped me along a class I am taking that started randomly using AC/DC acronyms assuming I know anything about it which I do not.
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  778. Great videos and great information. I really enjoy this channel for explaining electrical components and the way they work in a circuit. Thank you Engineering Mindset!
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  779. thanks mate. I did a small paypal contribution too.
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  780. Frickin love your videos man! Could you do one on solar panels?
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  781. New to the channel & I'm loving it, ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for the amazing videos ❤️
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  782. I feel like a multi split VRV system is way more efficient than this...
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  783. Not that I really need to know any of this information but your videos are always very well detailed & explained. It's rather obvious as to the amount of time you spend on making these videos. Keep up the great work! 👍👍👏👏😉😉
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  784. Doesn't the VAV's connect to the main AHU? I mean, you can calculate the most efficient air temperature (supply temperature) and flow rate, based on data from all thermostat's setpoint, all thermostat's current measurement, and the pressure. Of course, this still means you sometimes have to run the electrical heaters, but its possible to calculate, if its more efficient, to increase the supply air temperature, if for example many zones demand heating, or if its more efficient to run the heaters in the few zones that need the heat. (And also anticipiate changes - for example, if the pressure is high because of VAVs demanding more heat and are pretty much closed, you don't need to lower the speed of fan, if you know that you will send warmer air and many VAVs will then open more) Basically, the VAV's should be able to send a signal to the AHU when its either fully open (demand for more cooling), or when its at its maximum allowable close rate (ergo, almost closed but you still need fresh air) - (demand for more heating). So the ideal thing would be to have a controller, which takes in dry contact signals for each VAV (either fully open or "fully closed") and then, emulates a "big thermostat" to the AHU, demanding cooling or heating, until all VAVs are either satisfyed (no VAV is fully open or closed), or as few as possible VAVs sending demands. (so if you have only VAVs that demand heating, you need to heat up the supply air more, and if you only have VAVs which are fully open and demand more cool, you need to cool the air, and if you have both VAVs demanding cooling, and VAVs demanding heating, you need to cool the air just enough so the VAVs that demand cooling get their things right, but the VAVs that demand more heat, needs to turn on their heaters) (If you have many VAVs, to avoid a lot of wiring, its best with a loop, with resistor in paralell for each relay, so the total loop resistance tells how many VAVs are requesting, so a zero or very low resistance on the cooling line means all VAVs demand cooling, and a zero or very low resistance on the heating line, means all VAVs demand heating) But sometimes, it can also be more efficient to heat the temperature of the supply air a bit, if the demand for cooling is only in a few zones, and a lot of zones demand heating, then you can "ignore" those zones demanding cooling, but still give them as much cool as possible, while also satisfying VAVs that want warmer air. for smaller VAV systems, it would be the best just to connect dry contact relays in parallel, for "maximum open" and "maximum close" - and connect them into the "demand for cooling" and "demand for heating" ports of AHU. But then it need to be configured that if it gets a call for cooling AND heating, cooling needs to take priority. (could be easily solved by having a relay in series with the heating call, that will break the connection there once there exist a call for cooling - unless the controller can be configured to ignore heating calls when there is a cooling call)
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  785. Nice video, you didn't mention A or B class RTD's makes a big difference when you need to measure temperature accurately :-)
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  786. Mabye you can make a video of electronic symbol and just a brief overview of them
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  787. 👍🏼 Excellent explanation! Yet I was hoping it would go on to the point at which it triggers the furnace! 🔥🤔
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  788. Lovely and useful content as always 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  789. a very useful video, which teaches me things that I have researched for over a day in only 12 mins.
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  790. The Engineering Masterminds!!!!
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  791. You get more from his 5min video then from 1 weak off school class
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  792. Thankyou sir
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  793. Paul I love your insane videos! Keep making more insane videos like this one! I hope you'll make the video about synchronous motors!
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  794. He only made this video so he could say “vibration between the sheets”
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  795. Cool explanation, plz make a video about Operational amplifiers
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  796. Your videos helped me pass my Amateur Radio license tests. Thank you for such simple but informative content.
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  797. Are you made every country outlet with CORRECT voltage and frequency? SO CRAZY! NO ONE TALK ALBOUT THIS?
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  798. Very well explained & graphics are amazing. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
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  799. Thank you for always showing us the right way with your attention to detail. 👍
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  800. First ♥️♥️
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  801. As usual all of your videos are valuable and amazing to watch.
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  802. Imma be honest i thought u guys were dead or something
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  803. I am the first to watch it. In just 55 seconds late Lol
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  804. 1:19 word "uninsulated" twice great vid nevertheless
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  805. Exceptional work with exceptional animation and pictures, easy to understand,very analytical,leaving no blank spaces. As we all know how much hard work is behind this task of videos and explanations, a big thank to you is the least we can do.
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  806. Love it man. Didn’t you do a video on chill water systems?
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  807. Best exlpanation for the altenator that I have ever seen or hear!!!
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  808. The most rich animation and comprhensive work ragarding this subject. Well done bravo
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  809. What are the measurements of the EM field generated by the compressor?
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  810. Amazing 👍
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  811. I've been wanting to get into PCB design and getting my own printed, but didn't know how to get started. These videos are the perfect place to start!
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  812. This was easily the best video I've ever seen on this topic in my whole life. Top tier quality right here
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  813. Can you make video on how Droop Speed Control works and keeps RPM of electricity generators synced so AC power frequency remains at constant 50/60 hz?
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  814. I still can't understand why NA doesn't simply have an RCD / GFCI in the main breaker box. Counting on a massive current flow to trip the breaker is such a weird way to protect people, especially since it only takes a small amount of current to kill.
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  815. Thanks you. I recently watched few videos about people installing electrical system in theri house and since I'm from Europe, it makes no sens to me. I mean entire idea. Even though i am electrician here and learn how to do it in shool and did it many times myself. I simply have no clue about logic behind US system. (I still don't know why you do it that way, but at least I don't what the way looks. It's strange)
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  816. Love it, my knowledge gain again from this channel
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  817. Second
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  818. Great video, really i have get benefit of it. Next video we need overcurrent protection circuit . Thank you so much for your exerts.
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  819. I m very much enthusiastic about engineering . So I made a bench type drilling and screwing manual machine..
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  820. I'm only 2:30 in, but i want to say thank you for explaining AC in that way. I feel like I understand it a lot better now.
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  821. Bought this for my kids a few months ago, and they love it. Highly recommend!
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  822. I have no background in electrical engineering, but I have potentiometers installed in my home in place of classical light switches to control the brightness of room lightbulbs. I had no clue how do those actually work, always thought it was something incredibly complicated, but after this video I can fully understand the principle. Most likely I won't apply that knowledge anywhere, but it's very nice that someone has finally clarified this to me. Also, had no clue that those sliders on audio desks are just potentiometers, so thank you for that. Great video!
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  823. Sir , please do one video on SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE🙏🙏 HEARTIEST REQUEST SIR!!??
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  824. Just discovered your channel today. I am a visual learner and I cannot praise you enough for how well you explained capacitors in this video. Thumbs up and I will for sure be visiting your channel more frequently!
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  825. I really love this channel. Explains everything so simple for non engineer person or should I say, for a normal persona
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  826. "shocking"ly good video :)
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  827. Congratulations for 1 Million , Thank You for Wonderful Video , I request you to Please make a Video , one video Weekly 👍🏼👍🏼
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  828. Love your videos mate🔥 thank you
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  829. Sir, you deserve a medal and if you already have plenty of them you deserve another one just for making me interested in this stuff and i am actually on a spree of your videos. Great work, I appreciate your hard work and hope you continue spreading tour knowledge.
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  830. Yo! Bro Thanks for good explanation
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  831. Can we talk about how great the back-beat is through this instructional? F i r e
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  832. This video is amazing! Very good explanation of the 555 IC. Love your way of explanation and love this series👌👍
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  833. All your videos are great, thank You! But I have strange feeling that it is just reupload of an old video of yours. I'm probably wrong, but I felt same thing with last video. Are you feeling them for better explanation, or is there another reason?
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  834. Thanks for the video sir. Excellent work. Please keep posting such learning videos
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  835. I understood all this already but I can't believe how well explained this is, if I knew nothing about this is would perfectly explain it. You're amazing, you've earned a subscriber 🤩🤩🤩
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  836. Love it
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  837. I've seen these used in control panels for hospitals for preventing short-cycling of equipment as minimum run timers, stagger the starting of equipment to prevent excessive current draw, allow equipment to switch to auxiliary power after the generator gets up to operating speed and to keep sensitive equipment from tripping alarms.
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  838. I am starting my refrigeration mechanic's apprenticeship and I am relying on your videos to help me along the way. Thank you!
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  839. Thanks for the video. This was very useful for me.
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  840. Love this channel
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  841. After looking over the entire internet…. Some one finally decided to actually explain how this works instead of dumbing it down so they can get views thank you soooo much my man
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  842. I love videos like this. Brings back faith in humanity a little 💪
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  843. Commenting to increase engagement
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  844. Guys, just peep into the 'inductors and capacitors' videos of the same channel. I literally sat dumbstruck upon seeing the animation and method of explaining the working. Respect from India!!!! Cheers!!
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  845. First
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  846. You are best because of your good explanation method...👍💗
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  847. i'm shocked
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  848. Good explanation 👌 Just one suggestion, you can include and add Expansion tank, Air separator, pressurization unit in CHW system in your list, Also types of CHW distribution system like VPF, CPVS, etc. Again thanks.
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  849. MIND BLOWING AS ALWAYS WAITING FOR TRANSISTORS EXPLAINED VIDEO
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  850. Thx for the sine wave/hz/frequency example it really helped me conceptualized it better
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  851. First one here!
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  852. The explication of the n and p type materials was so clear. I don’t think I’ve ever seen it done that well. Bravo!
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  853. I'll have to watch this again. There is good info here that didn't sink in far enough.
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  854. Impressive video Paul!!! What an effort and excellent job explaining so much. Could you explain to me the dual termination neutral/ ground bar. In Canada, I understand the US and Canada to be very similar code. But if I connected the ground wires to the neutral bar in a main panel that would be a 100% fail even though electrically they are the same point in the main panel. Is this common practice in the US. Also all the panels we get in Canada which I assume the US gets aswell, Square D, Homeline, Seimens, Cutler & Hammer, etc have ground bars provided in the metal enclosure specifically for bonding. And ofcourse isolated neutral bars installed for neutral connections. Obviously it's not allowed to connect the neutral to the ground bar, but neither is a bonding conductor to the neutral even tho they are the same point electrically due to the green bonding screw or tab from the neutral bar to the enclosure. You had this in your last video as well.
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  855. There are a lot of great electrical basics videos on YT, but by far, you've explained these concepts so well, and along with the fantastic graphics, made these concepts very well articulated. Thank you for producing these amazing videos and keep up the good work!!
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  856. Hi Paul. I've never worked on the US. Electrical system Only the UK. But I thought you explained that extremely well. I understood it with no problem whatsoever, It must have taken you a long time to put this together, but I do appreciate your efforts so. thanks for sharing. :yougotthis:
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  857. Brilliant mate. absolutely brilliant. I have struggled to explain this to people more times than i can count. Gonna save me so much time haha! I run into one or more of the various netural or ground issues presented here on about 50% of all the properties. Even worse odds in some areas 😂😂😂
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  858. Great video! Your channel has really helped me learn electrical components and electricity in a fundamental way.
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  859. One of the best video I have ever seen Keep it up
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  860. Paul I learned a lot from you and keep making videos
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  861. Nice one! Once again concise, informative and very useful □
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  862. As usual, astonishing clear explanation of the subject matter. thank you
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  863. Thanks for all you do informing techs. I swear your breakdowns and narrations are more thorough and easy to understand than most trade schools. ❤
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  864. I have so much confidence in Paul's presentation abilities that I always press that like button even before I watch the video :)
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  865. Thanks!
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  866. Sir, this is Amazing. Great job !!!
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  867. I love these series about technologies for power generation
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  868. Icing conditions can be very hazardous with respect to wind turbine operations. Seldom mentioned in discussions on the topic. Good Vid. Enjoyed it.🍻
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  869. I just loved it. I always wanted to know how they work. It cannot be more didactic. Congrats.
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  870. It’s been enjoyable watching your videos, I’ve learned a tremendous amount and great job explaining verbally and visually. 👍👍
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  871. Could you please stop releasing awesome videos after I needed them?
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  872. Perfect! Thank you!! And a spa should also be a heat exchanger.
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  873. We need more heater and chiller explained video during this pandemic!
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  874. don’t Hertz me
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  875. Great videos! Thank you for your wonderful work!
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  876. Can you make a video about Synchronous motors?
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  877. Do compositors next and not just the basics 😊😊😊
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  878. Weirdly fascinating to see how everything is made!
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  879. Paused at 24:23, interesting to see that W is calculated like this. I'm a learned electrician, and I calculate basically 9V*0.9A=8.1W (yes, I know, first calculate your A with Ohm's Law), nevertheless, really interesting video. Definetly a blast to the past for me on this one! Really, really well explained! absolutely a masterpiece, wish I had this info when I was back in school, like 20 years ago :D
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  880. Paul, please do a video on op-amps!
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  881. Brilliant! So glad I discovered this channel.
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  882.  @EngineeringMindset  you should have made a build Vblog that would been so cool to watch.
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  883. Who else is current ly watching this?
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  884. All the power!
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  885. All the power
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  886. All the power
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  887. All the Power!
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  888. All the Power! 1:20 at the top of the screen
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  889. What a elaborate explanation ❤️
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  890. I ve predicted how it works by just thinking about it I ve learned important stuff from your videos thx for doing em you really helped me sadly I can't support u with money but I hope my words make u feel good you do rlly good content
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  891. I wish this was available 30 years ago. Had to do stuff like this by hand.
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  892. In digital terms, it is Ring Counter, multiple odd numbers of inverters are connected in a loop to drive LEDs. Also, the circuit has very poor thermally stable timing.
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  893. The base-emitter junction of the NPN transistor acts like a diode. Significant current will not flow across it until the forward voltage of 0.7V has been reached. When transistor 1 is fully switched on, its collector is pulled close to ground voltage. If capacitor 1 is in a fully discharged state, then base of transistor 2 is also close to ground. But notice the orientation of those capacitors? Why is the negative side connected to the bases of the transistors? This explanation has actually been simplified. What really happens during the charge/discharge cycle is that the base of the transistor in an astable multivibrator will sometimes go below ground voltage. For a more complete explanation of this circuit see RSD Academy's channel
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  894. Super. Thank you very much for your efforts!
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  895. Спасибо! Всё доходчиво и понятно .
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  896. The way you explain things is amazing. As an electrical apprentice, sometimes it’s difficult to grasp certain concepts even in 8 hour days in school. I can leave class and watch one of your videos and 20 minutes later I understand perfectly. Can’t thank you enough for what you do. 👊🏼
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  897. 08:05 0.8+0.5=1.3 not 1.2
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  898.  @EngineeringMindset  Where I retired from we had 10,000 HP steam driven centrifugal water pumps as well as 4,500 HP electric water pumps. We also had 1/2 HP electric pumps too as well as fixed and truck mounted diesel driven fire pumps.
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  899. Great video! Congrats!
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  900. NOTE: All voltage and current readings shown by the multimeter and current clamp meter are RMS values.
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  901. Thanks for another informative video! Definitely checking the website
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  902. Super cool. I used to work on pool motors. Very neat!
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  903. Great video, I learned a few things and wanted to say thank you.
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  904. The best multi meter Video I've seen. Thank you
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  905. The best explanation of multimeter that I've ever seen on youtube
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  906. Very useful video
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  907. I worked on city multi units before but always thought of them as more heat pumps than VFRs thank you for this video
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  908. Awesome, this is very relevant to my thesis proposal.
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  909. Whoa what an awesome educational work here. You are talented
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  910. You really do explain things perfectly and I appeciate your video and also your gear calculator, excellent stuff
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  911. I love yours videos 😍
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  912. Excellent explanation and presentation are understatements. You are an exceptional educator. Thank you.
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  913. Great content for beginners keep it up
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  914. Your explanation and animation are super cool dude. I have seen every one of your videos. The very informative and easy to understand. Upload more are more videos about basis and Arduino. Thank you👍👍👍
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  915. excelente canal 👍
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  916. 10:00 But tell me why it's prevented to alignment
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  917. Love this channel
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  918. Brilliant explanation yet again, Paul! 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
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  919. legit every video you make is absolute CONCEPTUAL GOLD!
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  920. Here in Pakistan we use BLDC based ceiling fans instead of induction motor based fans.
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  921. All I can say is thank you Paul and to whoever else working behind the scenes.
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  922. Holy crap, outstanding video! And what a waste of April Fools Day. You could've announced "Electricity 2.0" or something. 😊 Great work again, cheers! AND STAY HEALTHY!
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  923. just 10k views .....Means why people like paul are so underrated .......I think he is amazing
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  924. huzzah!
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  925. Huzzah!
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  926. HUZZAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  927. Good to know more about VAV's 👍🏻
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  928. Thanks for another cool video!
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  929. How much degrees tempareture maintain in data center
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  930. Perfect!
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  931. Just wow ! Thank you 😊❤️
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  932. Amazing video bro ❤️
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  933. can you please make a video on internal and external tev working in ac plant and why POSV is required for controlling flow of refrigerant?
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  934. Great video! Glad to see youre gaining enough momentum to pick up some commercial interest.
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  935. Those vanes look like the crazy part to me. Something that moves vertically & slides along the shell of the compression chamber while keeping the air from flowing past ... How did they manage to get that working. It sounds crazy
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  936. More info on the direct hose connection would be great. I use a Ritchie yellow jacket vacuum tree, and tie both high and low lines to it at the 1/2” fitting on the pump for faster low restriction flow.
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  937. Really enjoy both your videos and HVAC School videos! Awesome collaboration. Keep up the great work! Thank you
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  938. Love all of your content, simply explained and this is what I am currently working at México, thanks for all the info, gonna buy some merch or be a Patreon.
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  939. Engineering Mindset is my crack
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  940. but how do magnets work?
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  941. Keep up making these contents, I love you work
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  942. Thanks for the great videos, here is a large coffee brother!
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  943. Thanks PAUL for uploading usefull video. I am an assistant professor in physics. Will you please upload a video of an oscillator using 555 IC ? It would be greatfull to me if you read my comment and reply me.
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  944. Great Expectations as I expected
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  945. 12 th
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  946. if we put 3A fuse in a liquid nitrogen how much current can it handle??
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  947. Finally a video on your channel that explains electricity. That's one thing you never really covered. Lol. J/k 🤣 great video
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  948. Cool video, keep them up
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  949. From the start of the video I had one question that never really got answered. How did you keep the bearings and the drive shaft from leaking? I see that you used sealed bearings, but I bet they still leak. Cool video! Thanks for showing us this cool tech!
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  950. No words. You guys at engineering done a great job for humanity.
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  951. awesome video , I am an electrical contractor in california so this was amazing to me , thumbs up.
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  952. What is the minimum RPM required for automotive alternators and what determines that?
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  953. Watts up
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  954. I learn English and Engineering at the same time) best channel.
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  955. Mind-blowing
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  956. IM FIRST YAY!!!!!!
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  957. Is it because it is oil-free it is more efficient than a screw compressor-type chiller? Because I can't find another reason why a centrifugal chiller can be more efficient than a screw type.
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  958. Creystal clear😍
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  959. Nice video bro, appreciate the content
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  960. I really love your videos. you made me more attached to the electrical concepts. thank you so much with much respect.😍😍
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  961.  @EngineeringMindset  enjoy the new workshop when it's done!
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  962. Also what causes the 240v on the secondary side of the transformer? What is specifically done to the the secondary winding to allow that to happen? I understand that you tap either side and tap the middle but there must be something done to the winding to allow the phase shift?
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  963. Excellent video!
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  964. HHmmmmm it comes for God, then to Engineering Mindset, & he spoons it out to the rest of us.
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  965. I have a question. If the white wire is neutral and connects back to the neutral bar. Then why do you need the ground also connecting back to the neutral bar? Why not just connect the ground wire from the light fixture case to the neural wire inside the light fixture directly?
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  966. This is pretty simple and easy to understand. I just subscribed. Thanks for making it so intuitive :D
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  967. My favorite youtube channel
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  968. Nicely done and easy to understand!
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  969. Elon Musk might be learning from this channel....Who knows?
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  970. I love all of your PCB videos! I have tried to find educational videos for making PCBs and you nailed it! Thank you!
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  971. Simple, concise and full of information. No one can do better than this person. You are great Thank you very much 👏👏👏👏
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  972. And you didn't mention the superiority of the British plug once....shocking!
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  973. next video: constant current power supply
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  974. To put it simply, you're brilliant!
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  975. Hi Paul, your videos are great. Excellent content.
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  976. That kit is awesome. I have to get one. This would help my new techs better understand circuitry.
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  977. Another top quality video as per usual.
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  978. Amazing, clear, and concise tutorials. 2 videos in, and now I'm a subscriber! Thank you!
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  979. Very well done.
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  980. In the radio and TV biz, audio faders are often called “pots”, which is short for potentiometer.
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  981. Nicely explained.
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  982. Very clear explanation. Thanks
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  983. You uploaded this literally as I was at work looking at the tv camera's knobs wondering how they worked. Thanks for your work on this channel, very informative and explained extremely clearly even for newbies like me!
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  984. Wow this is such a simple and amazing explanation. Surely subbing now
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  985. Always love your video 👍👍👍.Next video:Complex fourier series
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  986. 👍👍
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  987. Hello, Thanks sir
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  988. I have a question. If you were to connect two identical DC mini motors together, and spin the axle on one of the motors, why won't the other motor spin in perpetuity? Cheers!
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  989. Best video !
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  990. Nice video, thanks for that
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  991. Years ago, my dad left his lights on and ran down the battery. He had mom call me to give him a jump start. Mom had a little trouble conveying the message and told me dad wanted me to stop by and hop him... Great memories are often made from such little things.
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  992. Congrats for 1 Millon ❤❤ Keep it up
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  993. First😂
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  994. First lime and first comment so like the comment and hasta la Vista baby
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  995. I was thinking of using this to reduce power consumption for low powered lighting. So no current in bottom wave form technical using half the power. Will not notice the effect on lighting. I must put this to the test with say 2 or 3 60watt lamps.
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  996. I'm not watching this for school I'm watching this because I fuckign love engineering
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  997. this channel is prob the best at integrating promotional materials into video imo
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  998. 🤨😒🤔😲😃👍
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  999. congrats!!!!! for 1 million from india
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  1000. I found your channel today (22 june 2020) i have watched all of ur videos with great interest because ur way of explaining is just extraordinary. Thank you so much.
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  1001. Love from Bangladesh 💖💖🇧🇩🇧🇩
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  1002. First
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  1003. Really nice and detailed :D
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  1004. Cool video,love your channel
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  1005. 1 Million ❤️
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  1006. This and the last video is exactly what I've been waiting for :)
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  1007. Very well explained. Plz keep uploading more videos on HVAC system design Thanks a lot
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  1008. Hope next video, talk about diaphragm water pump.
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  1009. Superb 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  1010. Awesome video... Sir please make video on Harmonic in electrical system and how filters remove the Harmonics... Please please please 🙏🙏🙏
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  1011. How to work tracter manual couch and gear and engine plz make vdo plz sir
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  1012. Your videoes not just explain the fact but with more additional more valuable background/underlying knowledge in a easy understandable manner........ products of real hard work !
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  1013. Plase make a vid about thermoelectric coolers
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  1014. First Gear
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  1015. What is Torque? Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more
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  1016. I take it this guy has never ridden a fixie.
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  1017. when the video is not 20 min
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  1018. @the engineering mindset Thank you so much sir. This concept was explained so beautifully. This might be the first time in life (I'm a mechanical engineer now), that I properly understood the concept of how high gear low torque and low gear high torque actually work. Thanks a lot.
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  1019. Thank u sir new to ur channel almost watched every video beautifully explained pls provide the pdf also.
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  1020. 1st
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  1021. Bangla subtitle
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  1022. ☕🙂🍺👍🏻
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  1023. Thanks for sharing sir🙏
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  1024. Awesome video sir... Can you please make video on harmonics in electrical system and how filters clears harmonics from our load... Please please please please please please please please please please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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  1025. For my final exam in my journeyman Final exam after six years of studying to get my electrical license! I built a time delay project from start to finish with all the bells and whistles! It worked thank goodness!
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  1026. Amazing bro plzz make videos on smd device
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  1027. As always, you made another precious video.
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  1028. I was promoted to the Maintenance department at a Cannabis production plant here, with next to no knowledge or understanding of HVAC/Electrical. Your videos have been incredible. Thank you so much man. I talk about your channel to everyone I know
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  1029. nice good job best for present generation
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  1030. 🤘🤘First
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  1031. Thanks for your video and your information I donated! The engineering mindset team!
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  1032. "Litter Hunter Project" of "Greentech Solution"
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  1033. Ferst
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  1034. Epic! Mrbeast 2.0!
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  1035. Blessed are we, for we are graced with another engineering video from the Paul.
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  1036. Well this just made my monday morning a little bit more enjoyable, thank you Paul!
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  1037. noice
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  1038. Thank you so much .I can't explain how easy you made the idea of the reactions going on inside the cell . But there's one more thing I want to ask . the reason behind addition of voltage -- like is it that more electrons tend to accumulate at the last cell due to which voltage gets added or is the addition because the same electron gets to pass through both the cells ?
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  1039. I feel big brain after suscribing this channel
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  1040. 2nd
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  1041. Part 2 rechargeable battery
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  1042. thak u so much sir means a lot
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  1043. I'm shocked
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  1044. It should be noted that color LEDs which are in clear plastic when off require different supply voltage. However, LEDs that use colored plastic to filter the light are typically the same voltage. You should always check the manufacturers cut sheet for the correct voltage and drive current.
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  1045. Just th type of videos i need more of
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  1046. Great work 👍
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  1047. Your table says HVACR.... What is the "R" for?
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  1048. Thanks a lot ♥️
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  1049. Lovely video mate.👌🏾
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  1050. Amazingly explained, thank you Mr
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  1051. Very informative and well explained, thank you.
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  1052. @18:00 Gallium Arsenic Phosphide = GaAsP (hears audience gasp at the result)
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  1053. As a tyro these things are quite delphic and confusticate me but thanks to good pedagogues like you for making them luculent.
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  1054. Very interesting
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  1055. Great videos as always, thank you very much🙏
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  1056. great video as always 👍 thanks for sharing your experience with all of us 👍😀
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  1057. of course I am not first because engineering mindset is first.... atleast I am 3rd😂
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  1058. Second
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  1059. Lots of thanks sir for giving valuable time for students , for better understanding topics .
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  1060. One easy way to determine an extremely low leak (one drop every 10 seconds), is to install a pressure gauge down stream of a test shut off valve. The simplest way is to make use of the house main valve (assume it can shut off flow completely). Flush all possible trap air in the home pipe lines then shut off the main valve to watch the meter reading changes. If no change in 10-30 minutes there is no leak. The down side to this method is it can’t isolate the trouble spot if there is a leak, unless we are willing to install additional down stream shut off valve and pressure gauge for each suspect branch. For new home before dry walls are added we can use compressed air in the pipe line and apply soapy water at each junction or suspect spots. That is not feasible for lived in and furnished homes. Larger leaks can be detected with an IR scanning camera looking for temperature gradient at suspect spots. To make image more sensitive use a fan to let water of a wet spot vaporize more to a more acute gradient. Hope this helps.
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  1061. These animations are so great. I will be watching this channel for many years to come.
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  1062. Very nice video.although I don't study any subject related to this but I watched it for general knowledge.
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  1063. I'll have to check out some more of your videos. Glad I subscribed!
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  1064. Heatsinks that cool especially energy-hungry components (such as CPUs or GPUs in computers) will usually have a copper core with aluminium fins. The thermal conductivity of copper is greater than that of aluminium, so it is used to distribute more heat faster to the aluminium fins. Full copper heatsinks do exist, but they are very expensive and very heavy, they're generally not worth the cost.
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  1065. The animation at 4:50 is what really blew my mind. This whole time I was thinking that the magnetic field lines were just in a 2d plane because I didn't understand why they existed. After seeing where it comes from, I can now imagine the 3d structure and the field lines coming out in every direction.
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  1066. Thanks for this rich information ... We hope that your channel will continue and intensive ... Thanks
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  1067. I learned so much from you <3
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  1068. Great video. #Love
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  1069. 👍👍👍
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  1070. I'm always with Engineering Mindset
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  1071. Clear concise information as always. Some will find it difficult to accept the current not going to the ground rod. Thank you
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  1072. Well I love your videos. However this whole topic grounding and earthing seems very confusing to me. As you mentioned that even in event of fault, current goes back via GROUND WIRE>PANEL>NEUTRAL and finally to source with very least resistance causing breaker to trip. Well it sounds good, but the problem why can't we just tap the same neutral wire and connect it to the third terminal of power socket. FOR WHAT GOOD REASONS WE NEED ENTIRELY FRESH GROUND WIRE. This is rean pain and I'm posting you will try to help me. FYI I'm from India, we have 220V, 50 Hz supply.
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  1073. Ground wire in normal house: I only carry electricity in case of live wire touch metal body of something. Ground wire in my house: I AM NEUTRAL WIRE. I ALWAYS CARRY ELECTRICITY.
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  1074. Smashing video. Can you do one on earth leakages caused by chillers, drivers, pumps, pfc, motors etc. we have this problem at work. We had 12amps at the MET. Found a loose PME rod. Rectified it and the earth leakage dropped to 9 amps . Turned the chillers off, the leakage went down to 7 amps. Checked the transformers star point and it's OK . Check all terminations. Still no answer
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  1075. My wiring scheme is brown for live Blue for neutral and yellow-green for earth.
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  1076. Your videos are incredible in one morning i have learnt more than i did during school
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  1077. I had wondered how Euro circuit breaker boxes were wired. Thanks!
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  1078. thank you sooo much for teaching me everything i know, i really appreciate it. you have given me the power to scare the s**t out of my brother, he has never annoyed me again. but yeah thanks.
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  1079. Love from India sir 💙💙💙💙💙💙 What's yours country sir?
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  1080. I have waited for this one🔥🔥🔥
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  1081. DUDE 3 TIMES! 3 TIMES THIS WAS IN MY RECOMMENDED AND IM NOT EVEN COMPLAINING
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  1082. Top quality, congratulations on this video
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  1083. Transistor:- I'm Burning due to thermal Runaway ,help me!. He:- "This is transistor😅" nice intro though,,
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  1084. Thanks your really great
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  1085. Seriuosly one of the best if not the best youtube channel for students. you have great videos and absolut great explanation and the animation is great as well.
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  1086. First
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  1087. Why Sensing bulbs are cylindrical ? why not Crescent shaped to be fit over pipes n have more contact area instead of line contact in cylinder ?????
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  1088. Excellent video sir 👏👏 lots of love from India❤
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  1089. Slip ring on the gearbox that feeds all the control wiring to the hub. Pitch motors have battery for backup.
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  1090. This is a wonderful animation 😻
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  1091. thanks paul been looking for this it was a good one 👍 next up AC motors
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  1092. And here I thought it was the polarity of the coils that created rotation. TIL.
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  1093. thank you so much!
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  1094. Amazing video! Always love your explaination. Many thanks
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  1095. Hello. I just want to say that I really love your channel. As a visual learner, I have problems understanding if I dont see exactly what is going on and what is being explained, which a lot of channels and my teacher(explain without visuals). It also doesn't help that I'm new to electricity and physics trying to learn a course on DC and HVAC😅....I'm so grateful for your animations and explanations as well. Stumbling upon this channel was one of the best things that has happened to me :)
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  1096. Bravo! Bravo! Thank you so much! I never understood this trying to read this in textbooks where it just shows the parts of a DC motor - hard to grasp the concept on how it works when they are on pages of a book.
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  1097. Already know how motors work but i love Science animation and this in no exception i love your animations
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  1098. Hi Paul love your videos and thank you so much for this video and other videos you made
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  1099. Versatemp heating system in our building and the AHU supply
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  1100. We use these in gas phase polyethylene for cooling the water that is used to cool the heated gas from reaction.
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  1101. First view
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  1102. I want to inform you that all of your videos are very informative and educational.thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤️❤️❤️
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  1103. Please make video about " how works high & low pass filter circuits " 👇
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  1104. I'm a year late, but don't Hertz me for it.
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  1105. Such a good channel LOVE IT
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  1106. man, I am not an engineer but I love this stuff. I watch ALL of your videos. Thank you!!
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  1107. My older brother who was a ham radio operator and builder in his teens and taught electronics warfare at Keesler AFB was the only person I ever knew to use this expression. When someone was fixed on a position or point or intransigent. He would describe them as a, "One way diode sumbitch!" and I always knew exactly what he was talking about!
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  1108. Liked before watching video
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  1109. don't hertz me🗣
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  1110. don’t Hertz me
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  1111. don't Hertz me
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  1112. Cool, having a comparison to natural gas and mega joules etc required would’ve been cool
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  1113. 1:04 oh no， catch that magic smoke
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  1114. I am currently using an portable electric baseboard heater for my dorm room. It is almost silent and can run constantly. I use it too keep my room a little warmer than the other room. My main heating has failed entirely in the past so the original purpose of this was to have it take over automatically if needed.
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  1115. Thank you so much for this free information it’s so valuable
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  1116. I love your videos and you Paul!
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  1117. First viewer
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  1118. Good show and information
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  1119. It's like I was enrolled 1 month basic electronic course. Very informative and easy to learn how resistor works.
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  1120. Hello I want watching every time upload your videos, thank you for sharing and knowledge GOD BLESS 🙏👍
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  1121. Informative... Thank you
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  1122. now this is a nice video, excellent work m8.
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  1123. Ohh, nearly got a first. - Update. That was a really good video to watch.
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  1124. These videos are godsent! Thank you so much! 👍🏻👏🏻💪🏻💪🏻🍻🍻
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  1125. Another well informative video great work!
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  1126. I hope you make a component called "CONTACTOR" I only know it's generally used for industrial and other specific purposes of using it. Hope you have upload upcoming few months.
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  1127. Thank you very much for all this ! Now I do understand how voltage dividers work haha
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  1128. Can you do a video explaining why resistors are used in communication? I.e. RS485 uses them for biasing etc.
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  1129. Why do the coiled resistors not make an inductance?
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  1130. Gr8 video
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  1131. Wow great video 👍👍👍❤❤
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  1132. Plz make a video about Operational amplifier
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  1133. 👍🇧🇷🙏🏼👏👀 Ladrão de Joules 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🥺🥺🥺🥺
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  1134. That was awesome, thanks for the video!
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  1135. I really appreciate it Mr. Evans!! This is exactly what I've been needing. I watched something last night on the 'HVAC School' channel where the topics covered included how technicians who truly understand a working principle are able to construct and modify a visual representation in their minds as they work, and how critical this is. Every video of yours has helped me to understand and appreciate more of the physics of electrical engineering. I have shared many of your fundamental videos with my coworkers, study partners, and even my siblings over the last couple years. You are truly teaching and inspiring confidence in a generation of technicians and engineers. I appreciate you!
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  1136. Your content is so amazing! This MOSFET video is pure gold! Thank you!
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  1137. Thank you so much.Your explanations are very helpful.
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  1138. 0:10 That's a diode (D17 silkscreen marking) 13:11 Odd sound after MOSFET
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  1139. Pure gold. Thanks so much. Greetings from Bolivia
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  1140. Long time No see...
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  1141. IOT in space would revolutionize the generation
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  1142. All the power
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  1143. All Power!
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  1144. All the power!
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  1145. All the power!!!!
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  1146. All the power! oyeeeeah! :)
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  1147. All the power!!!
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  1148. All the power!!
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  1149. All the power!
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  1150. All the power 😂
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  1151. All the power!
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  1152. All the Power!
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  1153. All the Power!
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  1154. Second from Bangladesh
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  1155. Maybe I'm wrong but here is what I understood after a first view of the video : The current is not going through the first capacitor because the first loop is open by the first transistor, so it goes to directly to the second loop, and this will power the second LED while charging the second capacitor. Once the second capacitor is fully charged the current will flow to the first transistor which will close the first loop and turn on the first LED while charging the first capacitor. Once the first capacitor is fully charged it will active the second transistor and then it cycle like this again an again.
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  1156. Really epic!
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  1157. So, I can put two 3v cell in series, then can use other color LEDs as well. ok got it.
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  1158. Hello mate, do more of these kind of quides ty :)
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  1159. You can still use PNP transistors I normally use them for high level output oscillators
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  1160. Good job Buddy, your channel is very interesting. I don't think I'll be able to create your star, however, but I at least learn some basics in electronics. Thanks to you! :)
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  1161. Very Cool. I used to do this as a teenager.
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  1162. Baa, HUM-BUG!!!
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  1163. Beautiful yet simple circuit. I have to wonder how long that button cell will last. I'm guessing less than an hour.
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  1164. Please explain how work lamps
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  1165. How those a nano tech work
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  1166. This unit is generally known as "Bendix Drive Unit"
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  1167. For some reason LEDs taste better than incandescent bulbs IMO
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  1168. Very clearly explained. Thanks, I learned a lot!
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  1169. Love the videos man!
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  1170. Hi Paul I love your videos and keep making videos your helping to make new Engineers
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  1171. I have a question. How can 1kw of energy can produce 5kw energy. Is it different kw?. It got me confused
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  1172. Great
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  1173. First comment
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  1174. Thank you! Very nice.
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  1175. this is the most awesome video on induction motor I have ever seen🔥🔥🔥
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  1176. Amazing videos and animations 👍🏻
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  1177. Paul, another brilliant explainer. Thanks!!
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  1178. Thanks for clarity, and you do have a gift for that.
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  1179. We use it for checking the resistance of the electromagnetic Chuck to give the respective voltage
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  1180. This is a good video. I hope you could make a video about using CPC100, CMC353 in the future. By the way, great video, and thanks for this video.
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  1181. Amazing ! Could u make similar videos on whole MEP subject & Hvac design projects..
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  1182. Thanks!
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  1183. I just found this channel and I don’t know how I ever lived my life without it. Thank you so much for providing such fantastic content!
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  1184. Great video 📹.......
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  1185. Paul gets coffee! Thank you!
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  1186. Sir i have requested to make a video so many times @Engineering mindset please make a video on oscilloscope and it's uses, waveform generation. DC & AC coupling, DC offset and different types of electrical waves like sine waves, triangular waves etc. Please make a video very confused. Please🙏 Please🙏 Please🙏
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  1187. Great content! This is great for explaining HVAC zone controls. 👍👍
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  1188. Currently a freshman in electrical engineering here. I truly enjoy watching your videos and learning from them! You explain not just the concepts but also how to use and execute them which many other engineering channels fail to do. Thank you for keeping my life interesting.
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  1189. Tq bro👍👍
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  1190. Just chilling out here ...
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  1191. Thanks for your loving video
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  1192. Was just about to install/work on some of these at work…nice timing.
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  1193. The code to run a stepper motor is simple.
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  1194. Informative and easy to grasp. Again, very well done!
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  1195. One of the best channel on youtube.
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  1196. Brilliant explanation! Thank you!
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  1197. Best engineering channel ever!
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  1198. The hard work shows 👍
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  1199. Nice
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  1200. Thanks Paul...
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  1201. As a left handed Fleming, I assert that this was the greatest discovery of all time. Okay.. maybe second to Relativity.. but a close second.
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  1202. I showed my son your 'Ohms Law' video after he became dissatisfied with my explanation. He basically asked why I didn't explain it so simply...
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  1203. When u r not first and have nothing to say now 😂😂😂😂😂
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  1204. Not First😒
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  1205. I loooooove color coding. Thanks so much for doing that; it makes my understanding much friendlier.
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  1206. My favourite type of motor
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  1207. like always, starting the video by frying your motor is comedy gold.
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  1208. Brilliant video! I have been looking for a good massage chair, now I know which ones last longer; the ones with BRUSHLESS motors👍
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  1209. Here early! Sorry, I couldn't resist
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  1210. Thanx for the video...its really useful..👍
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  1211. Welcome back
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  1212. These videos are brilliant thank you. Coffee coming your way to help make more!
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  1213. Answers alot of questions! Thanks for sharing!
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  1214. I had never viewed such an amazing illustration in my life, thank you very much Sir
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  1215. so how complicated would it be to create a VFD that also had a neutral so that single phase load could be connected? :D
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  1216. Thank you very much ! Really perfect explanation !!!
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  1217. I love me some HVAC/R videos
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  1218. I'm sorry but I did not expect to see a face like that associated with this highly astute Voice! I was thinking of a much older professor type looking person with white balding hair! What a pleasant surprise!
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  1219. Huzzah lol
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  1220. Huzzah!
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  1221. Huzzah
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  1222. Great channel! Huzzah!
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  1223. "Huzzah" in the comment section
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  1224. Huzzah
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  1225. HUZZAH :)
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  1226. Huzzah!
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  1227. In hvac school online and they just say here read this after working 12 hours I was struggling at night trying to read like becoming cross-eyed and falling asleep. This video just condensed two weeks of reading into an interesting informative video thank you!!!
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  1228. VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO...👍
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  1229. Thanks sir ❤️👍
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  1230. I really enjoy your HVAC videos!
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  1231. Sir Please also make Video on "How Transistor Works as Switch , Amplifier , Rectifier "🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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  1232. Quite obscure subject but a very well put together video. Thank you :)
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  1233. Great video👍
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  1234. The refrigerant flow at 3:30 is incorrect as it indicates coolant flowing from both ends of the piping towards the evaporator, thus having no coolant exiting the evaporator.
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  1235. The Cloud is a lie! It's really just someone else's computer. hehe
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  1236. just chilling out
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  1237. 1:22 The image no server owner want to see, and you show it to everyone ;) I hope Google's server manager doesn't want to kill you ;-)
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  1238. Can u make video on How does inject printer works??
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  1239. Thankyou for your effort, kindly make an video about how the Thermocouple works when connected to a Measuring device. I've some basic doubts, video mentioned that RTD is taken as reference like Ice. Kindly make me clear about these
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  1240. Liked before even watching
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  1241. So how is the junction of the thermocouple secured? Is it welded or soldered? Or just mechanically twisted together? Is it even electrically connected at all?
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  1242. Great explanation 👍
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  1243. Great
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  1244. All doubts clear Awesome explain 👍👍👍👍
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  1245. Very informative, keep em coming.
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  1246. It's superbly explained and you have take so much effort to do a great tutorial. I salute you. I've made a small donation for your Coffee!
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  1247. Next AC ?
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  1248.  @EngineeringMindset  I have already seen it. But it talks about the voltage only in terms of pressure in water. But i think potential is much deeper concept than just pressure in stored water. Plz consider it. Thank you.
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  1249. For the questions in the video stated my answers are as following : A-Residential Apartment. B-To control the AHU via Programmable Controllers DDC.
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  1250. Great video 📹.......
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  1251. First!
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  1252. Agreed, @EngineeringMindset is amazing!
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  1253. This is hands down the very best channel on YouTube BY FAR. you have taught me and the rest of us so much. So very very grateful for the engineering mindset. You've turned me into a total nerd and I LOVE IT!!
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  1254. Amazing video bro
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  1255. Thanks 👍 Hope for the controller circuit too.
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  1256. Great video!
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  1257. I just went to find a good video on Servos for my STEM club kids tonight....and this appeared before my eyes! Perfect. Thanks
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  1258. 1st view, comment and like
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  1259. Can you make similar type of video for controlling D.C motor speed and direction using arduino
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  1260. Paul thank you so much for this insane video!
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  1261. Sir it's awesome video but You should add in this video MCQs what is unit of Vacuum ?
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  1262. Hello sir, I am from India and we love your Videos ♥️♥️
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  1263. HAPPY ENGINEERS' DAY🔥🔥PROUD TO BE AN ENGINEER ❤️
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  1264. Greetings from Malaysia.
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  1265. words cannot express how much I appreciate you repeating the safety instructions for adding the brown sleeves so many times, it makes remembering it and how important it is so much easier, and youre not compromising on the top priority of safety in favor of making a more sleek and shorter video while also not unnecessarily going into detail about it
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  1266. Big fan of your work. I am a marine engineer(Mechanical) and would like you to request to make a video on grounding check in an LCP. One of the main reason behind failures onboard
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  1267. Nice video!!!😊😊
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  1268. the first
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  1269. This is an excellent video. I am very grateful sir. Thanks a lot.
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  1270. I was so done with the thought of joining an engineering course. But thanks to you.. Am so in.. you teach incredibly so well.💯💯 A five stars to you.
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  1271. Great video, thanks for this informative video.
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  1272. Knowledgeable
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  1273. I just love you man. You made electricity so easy for me. I am an electrical engineer and my interest increased after i got my degree. All credits for my interest goes to you. Please come on udemy and provide some online courses which will be very beneficial. I hope someday you cover topics about substation, generation, transmission and protection system in details.
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  1274. Second
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  1275. I love this channel! Soothing voice, great animations, and so much knowledge. However, i think your video got cut off at the beginning! If there's any thing that actually got cut im sure it was important!
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  1276. he resist
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  1277. Loving seeing that you dropped another vid
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  1278. Hi, is there any easy way to determine which band is the first band since sometimes several resistor might have similar color for the first and the last band?
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  1279. 10th
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  1280. Third comment. 😉😉. I'm support from Indonesia. 😉😉😉.
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  1281. High voltage
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  1282. High voltage
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  1283. High voltage
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  1284. Any chance you can make a video about LEDs/Ballasts/Drivers? Great video as always!
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  1285. I have never studied about electricity. Barely studied anything in primary school, didn't have that in high school. Now in college, i need the knowledge. You've explained it incredibly
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  1286. The Engineering Mindset seriously, don't bother. I've been working on building a studio to do my own engineering/microprocessor/hacking videos since lockdown started. I haven't published anything I've recorded because my Asperger's makes me too obsessive. I have great respect for people who actually have the courage to click "publish" knowing it can no longer be edited. As Jobs said, "real artists ship." You are an artist, a dreamer of dreams.
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  1287. I swear I was thinking about this yesterday before I went to sleep 😁 and now this drops.
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  1288. Thank's man ! <3
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  1289. Could you please make an video about hvac dampers and how it wired to fire alarm system.
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  1290. Could you make some videos about analouge electronics and how they works. It would be very helpful. Btw your explanations are awsome.
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  1291. Open your university, it'll ve more valuable than the existing ones
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  1292. Great video, high voltage👍🏻
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  1293. Got many things clear . thank you sir
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  1294. High voltage
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  1295. High voltage, also i have an electric circuits test coming up so this video helps a lot understanding the concepts
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  1296. 2:42 secret message: "High voltage"
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  1297. This is really cool
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  1298. Can you do the car igniter and starter?
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  1299. Great explaintion thank you
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  1300. Sent you a nice cuppa. I really enjoy the clarity of your videos, this one especially. Covering a variety of components, how they interact, and putting them in a practical context is priceless. I wish resources like this had been available when I was young (in the dark days before the internet). You do a wonderful job of using approachable language while at no point talking down to your viewers. You are providing a valuable service.
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  1301. why i found it now damn i must to watch your all video can't believe this is free thank so much keep it <3 respect
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  1302. It’s great to wake up and see a video full of useful knowledge 🙌🏻
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  1303. I am utterly impressed by the exceptional quality of your electrical engineering videos! It's not an exaggeration to say that your content stands head and shoulders above the rest. The meticulously crafted diagrams are a visual delight, making intricate concepts appear effortlessly clear. Your pacing is a masterclass in itself – it's neither too hurried nor too slow, allowing me to grasp every detail without feeling overwhelmed. What truly sets your videos apart is the ingenious use of real-world examples. These relatable scenarios not only demystify complex theories but also ensure that the knowledge sticks in my mind like never before. Your dedication to providing such insightful and practical content is genuinely commendable.
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  1304. Nice
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  1305. Watts up
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  1306. Watts up
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  1307. Watts up
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  1308. Great job :)
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  1309. Brilliant😀
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  1310. I want to ask..If at suction compressor icing, this refrigerant is still liquid? If still liquid, problem source is expansion Valve or evaporator? Thank you🙏
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  1311. The magnetic bearings and the 2 stage compressor had my attention first, but then the shutdown system that turns the motor into a short term generator is a fantasic way to protect the whole machine. Thank you for this video!
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  1312. Great Effort ... Thank you ... I hope you will create video about Magnetic Bearing in detail ... Regards
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  1313. Very interesting 👌
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  1314. Nothing you posted was never useful, very informative video.
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  1315. You can never learn enough with the Engineering Mindset!
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  1316. Plz,making various videos in the trane brand chiller in various model.
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  1317. Super 🥰
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  1318. Why not skip this machine and just use one cooling loop?
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  1319. Very informative channel, Kudos.
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  1320. thanks. I really like your videos. Can you make video about industrial air compressor, and industrial refrigeration machine, using NH3? and how to check them regularly?
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  1321. Yes finally!
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  1322. Again an amazing video. What I always have a hard time grasping in regards to this topic is how the gate controller works? Is it just a micro-controller that has been coded to when to send an "on-signal" to that specific gate for a set amount of time? Is there no mechanical way to do this?
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  1323. Great walkthrough Thanks for sharing :)
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  1324. One of the best channels on electronics. Great place for beginners or old timer refresher courses.
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  1325. I watched the whole video. I'm impressed. 👍🏼 up from me.
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  1326. Great video sir
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  1327. You made me realize why hair dryers have warnings all over them, 8 AMPS?!?
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  1328. 3 amplitude circuit breaker protects the wires not you
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  1329. Im 4th year electromechanical engineering student and this videos are a great, fast, entretainment, clever and very technical way of looking topics that are taken for granted at my university. I really appreciate it ❤
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  1330. your voice seems to be different in this video, what happen?
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  1331. Are you able to make a video as to why the neutral and ground should not be bonded together at a sub-panel? I somewhat understand why, and there's a few videos on YouTube that try and explain it but are poorly done imo
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  1332. your videos are great man, thanks so much
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  1333. Excellent video
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  1334. Good shit
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  1335. The one thumbs down...didn't get it
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  1336. Can you make a off the grid diagram video in this animation..
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  1337. As long as u are my master. I don't need any engineering degree to make my project done. Thanks Paul.
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  1338. Followed the link to Altium and found that, as a student, I am eligible for a free 6 month licence. This is fantastic!
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  1339. Best engineering channel ever... Much better than some fake electrical guys channels
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  1340. Ty for all of your video. You have truly gave me so much knowledge and are a big part of why I love electronics so thank you so very much for all you do and your time!!!
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  1341. Huzzar !
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  1342. If I remember correctly the bigger the difference between the 5V, the more Power the IC would dissipate. I believe a heatsink would be great for situations like that
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  1343. This is amazing!
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  1344. Brilliant video, thanks 😊
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  1345. Love your channel 😍💕
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  1346. Pretty cool video, you explain things so clearly. Electricity is so fascinating...
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  1347. Hope you will make How the buck & boost converter works.
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  1348. That is basicly an optocoupler, right ??
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  1349. Very accurate machine learning iron station watch it and see how difference science integrate💝💝💝
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  1350. 9:34 I thought US residential always gets two phases: that's how our electric stoves, clothes dryers, and furnaces get 240v -- with a "two pole" breaker in the panel box that combines two 180° offset phases into a single circuit to power those bigger appliances. No idea how that "two phase"/"split phase" translates into what is happening on the power company's generator though. 12:34 and there is the answer. Awesome informative video!
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  1351. Let's phase it, electricity is black magic.
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  1352. dont Hertz me haha i see what you did there
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  1353. Thank you for the PDF wiring guide!
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  1354. What is the ceiling box for?
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  1355. That was two way switch sir.
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  1356. The best series I ever found !! thanks
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  1357. Okay, the best explanation ever.
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  1358. I bought this for my son last Christmas. It's fun to play with!
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  1359. wow, these analogies are great to understand what is going on
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  1360. Can you build logic gates, a full adder, and those kinds of things?
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  1361. This is brilliant, I love it. Many years ago I had a similar idea except not electronics but to setup a board the various attachments for mechanical exercises, levers, pulleys, weights etc . You are welcome to my idea, I won't be doing anything with it.
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  1362. Can you pls share you knowledge about CCU(Precision air conditioning) with free cooling models. Thanking you.
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  1363. Great video. Amazing animation. Nicely Explained.
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  1364. Nice
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  1365. Quite comprehensive explanation. Thanks!
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  1366. Please make video explain about gearmotor and gearbox (rpm,torque,SF/service factor) please...really love ur video..thanks alot
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  1367. Thank you Sir Very much for making this video boz I need this for my test on topic resistance and you told very nicely ❤ once again I thanking you 💓💓 Please like this comment 🙏
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  1368. Your videos are so perfect. They are perfect for children to any level. You have redefined what teaching is and with you we LEARN and KNOW. I enjoy it like a smooth roller coster ride going into basics and building higher up. The mist of confusions of science just fade away. Thank you ❤. There is an indian movie " 3 idiots". Please watch that. That movie highlights loopholes in our education system and why we need teachers like you and not just who make us memorise. Please watch it with english subtitles. You will love it.
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  1369. Thanks !!! Thanks and please have a little contribution since I belive in bilateral relations We as a scientific community should encourage you with monetary support so that you can bless us with your knowledge and together we will all grow I urge other to come forward and appreciate Team Engineering Mindset
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  1370. DJ sets use a lot of sliding potentiometers
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  1371. Mulțumim!
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  1372. Great video. Like how you provide plenty of example applications and explain how they work in an easy-to-understand way.
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  1373. “So how do they work?” Well, that one probably doesn’t 😆
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  1374. Nice content i love it💟💕
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  1375. OMG this is just amazingly explained thanks gonna watch all of your videos
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  1376. Thanks you ❤❤
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  1377. I am NEET Aspirant And thankgod i found this channel ❤❤🎉 Love from India 😅
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  1378. Thanks!
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  1379. Learnt a lot, thanks
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  1380. SHOCKING
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  1381. I'm still school student. Instead of studying from Teachers, I come here all time to watch Video in to learn everything about Electric charged and equipment 😂. The animation and explanations are so perfect 👍
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  1382. You actually teach better than 90% of my teachers☺️
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  1383. Well did not get a chance to finish my comment. I feel that the diagram and verbal explanation were excellent for an explanation which exceeds expectation.
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  1384. I love this channel !! Keep on the great job !!
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  1385. Excellent 👍🏻
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  1386. Please make more video generator maintenance
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  1387. Brasil!!! 🙏🏼🇧🇷👍 Esperando seu vídeo do ladrão de Joules. Excelente vídeo. 👏
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  1388. these 6 minutes were better than 150 minutes of three lessons in my school
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  1389. Ver good graphic illustration.
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  1390. I appreciate you doing this. Would I be able to hire you to teach me some of the concepts?
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  1391. Please Upload in hindi
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  1392. Best video !
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  1393. 🥃🙂👍☕
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  1394. 🙌🙌
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  1395. just chilling out
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  1396. Please explain quantum mechanics, if anyone can, you can.
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  1397. Has this slide show and your previous slide show, been uploaded to your website yet? Finally I am always happy to see an upload from you: your hard work and commitment shines through. Cheers. :)
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  1398. Amazing 👍🏻
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  1399. Wow super sir awesome sir💝💝👌👌👌👌👌
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  1400. "We still to this day use conventional current theory when designing electrical circuits" "The electrical formulas we're using will still come out with the same answers regardless of which way the electricity is flowing so it doesn't really matter" If it doesn't matter, then what's the point of using a theory for the design at all? And what is the design about if it all turns out the same in the end?
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  1401. Shocking
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  1402. Nice, I could really use a half-wit rectifier. Some rectification is quite necessary.
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  1403. great video man
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  1404. HALF WAVE RECTIFIER IS AWESOME! if you want a room with full flickering light :)
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  1405. Great vedio Sir.... Many thanks
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  1406. Huzzah Good video, thank you♥️
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  1407. ​ @EngineeringMindset  This is an excellent explanation and animation! The gears that PCB Way have printed for you appear to be high quality with a nice finish. Glad you have this sponsor working with you.
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  1408. 943 views and only 108 likes? Come on people hit the like button for a person willing to explain what you may not know...
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  1409. Hello Paul l think your the best in explaining the systems this date is Feb. 21 2024
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  1410. This was a great, helpful video. It was very easy to understand and had great visual aids. I just wanted to say I love your work, and I am very glad people like you exist on the internet. Thank you.
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  1411. Thank you so much I've got knowledge for my project.
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  1412. One of best, most educative videos I have seen. Thanks a lot.
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  1413. Wow, You also explain 555 timer .
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  1414. Thanks a lot 😊
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  1415. Thanks so much the circuit design series are amazing.
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  1416. The best explanation of N555 🙏
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  1417. Thanks for your hard work much appreciated . You are an excellent teacher. Cheers Stephen
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  1418. Love these types of video where you show how to design the circuit 👍👍
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  1419. ...Amazing: clear and straightforward! Just amazing! Thank You! 💖
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  1420. man thayt was intense. i wrote all of it down pausing it as u went along and i must say i learned alot here i am gonna build mine from scratch seeing how im just starting up and i gotta find a motor and all that so im statring all this just to power a huge stereo im trying to build from scratch this is a great journey and i love every min of it learning all i can thanks again.
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  1421.  @scorpio6587  Same thing, you'd attract the whole lock, and in the hipotetic case only the latches were attracted, they'd need a very powerful magnet to counter the spring and torque of the plug mechanism, since the latches and the plug are connected.
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  1422. Would it be possible to use magnetic force to pull the latches inward?
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  1423. The Engineering Mindset: teaching on how to unlock the padlock NBI: 🤦‍♂️
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  1424. So i’ve been watching lock picking video’s a lot recently, and you had to upload this at the time I start watching lock picking videos a lot XD
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  1425. Just wondering, is it a good idea to inform viewers how to pick a padlock?… Just wondering… Love your videos, nevertheless.
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  1426. Thankyou so much for this video
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  1427. 👍
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  1428. Very useful
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  1429. Great visual video
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  1430. Hold on!!!??? The ground wire doesn't go into the ground? Doesnt sound safe enough
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  1431. Nice work
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  1432. Thanks!
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  1433. You should add: What happen if we touch 2 busbar?
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  1434. Thanks for sharing it with us
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  1435. Gotta pump it up
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  1436. Sir could you please explain about 'Generator Synchronization'
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  1437. thanks keep up the good work.👍
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  1438. I don't usually comment on videos and if I do, that video must be damn good. Great work, fella!
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  1439. Thanks!
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  1440. Is a good form of teaching the subject.
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  1441. i litterary search on your chanel yesterday how a clutch works
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  1442. Automatic Gearbox is Best , It Also Ensure Safety of Driver 👍🏼👍🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  1443. Your description of the synchronizer is the best I've seen - but it still doesn't explain something I just can't wrap my head around: I'm 100% with you, up through the point where the synch/blocker teeth are out of alignment with the sleeve teeth - thus preventing the sleeve from sliding into engagement - but it seems like a torque reversal would be required for them to become aligned again so that sleeve is free to slide over the blocker and onto the speedgear. There is WAY too much friction developed by the cone clutch action of the blocker/speedgear to be overcome via thrust on the sleeve. To put it another way: Once the blocker and sleeve are misaligned, blocking the sleeve from further engagement... More thrust is applied to the sleeve, creating friction via the cone clutch action bewteen blocker and speedgear. Speedgear is now sped up or slowed down to match same speed as the output shaft/hub/seeve/blocker assembly. But if thrust continues to be applied to the sleeve, I don't see how the blocker and sleeve would become free to rotate with respect to eachother - which is REQUIRED for their teeth to become aligned and allow the slider to fully engage the speedgear.
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  1444. This video Very clear and easy to understand i learned a lot keep it continue great work 💪and i did subscribe immediately 👍thank you!
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  1445. waouh ! so exciting topic to watch !!!
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  1446. Hi Paul we need glycol chiller video
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  1447. Explain vehicle torque
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  1448. Nice information
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  1449. First 5 comments
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  1450. Hi Paul thanks for video
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  1451. Fourth
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  1452. Awesome
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  1453. Superb Bro ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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  1454. Please made a video about micro controller
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  1455. Brilliant video thank you 👍
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  1456. DAMM AMAZING VIDEO 🤗👌🏻
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  1457. Greate info
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  1458. Hey, can you do how a dc motor controller works pliz... Thanx. Love your videos.
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  1459. Wow, what an excellent video and thanks so much for taking the time to make this! The animation really helps in understanding the current flow. Because of this video, I am now a subscriber and will check out some of your other videos. Cup of coffee on its way!
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  1460. Very well presented
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  1461. Turn signals
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  1462. Very good video ! Out PIR activated security lights use a time delay relay.
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  1463. Thanks but what if the voltage spike will blow up the capacitor @11:14? Then the equipment is still not safe. This means that only specific types of capacitors can be used.
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  1464. Amazing video sire. ❤️
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  1465. Please teach me whole electronics I'll pay you any amount awesome content
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  1466. Oh I never knew about these!! Thank you
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  1467. Thanks a lot for showing us how the filter is
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  1468. Excellent presentations Paul, keep up the excellent work.
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  1469. Keep them coming Paul! Looking forward to more of the electrical side of MEP too!!
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  1470. The visual aids and clear narration makes this video tops. I am amazed how much I just learned in 13 minutes. Super educational. Thank you very much from this new subscriber.
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  1471. I always wanted to know that
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  1472. Love u from karnataka
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  1473. Super video
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  1474. Thank you👍
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  1475. Nice!
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  1476. Thank you for the excellent explanation with diagrams! 👍
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  1477. Hi
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  1478. Thanks
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  1479. Awesome bro
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  1480. Plz make a video on AC Generator
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  1481. I learned something today.
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  1482. Fantastic video going into the chemical explanation of the battery! Thank you so much. The animation for the battery is go beautiful!
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  1483. awesome
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  1484. Im shocked
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  1485. People complained to Tesla that people were getting shocked off the neutral conductor, Tesla replied "did you ground it?, they started grounding neutrals and problem solved and that is why the NEC requires bonding of neutrals to the grounding electrode at every service entrance of systems 300 volts or less. If the neutral is not grounded (usually at the transformer), it has a potential to ground, some 277/480 volt 3 phase systems have a "hot" neutral even today, about 75 volts according to my voltmeter. I've been an electrician for over 40 years and a few have busted me because I wasn't paying attention, we get lulled into false security dealing with 120/240 single phase so much.
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  1486. I'm shocked
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  1487. I’m shocked
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  1488.  @PhilipHousel  the intent of the video is not DC electronics. He's using it for simplicity and understanding. As mentioned, academically many institutions use the electron flow theory to create a fundamental understanding of circuitry. In the case of comparing a standard electrical service, while maintaining electron flow theory, the positive terminal WOULD be the grounded conductor, or identified conductor or neutral, whichever you want to call it.
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  1489. "I'm shocked"
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  1490. Shocking
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  1491. Prosto, jak krowie na rowie, wytłumaczone tak że nawet bez znajomości języka każdy kumaty wie co ma zrobić. Straight, like a cow in a ditch, explained so that even without knowing the language, every "kumaty" knows what to do.
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  1492. Great content as always. Big salute to you.
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  1493. Super
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  1494. Thanks
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  1495. Very nice explanation!
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  1496. Thanks sir 👍 Clear all doubts and good understanding
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  1497. As usual great explanation., Thank you
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  1498. Congrats, great video and great content on your channel.
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  1499. Thank You
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  1500. Its incredible how smart people can get with inventions and technology. Mind blowing really.
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  1501. Sir...where is that all-favourite phrase "Aluminium or Aluminum" ?!😀😃😇😇
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  1502. I remember back when you could get some pretty strange LED's in apliances as late as the early 90's. I distinctly remember finding a green LED housed in a 5mm red package from an old radio. As well as some red LED's packaged in 5mm amber packages from an old remote control truck toy. I also remember a pale pink transparent package housing a red LED in a smoke alarm many years ago.
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  1503. Thank you for this amazing video!
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  1504. Very nice! I'm sharing this. 👍🏻👏🏻🙋🏼‍♂️
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  1505. Very well done Sir!
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  1506. I never noticed a flat edge, but I assume it’s for indicating polarity.
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  1507. Best ever tutorial on LED working principle. Thanks a lot sir.
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  1508. 5 star video excellent 🎉❤😊
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  1509. awesome video man, seriously this was a good one also thanks for that heads on it, i appreciate that :)
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  1510. It's for the negative side , I also observed that the photons usually attached to the negative PIN cause its bigger flat PIN
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  1511. Beautiful video! ❤
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  1512. My first guess for the reason there's a flat side on the LED base has something to do with polarity.
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  1513. Very informative, that’s why I’m a subscriber! 🤓🙃
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  1514. 😂the best promotion so far 🐕‍🦺
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  1515. Wow. Just wow❤️
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  1516. I am first view
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  1517. Thanks sir, that was so useful
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  1518. Spot on !!! Licensed master electrician of 40 years in NY Thanx for excellent vids....
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  1519. Because the inspector said so…
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  1520. Hello EngineeringMindset, I propose a new topic in video: The Ballasts. How does they works ? Their fuctions at the circuits diagrams with the condensators and starters, mainly in the domain of lighting (fluorescent tubes, discharge lamps, induction lamps) or even if you want, talk about ballast in others domains, applications ? Everything will be so interesting a very good topic :)
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  1521. Ahhhh a new video by engineering mindset? Don't mind if I do 🎉
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  1522. hello everyone :-)
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  1523. It's like you read my Google search history and make videos about the things I search for
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  1524. 1st viewer 💓
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  1525. I'm glad to see that you're now able to make new videos
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  1526. New information. With main disconnect outside, the main panel no longer is bonded, neutral to ground. Clear information.
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  1527. At 5:40, if you measured the voltage between the two hot bus bars, wouldn’t it read 0 Volts, because both are 120V therefore the difference between them is zero. By the way, I am not trying to be a wiseguy, I really enjoy your videos, and I am only trying to learn
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  1528. Thumbs up for Bulgaria! :)
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  1529. Brilliant video sirr..long awaited.. beautifully and thoroughly explained 😊🎉.. though couldnt grasp somethings ..will again surely go through that
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  1530. The King of Building services videos!!!
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  1531. Thanks for directing me here :)
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  1532. You did a phenomenal job explaining trunk/branch electrical. Cheers! 🍻
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  1533. neutral is a center tap.
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  1534. This is one of the best videos I've seen on the topic; very good.
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  1535. While I know much if not all of this from watching so so many other videos and studying on my own, this ONE video explains everything so so so so well.. Amazingly well done. The flow of electricity with the dotted lines is critical in helping people understand how this all works. SO much great info in one single place. WOW!
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  1536. You've changed so many people's worlds mate.
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  1537. there more than just changing the battery terminal names for adopting the correct flow of current. The sign conventions, thumb rules and many of the theorems used in engineering circuit analysis have already been set for conventional flow of current!!!
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  1538. It's fascinating how clear and beautiful your explanations are
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  1539. Super
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  1540. I love the way of your teaching with animation......(✿^‿^) Please don't give up your great work especially in Electronics and Circuit Series I am eagerly waiting for your next video (◔‿◔)
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  1541. Stop rubbing that tube, or you'll get invisible fluid all over you.
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  1542. First
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  1543. First
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  1544. The way you taught is outstanding highly appritiatv
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  1545. wow.... awesome explanation! 100%
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  1546. i like the analogies that you use like voltage and pressure, current and water flowing through a pipe. can there be more examples for more components?
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  1547. Come on guys everyone subscribe, this channel is very close to 1M, it deserves
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  1548. You guys are simply fantastic. These videos are exactly why I started donating to your channel! Your animations combine with the simplicity of explanations make this channel simply amazing! Hope you guys never change your commitment to detail and beautiful streamlined explanations of engineering processes and devices.
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  1549. well explained...explaining the intricies of electronics is not easy, but this explanation is well presented...55 years as a lecturer in all things electrical I wish I had you with me. I will, in my retirement, follow all your work...Thank you
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  1550. very nice video! Has been a fan of this channel since 2022!
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  1551. Thanks!
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  1552. NICE WORK MAN
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  1553. thanks ive always had a difficult time understanding inductors
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  1554. thank you so much for this video as it has been immensely useful and I am definitely watching more!
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  1555. This was a really great video. Thank you!
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  1556. I am an IT professional but I like to have an overview of A/C systems, this is the first time I have looked in any detail at Chiller based systems. I have found this series of videos very useful thank you.
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  1557. Love these videos. Thanks “Dad”
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  1558. Super BRO
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  1559. ❤️❤️❤️
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  1560. Thanks for making this Video
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  1561. If someone were outside barefoot and touched a hot/live connection and the distribution board or outlet was fitted with a GFCI breaker, wouldn't that detect a difference in current through the ground wire and trip the breaker disconnecting the circuit.
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  1562. You are simply the best!
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  1563. Brilliant video mate.
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  1564. Interesting one 🤩
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  1565. Great video sir A 14 year old boy learning consumer unit interesting topic
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  1566. Thanks for sharing it with us...
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  1567. Please upload this in Hindi sir for some Hindi viewer. By the way you're doings a great work for student , Please make more videos for electronic and electrical engineer.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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  1568. Excellent video !!
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  1569. This is, no doubt, the best video I've ever seen about transistors. Liked, subscribed, belled and shared.
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  1570. I watch video without skip and checking how much time left to end. Very helpful 👍
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  1571. Excellent, well explained in a very easy way, all the best and keep it up..
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  1572. Just put my first transistor circuit together, so proud, thank you so much
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  1573. Great explanation , Hoping for more videos related on electronic components
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  1574. EXTREMELY MIND-BLOWING VIDEO 🤗👌🏻👍🏻
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  1575. Second
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  1576. Can you do diacs triacs and thrystors
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  1577. Just Great Best thing happy today that I found you
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  1578. Thanks!
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  1579. 👍👍
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  1580. Thanks!
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  1581. Your videos are always top notch
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  1582. You're absolutly great
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  1583. Excellent! A year's worth of semiconductor theory in 5 minutes. In 1963, I bought a "GE Semiconductor Handbook" which explained "Hole Flow". Trying to explain this to classmates got me ridiculed and laughed-at. Thank you for your excellent videos. I just gave you 5 quid. Also thank you for saying aluminum correctly. Americans pronounce it correctly as did the discoverer of the element. A prissy "Royal Society" changed it on a whim to Al you mi EE yum!
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  1584. you are the real MVP, sir!
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  1585. Thanks!
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  1586. Great video. One note though. Between generator and transformer there should be a converter. 🤘
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  1587. Fantastic video !
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  1588. Excellent video, thank you!
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  1589. So, do wind turbines stop if it's too windy or can they generally adjust their blades to keep operating in any conditions?
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  1590. How are 3, Pitch motors wired as the Nose cone is 360 rotating ???? Slip rings , Brushes ? thanks for a great video
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  1591. Concise and insightful some complex concepts portrayed with incredible elegance.
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  1592. This is a good video. Very detailed.
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  1593. eletric bike
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  1594. Thank you.
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  1595. Used in electric lawnmowers
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  1596. 13:01 what happens in the coils that have no applied power?
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  1597. First
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  1598. ALL THE POWER
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  1599. Best engineering channel
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  1600. I have seen heat exchanger in. Nuclear desalination demonstration plant in kalpakkam ,Msf plant used to convert steam to water( Hp steam): which is used to keep entire system in vaccum,lP heat exchanger for(to increase salt water temperature) to get flash in vaccum
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  1601. 3:07 Heat sink on C.P.U.
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  1602. Loving the video, Paul! Awesome stuff as always.
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  1603. I have a few inventions that I would love to bring to life and I've found some places that can assist me however maybe you can as well
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  1604. Thank you, back of refrigerators, upright freezers,
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  1605. don't Hertz me
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  1606. Watt is love? Baby, don't Hertz me. Don't Hertz me, no more.
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  1607. don't Hertz me
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  1608. Superb..! Awesome explanation
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  1609. 🕯🔋💡🕯🔋💡🕯🔋💡🕯🔋💡🕯🔋💡🕯🔋💡
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  1610. Don’t hertz me
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  1611. don't Hertz me
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  1612. Don't Hert'z me
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  1613. 5th nice vid
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  1614. 谢谢！
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  1615. Thank you very much..❤️❤️
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  1616. Ive always liked math and taking into consideration the advice of all the grownups ive met (both inside and outside school), I decided to become an engineer. I chose to be an electrical engineer simply because it sounded cool. I still do not fully know exactly what they do since i am still on the journey of becoming one, but goddamn did this video make me excited about learning this stuff. If you see this engineering mindset, just know that you have inspired me greatly and im sure that is why you make these videos anyways. Thank you for explaining this in great depth and nurturing my interest in this field.
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  1617. "Don't Hertz me" (Just doing what I'm told by the search bar shown in the 'capacitor' snippet in the main vid)
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  1618. Diode=angry-pixie-check-valve. So, okay, what I'm hearing is that, example:a car battery, the red/positve side IS where the current flows from, but it isnt actually positive because electrons are negative , so what we call the positive side is actually the negative, but what we call the positive is still the source of current flow, so to speak.
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  1619. dont Hertz me
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  1620. Amazing I am commenting without viewing the video amazing plz make video every day love from India and you are my electric teacher i learned all the things from you only
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  1621. Great video information ❤❤❤ thank you for Your TEAM FOR sharing your knowledge 🇵🇭🫡
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  1622. One form of electric heat that I have seen in other videos, and I can image, not a very efficient or efficetive one "Radian Ceiling" electric heart. I've heard of in floor electric heat here in the US since the 90s. I think the radiant ceiling version wouldl be rather uneven and hard to regulate. First time comment. Very interesting videos!
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  1623. Fascinating
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  1624. Always teaches us something different and new, lots of love and respect from Pakistan
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  1625. 👍
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  1626. The block heaters used on diesel engines keep diesel from "gelling."
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  1627. Better than hand crank or inertial start!!!
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  1628. Спасибо за хороший обзор.
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  1629. Awesome king Sir. For it's a great way to learn something; of a very complex of mechanical technology today. And you did that perfectly! Thank you kind Sir.
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  1630. Excelent video!
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  1631. I am trying to learn electronics. I was looking at a circuit board for a small solar panel I got at the dollar store, and wondered out loud what the point of the resistor was. I went to YouTube, typed in “TheEngineeringMindset” looking for this video, and you posted it 6 hours ago! 😮 It was meant to be. Thanks for the content.
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  1632. This has to be the best channel I've ever discovered. I've been learning Arduino for less than a month now and your videos have helped me so so much. Thank you !
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  1633. very informative.
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  1634. Really awesome info. I will keep this for future reference
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  1635. Thanks
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  1636. Thanks I’m a new ham and still had no idea what a resistanor is . Know I now
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  1637. 👍👍👍
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  1638. Op video keep making like these videos
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  1639. This channel is a goldmine. Instantly subscribed.
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  1640. Thank you sir
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  1641. Excellent video.
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  1642. Good
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  1643. It dose not make a difference if it is placed before or after the LED.
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  1644. interesting :)
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  1645. Good information, some I have not seen before .
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  1646. Super channel. God bless you . Rei from Brazil
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  1647. Awesome video.
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  1648. Thanks for sharin
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  1649. I wish u make lot of money so u dont stop making videos
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  1650. wow
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  1651. Didn’t think that getting into building guitars would lead me here, but here I am. Thank you! Very well articulated without being too ‘wordy’ and fantastic visuals to go along with it. Great stuff!
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  1652. Great job 👍
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  1653. Absolutely excellent video. Learned so much, both theoretical and practical. Great channel.
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  1654. One day if I become a engineer, That is because of your channel and real engineering and lesics
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  1655. Thank you!
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  1656. Thank you💚💐
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  1657. Thank you شكرا لك
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  1658. Nice, we probably need a video on LCDs.
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  1659. Hi
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  1660. Excellent explaination. Instant thumbs up. Also: could you build something that reverses the electrical fields constantly so the piston goes up and down purely by magnetic field? Like with a 3 phase motor? Does that happen?
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  1661. You can see the lights blinking at that show camera speed
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  1662. You just earned a new subscriber.
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  1663. Excellent video but how did the magnetic field move the piston exactly or why does that even happen? am I missing something? thanks.
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  1664. Great 👍👍👍
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  1665. Nice job on the illustration and drawings!
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  1666. Thank you, this is one of the best video i've ever seen about mosfets ❤
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  1667. 🎉 1st
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  1668. U legend Teacher to all engineering students
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  1669. Love from 🇮🇳 india ❤
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  1670. Never heard of the "depletion type"... I always saw the PCh as "normally on" (because if you have a current flowing, and 0V on the Gate, you have a negative Vgs by default) and the NCh as "normally off". Thanks for the enlightenment.
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  1671. Thanks!
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  1672. This is just about the only video one needs in order to go from zero to knowledgeable on transistors. The graphic illustrations are just brilliant. Thanks so much for this!
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  1673. Thank you so much for explaining this difficult concept in such a comprehensive and easy-to-understand manner. I’d like to offer a small token of appreciation. I encourage others who have watched the video and benefited from it, like I have, to consider donating through the "Thanks" button. This will help support creators like him in making more useful videos.
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  1674. This was actually one of the best explanations I have seen
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  1675. WOO..!!! We got Paul's Face reveal..!!!
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  1676. so amazingly simple explanation ... good work
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  1677. I was waiting for this video Finally
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  1678. i am studying electronics engineering and the top ranking student at my uni, and i know how mosfets works physically BUT i realised didnt know anything at all about the practical usage of them until this video. bless you
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  1679. Thank you, Paul!
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  1680. SUBSTANTIAL The Engineering Mindset Thank you From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
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  1681. Bro 😂😂😂😂
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  1682. Espero que sigan doblando más videos de estos al Español!
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  1683. This is an awesome explanation. The Germany Supermarket example was really well put together.
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  1684. All the Power!
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  1685. All the power
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  1686. All the Power!
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  1687. "All the power!" (This is something secret to find guys!) Hint: 1:20
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  1688. All the Power!
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  1689. all the power
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  1691. All the Power! :)
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  1692. all the power
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  1701. ⚡️ ALL THE POWER!!⚡️
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  1705. All the power?
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  1706. all the power
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  1707. ALL THE POWER!
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  1714. Would help a lot if your initial explanation of the two transistor circuit had the labels. You go quickly, I'm searching for transistor 1 and lost the plot as your explanation went on to the triple version. Would also help if you cut unnecessary detail. Stick to logic. . But thanks. More attention to details please.
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  1715. First
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  1716. Very difficult for me😟
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  1717. nice ill take one
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  1718. very nice tutorial..now i am going to do this project...thanks engineer
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  1719. Thanks for nice explanation from India. I wish you to continue this service for ever.
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  1720. Very nice
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  1721. Awesome video. Thank you
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  1722. Thank you so much.
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  1723. Hindi me chahiye
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  1724. You are the best, I am actually learning
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  1725. Very well explained. Easy to follow with useful links. Many thanks!
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  1726. 1:35 fuck it good
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  1727. Merry Christmas☆ Thank you very much for your every video!!!
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  1728. Npn
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  1729. Im currently building a Velleman riding santa kit which has this circuit in it .
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  1730. Fantastic...
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  1731. Just in time for the holidays. Thanks for the videos. 🍺🍺🍺🥃🥃🎯🏌🏻‍♀️
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  1732. Giving me that Christmas spirit with this design, very inspiring too.thank you
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  1733. Sir what is battery cycle and battery life explain this a video sir
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  1734. Thanks - great videos on a range of subjects
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  1735. I used to tap on the starter...it worked for a while.
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  1736. I used to push my father car, a manual gear, if the battery is dead. When reached a certain speed he put it in gear, and voila
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  1737. Like always, perfect explanation. Thanks, you are the best.
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  1738. I've seen in other videos people complaining about you reposting old videos. To which is say BS. I just bought my son(12 years) a DC supply. He's hooking up LEDs and resistors just like in your video. He's very excited by the outcome. He's showing them little circuits to his little brother, his friends, and I suggested he take them to school for a quick demo in class. Your videos help me explain electronics to a younger generation. And I'm not a great teacher. So keep on reposting those older videos. Thanks.
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  1739. Nice explained I must say
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  1740. Thanks, you just save my life from thinking what resistor I need for my circuit.
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  1741. First again
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  1742. 👍👍💯💯🙏🙏 welcome sir
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  1743. U and I, brought to you by One Direction. Too much?
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  1744. Really both informative and interesting video! So cool! 🥰
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  1745. 👍
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  1746. Great ❤
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  1747. Watts up (Am I the only one that has noticed it? 😂)
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  1748. All my questions about WHY that i found no answer are solved in your channel. Visual examples + WHY explanations are top quality content, you make people learn for real
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  1749. thnx and big respect from Montenegro MNE
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  1750. Watts up
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  1751. youve done more to teach me than my teachers have
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  1752. "Watts up" in the comments section
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  1753. Watts up 😂
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  1754. Precent. Viewer from Indonesia is coming again. 👍👍👌👌👌
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  1755. Thankyou so much for this video
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  1756. First
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  1757. thank you foe mentioning the enameled cupper wires no talks about it and it drove me crazy because i just could not understand how is it possible for the coils to touch each others with frying themselves really apricate you for that
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  1758. Dear Teacher, you demonstrated it so well. Thanks and Regards...
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  1759. Wow, a real life explination! Awesome
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  1760. Awesome video
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  1761. Interesting
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  1762. As a BSME I am always looking for more knowledge of electrical engineering. Thanks.
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  1763. 6:37 .. this point i did not understood it! The solution was to add second coil with a slightly lag in phase, so here we benefit from the angular momentum at first to enhance it with the m.f. from the second coil? .. the instant opposite forces on the rotor are the same! Really i am confused 😵
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  1764. since the star configuration uses less current and voltage, does that mean for really powerful motors you need to wire them in delta configuration to get more voltage and current?
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  1765. your job is AMAZING!!.. thank you for your time and explain all in 7 minutes.... you work hours in this diagrams and graphics and I appreciate that.
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  1766. Don't stop making this knowledgeable videos........ From now.... I'm Your hardcore fan....
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  1767. At 69 years of age and a beginner in electronics ( my way to avoid boredom) I find this tutorial simple, and easy to understand not to mention its emphasis on safety. Thanks engineering mindset.
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  1768. Thanks Man you helped a lot.
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  1769. Greetings and thank you very much sir from sa🇿🇦
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  1770. Nice thank you for sharing and knowledge 😊. God bless 🙏👍
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  1771. I use a amp clamp fieldpiece sc480 its pretty good for hvacr.
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  1772. Gd
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  1773. bro thank you!
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  1774. Well done.
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  1775. Hello, Nice Video!
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  1776. How did you know I was beginning to study the multimeter? This clip was released just as I was about to start. 555555555
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  1777. GoodStuff,GreatTips😀👍🏿
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  1778. Hey man I'm a beginner so I was frustrated with how to use a multimeter as they have very thick manuals. Your video has explained everything about multimeters and your video is much understandable than the manuals. I'm grateful to you man
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  1779. Very instructive. Thank you
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  1780. Check continuity, to extend headphones, and to measure battery voltage.
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  1781. One thing I use more than any is the Buzzer aka the speaker feature. It's the 4 lines on the meter. Remove power aka unplug or remove power wires ac or dc. I do a lot of trouble shooting on start up of new systems with a lot of relays and din rail blocks. I use this to test if things are jumpered correctly, wire to wire connections. Also use it when you pull relays out of bases to see if they change state correctly.
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  1782. Brilliant information. Thank you
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  1783. legend
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  1784. thank u very much sir u are the best tutor for engineers
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  1785. amazing
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  1786. Having you and Bryan on this site has made this apprenticeship an absolute breeze.
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  1787. I think this is the sufficient video ever at starting stage to enter into the profession or research on refrigeration & heat pump field ❤️.
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  1788. Very informative. My present project buildings uses VRF systems. I am working on the Electrical sides, control systems, which uses VRF smart manager.
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  1789. This blows my mind how these systems can provide heating and cooling at the same time, not sure I understand it yet but I will keep studying your videos. Thank you
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  1790. Wooohoooo, this is what Ive been waiting for!
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  1791. Thanks 👍👍👍 Sir Lanka 🇱🇰
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  1792. കൊള്ളാം 👍👍
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  1793. You should do a video on unloaders if you havent already. Great video for sure though, VRF has a huge place in the industry's future
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  1794. This is a very good video! Thank you.
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  1795. Terrific! Thank you.
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  1796. Nice video
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  1797. While this is an excellent presentation don’t forget to invoke the scientific method which is to question what your observing to the point that you know it’s correct . As some have pointed out that they were taught something different regarding electrical theory but accepted it. The scientific method was not invoked then. While as an electrical engineer I can concur with this explanation, that doesn’t mean you should until you yourself can prove it correct. The speed of science is driven by those that continue to question what we think we know not by those that simply learn and accept it.
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  1798. ❤
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  1799. Back when I started in electronics a opto coupler was a diode and photo transistor wrapped in heat shrink
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  1800. gran video, se me complica el ingles pero esta muy interesante
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  1801. It's so satisfying watching the video. 😍
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  1802. At one point there was an error in the graphic where instead of a 22 ohm resistor a 220ohm was noted in the circuit diagram around 5 minutes to the end of the video
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  1803. 220?
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  1804. Nice sir.
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  1805. Brilliant presentation, used servos for remote control cars and operating points on my model railway but never knew how the internals worked. Thanks.
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  1806. Am I the second person to notice "All Geared Up"?
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  1807. Great video. I've been working on a recumbant bike that has a small motor controllede by the motherboard that increases or decreases the tension on the pedals in increments. When you press a number on the control panel it pulls the cable a set amount to adjust the tension. I think this is one of these. My motherboard fried and I'm trying to figure out another way to control it, maybe one of these would work. Thanks, Mike
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  1808. Chilled water supply to a fan coil , controlling the flow for cooling.
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  1809. I think this video may be correct for me I don't know how to use a servo
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  1810. Always great content, thanks for sharing. Cheers
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  1811. Thanks 👍 I enjoyed it... Keep making these types of videos it's helpful for me because I like to make things and do experiments
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  1812. 0:00 my parents POV when I open the inside of the remote controlled toy car.
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  1813. All geared up
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  1814. The presentation was chock full. Very satisfying to watch and learn, and re-learn. Thank you Paul!!!!
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  1815. Thanks
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  1816. Your animations are awesome. Nice video.
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  1817. First
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  1818. Chill out
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  1819. Haven’t visited your channel in a while but last time I did you only had 100,000+ subs 🤯 so chuffed for you, this channel is excellent 👌🏼
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  1820. Hello!
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  1821. Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥
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  1822. Nice, I like this channel
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  1823. Welcome again in other great video in engineering Thank you
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  1824. Sweet
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  1825. Please do stepper vs servo! Thanks for the awesome videos.
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  1826. Im very thankful to your channel sir, easy to understand thats why its nice to share to others 🙏🏻😊 i hope you keep uploading more videos 😁🙏🏻
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  1827. 👍👍
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  1828. Can you make a video about Brushless dc motor and synchronous motor working
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  1829. PRODIGY The Engineering Mindset Thanks 👍 From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
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  1830. My 2 favorite Paul's, from whom I have gained a WEALTH of knowledge! Paul Carlson (Mr Carlson's Lab) and Paul Evans (The Engineering Mindset)! Forever indebted to BOTH of you! Thank you for making your skill and knowledge available! Best regards and MANY thanks!. Patrick
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  1831. thank you
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  1832. I like your video, but still, it's not explained why on atomic level both transistors work as intended. Is it because of special amount of electrons is feed and not less or more, which allows the flow between opposite circuit?
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  1833. Thank you Sir
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  1834. Nice..........
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  1835. BRO ONG I LOVE YOUR VIDSSS! Honestly like it’s so detailed and you explain stuff so we’ll!!! Like I don’t normally comment but I had to cuz like it’s satisfying how detailed and well these vids are!!!
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  1836. wow thanks i am mind blown haha this is about the CLEANEST video i have seen and i truly appreciate you
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  1837. Drone , cooling fans in computer, power generator of DC current,
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  1838. Amazing
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  1839. Cooling fans
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  1840. Thank you so much for this video and it's so amazing
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  1841. This is really amazing explanation 👍🏻
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  1842. Happy 2M subscriber! Sorry for a bit late, was too busy. Love the intro! Do it completley kill the motor?
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  1843. Excellent video, I enjoyed it very much !
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  1844. BLDC Motor my favorite motor type. Because is high speed and high torque with low friction inside of the BLDC motor. Good motor for make drone, water pump, rc car pull winch, etc.. 😁. Low Friction Long Life motor. 😁😁
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  1845. I am really really really really really really really thankful Thank you so much , from the bottom of heart for sharing your knowledge for free
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  1846. Best video of the day. Thanks for the wonderful demonstration of the current flow.
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  1847. I saw IGBT inverter and read it as LGBT inverter
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  1848. Great video, do you know how to calculate Watt or power consumption at any given time of this VFD? At output side, it seems not possible to calculate due to different PWM and frequency. Thanks
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  1849. Thank you very much sir😍 I'm from Sri Lanka
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  1850. Well explained 💐❤️
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  1851. Video on how the actual parts work? :)
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  1852. now, how that controller works :D
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  1853. Wish you and your family a happy New year 🥳
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  1854. Hats off to everyone who helped make this video possible. May not be the most watched (probably because people dont find it useful) but I found it quite interesting and enjoyed it.
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  1855. Thanks
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  1856. Huzzah haha
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  1857. Huzzah
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  1858. Huzzah
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  1859. Huzzah
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  1860. HUZZAH👍
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  1861. Huzzah
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  1862. Huzzah
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  1863. “Huzzah” in the comment section
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  1864. Huzzah
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  1865. Huzzah
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  1866. Huzzah!!!!!!!
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  1867. "Huzzah"
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  1868. PRODIGY The Engineering Mindset Thanks 👍 From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
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  1869. huzzah
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  1870. Huzzah
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  1871. Huzzah!
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  1873. Huzzah :-)
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  1876. Huzzah!!!!!!!1111111
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  1877. Huzzah !! - Great video by the way !!
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  1878. huzzah
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  1879. Huzzah 🙂
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  1880. HUZZAH!!
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  1881. Good video
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  1882. huzzah
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  1883. Huzzah!
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  1884. Huzzah
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  1885. Huzzah
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  1886. Huzzah :)
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  1887. Thanks!
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  1888. Thanks
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  1889. Very nicely explained
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  1890. Brother that was a perfect explanation and I have an doubt those fan connected to the inlet vav terminal should only be used if the room is quite big isn't it
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  1891. 😲👏👏👌🏻
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  1892. Thank you 👌👌👌👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
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  1893. Many thanks for the explanation e the beautiful animation. The VAV has been very used and picked out for new projects!
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  1894. Great explanation sir. Will look for more videos about ACMV/HVAC system. Appreciate it. Great job. Keep it up. We will always with The Engineering Mindset.
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  1895. How do I get this in my house?
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  1896. Good explanation👍
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  1897. Thanks for the video. 👍 I have been enjoying this system in my office without knowing how it works.
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  1898. just chilling out
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  1899. Thabks2
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  1900. Hey man I'm "just chilling out"
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  1901. 10/10 nice!
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  1902. Btw thanks for the video was looking for it since heard of raised floor cooling
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  1903. Another engineering mindset banger!!!! Youve taken the previous video to the next level!
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  1904. I work on data cooling units both dx and chw. I am cool.
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  1905. Can you do a video about hospital and operation theatre air-conditioning systems?
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  1906. any more stuff relevant to gas would be great, thanks
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  1907. Obrigada 👍 😃
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  1908. Hey bro Thanks 😃😃😃
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  1909. Very well explained
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  1910. Awesome channel
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  1911. supiriiiii
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  1912. Your videos are amazingly extraordinary
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  1913. So what's a thermopile then?
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  1914. Graet video paul...thanks👍
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  1915. 👍👍👍
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  1916. Thank you so much. This is really fascinating!😊😊😊 I have an electronics lab in my apartment. I plan on going back to school online this December. Very few schools teach regular electronics anymore.
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  1917. Thanks!
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  1918. Sir please make videos on oscillators
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  1919. Excellent Presentation, Awesome Efforts, Regards ❤️ se. 🙏
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  1920. Am I eigth?
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  1921. Please Make video on " HOW TO LOGIC GATES WORK "
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  1922. Great explanation
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  1923. Great video. Small comment: At 5:53 you say 23 micro farads where I think you should have said 230 micro farads. But the text of the video is correct so no worries ;)
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  1924. We've come a long way from wood stoves
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  1925. Thanks!
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  1926. Excellent education and nice slow ramp up in complexity, I'm counting this towards pdh. I bought a mug, great job!
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  1927. Thanks! Great videos and explanations. 😊
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  1928. Now, I don’t buy things from people on you tube, but your mugs are awesome 👏 putting a diagram on yours is brilliant..🙌
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  1929. Great video thanks 😊
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  1930. I find this quite useful and at least interesting even as non electrician. I highly recommend watching the video 3 times and take notes. This is an entire year of schooling packed into a 24min YouTube video afterall. What strikes me the most, is how EVERYTHING is arranged and explained, starting with a large envelope and then going right down to the small parts and the physics that make it all work. Very well put together!
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  1931. Ingenious 101
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  1932. Thank you Paul :)
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  1933. Just sent you a tenner for watching 4 or 5 of your videos, keep up the good work, try to get these into schools, such an easy way to learn the basics and advanced stuff and an easy way for most people to get their head round it. cheers
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  1934. Fanstastic work 👏👌 thanks my friend👍👍👍
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  1935. 1st view, comment and like
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  1936. 1st view, comment and like
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  1937. I been using pumps on the daily. Pumping oil into barrels. It sux sometimes esp when you gotta change the impeller
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  1938. Beautifully explained.
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  1939. Would've been good if you explained the reason for a ballast.
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  1940. SO beautiful explain sir
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  1941. Thanks for the knowledge sir....love from india
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  1942. We want circuit design series back
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  1943. Happy Indian Engineers day!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  1944. Thank you/ sometimes we tend to forget the simple things about electricity👍
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  1945. I found this current video to be very re volting. The description was shocking. If you get a shock it could be terminal. Im going ohm now
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  1946. Excellent. Concise. Perfect. What’s up from the Sates🤙🏽
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  1947. Yes!!! Great video! $5.00 sent your way, thank you 👍👍👍
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  1948. Thank You for your simple explanation. L1 to L2 and the common to common did the trick for me. I had wires in the walls and you helped me more than any other video. Well done my-man. after this I won't need to watch another video again. have many times over the years. You are an incredible teacher
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  1949. Another very clear explanation. Great work.
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  1950. Outstanding !!
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  1951. Thanks Paul The Engineering Mindset much appreciated from South Africa Can you do something on VFD/VSD and Circuit breakers
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  1952. First
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  1953. I hope you know how invaluable your videos are.
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  1954. Nice video
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  1955. Thanks!
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  1956. Superb ❤️❤️❤️
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  1957. Automotive relays with the numbers 86 & 85 on Primary circuit and 30, 87 (and sometimes 87a) on the secondary circuit. I know how to connect the terminals but don't know the origin behind the use of those specific numbers to label the terminals? Do you know? Thank you.
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  1958. You rock. Please make a video to explain the working of a PLC. THANKS 👍😌
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  1959. DUUUDEE!!! You are very grand!! All of your videos! Your videos will butterfly effect huge innovation in the world I'm sure! People like you are making the world a better place.
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  1960. I used the relay for over voltage protection
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  1961. HOLY SHIT. are you a spy ? i just spent 2 hours trying to understand how an automotive relay work and then i got tired and wanted to check out youtube and there you are. You must be working with google to spy on me.....
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  1962. Oh bro is this the best explanation or what !!!!!! Thank you so much
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  1963. Thank you Poul!
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  1964. Thanks!
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  1965. I wondered what those green things were moving about when my wires were exposed.
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  1966. ALL “The Engineering Mindset “ videos are super easy to help teach and bring understanding!  I recommend subscription to anyone who wants to expand knowledge.
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  1967. Bravo! Easy to understand
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  1968. Electricians do it until it Hertz
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  1969. 3 friends went to a bar to get drunk, Mr. Proton, Mr. Electron and Mr. Neutron. 2 hours passed and all 3 drunk as a skunk and decided to pay the tab and go home. Mr. Proton: Barkeep, what's the damage? How much do we owe ya? Barkeep: For Mr. Neutron, no charge. Mr. Electron, there will be a charge. ...Mr. Proton could not believe what he had just heard. Mr. Proton: What! No charge for my bud, Neutron and there's a charge for Mr. Electron!!? ARE YOU POSITIVE!? Barkeep: No, but you are.
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  1970. Thanks!
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  1971. Fooooooool bridge rectifier
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  1972. Your Videos is Simple to Understand Thank You💐
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  1973. TQ 🙏
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  1974. Iam a big fan of your useful and informative videos
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  1975. Full bridge rectifieaaa
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  1976. yo b99 finished and i am really sad, it would be great if you could devote your entire channel to this. like if you agree
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  1977. Great video
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  1978. Thanks!
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  1979. Thx a million ❤️
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  1980. Clear explanation Tnx
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  1981. Great visual description of this topic. Thamks
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  1982. Excellent work worth a coffee.
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  1983. ok
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  1984. Awesome video as always. Pls make video on how to read HVAC diagram for pharmaceutical clean room project.
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  1985. Thank You
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  1986. Nice
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  1987. How to wired it???????? Input and output connected ,thanks🥰
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  1988. This is truly of great value, good information like this is hard to come across. Thanks
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  1989. Great explanation. Thanks!!
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  1990. Bahi (bro) keep it up
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  1991. High voltage
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  1992. Thank you so much. This is so much easier than what my teacher teach. Keep it up.
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  1993. High voltage
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  1994. Yeeeeeeeeeeeee
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  1995. Great content for sure!!
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  1996. High voltage.
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  1997. High Voltage.
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  1998. "High voltage"
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  1999. Great explanation. Thank you.
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  2000. Wow ... Really its easy to understand and know many thing ... Better than schools and colleges
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  2001. Very important stuff
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  2002. Thank you ❤️😘 How to work LED display please explain it
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  2003. MIND-BLOWING CONTENT
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  2004. High Voltage
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  2005. Thank you!
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  2006. The video I’ve been waiting for😁
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  2007. "High voltage" i got it.😁😁
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  2008. Thank you!!!! This video is VERY helpful!!!! 🙂
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  2009. Wish you long live and better doing Happy teacher day 💐
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  2010. I need to express how much I LOVE YOU and your vids
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  2011. Thanks very much for your excellent upload 👍🇬🇧❤️
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  2012. High Voltage
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  2013. Excellent video & explanation of electrical current! The best that I have seen on YT or anywhere else for that matter. Need to bookmark this for future reference. Well done! 👍👍👏👏👏👏😉😉
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  2014. High voltage
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  2015. Thank you, very helpful for students like me❤
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  2016. Thanks!
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  2017. 1000th like! Great video bud!
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  2018. Thanks for the video. Where can I find the flow meter presented in 12:00, please?
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  2019. The BEST BEAST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  2020. this guys voice is so nice.....could listen all day.
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  2021. The quality of this series is absolutely superb, one of the very best edutainment channels. Thank you!
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  2022. Thank you Sir You Have Expect by Request For Weekly one Video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤️❤️
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  2023. Yesss!!!
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  2024. Hmm... interesting we use transistors, i hadn't thought about that. I thought we used variable resistors, but i suppose there is some uncertainty as to how much power at any given point can the alternator generate, so to not overheat the resistor... writing that also reminded me about the immense energy loss to heat, so i guess that's good that we use transistors in there.
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  2025. It's good explanation given. Is it Paul's Voice? Also may be if u can cover how air conditioning system work in car would be great in these series. Again thanks brother.👋✌
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  2026. Great stuff. I have an external regulator on my alternator locked at 14.6 hehe until the bass gets low!. 14.1 lol mechman alternators very good products
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  2027. Very commendable work.🤗😃
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  2028. Lovely🔥👍
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  2029. WOW! Well explained and thanks for your effort sharing your brilliant ideas. Big thanks to Engineering Mindset. Godbless.
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  2030. Did you also use a capacitor for this smooth transition to the ad? By the way, amazing video.
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  2031. And please also make a video on how MOTORCYCLES alternators work
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  2032. Thanks for this video👍♥️
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  2033. As always nothing but the best of content thank you
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  2034. Great explanation 👍
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  2035. I do appreciate him taking the time to making me more knowledgeable 👍❗
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  2036. The Engineering Mindset is the only channel When I Watch Video, I really clear full concept, This Channel Very Helpful for all Electrical Engineers ..❤Big Thank You❤.. We hope you will make more and more this type of content for us..great job!
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  2037. Watts up
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  2038. Watt's up
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  2039.  @EngineeringMindset  Yep repetation is the key to realisation :P
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  2040. Watt's up?
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  2041. Watts up
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  2042. Good explanation
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  2043. കൊള്ളാം ഇഷ്ടപ്പെട്ടു 👍👍👌
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  2044. great 😍
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  2045. We convert AC to DC back to AC?
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  2046. They sound like jet engines and run 19000 rpm at 100%. Pretty cool i mess with them every now and then at work.
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  2047. Hlo
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  2048. Nice video. 👍☕ 🍺🥃🍺🍺🥃🍇🏌 Stay safe. Retired(werk'n)keyboard super tech. Wear your safety glasses.
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  2049. Great graphics.
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  2050. Magnetic bearings ... Blowmind
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  2051. Well explained. Nice!
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  2052. How does this relate to an esc?
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  2053. I have not seen this kind of explanation anywhere else. A million thanks for the upload!
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  2054. Thank you for this video..
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  2055. At home
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  2056. Explain transistors.
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  2057. Nice work!
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  2058. Super sir
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  2059. I can use a 3 phase invetor in my car to convert it to ev 😃.
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  2060. I am just 11 years old but i can understand what are you saying
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  2061. Thanks for a great video tutorial
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  2062. This was an entertaining episode bro
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  2063. Thanks for helping people to learn something useful...
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  2064. 1:30 Tht led at 4B Screw at 3D Smd at 2F ✌️👍 Edit: I missed 1D
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  2065. top quality
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  2066. I WON'T work with anything smaller than 0805 !
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  2067. Very informative videos. I love your stuff. I would very much enjoy seeing more videos on pcb designs with smd components.
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  2068. 1:33 A big LED on B4, a small metal thing on D3, what looks like a microchip on F2, an SMD LED or resistor on D1, and something tiny shining in the carpet in the bottom right of B5
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  2069. some of my senior computer engineers didn't have this kid of info when doing their degree I'm glad I'll be able to learn more quicky from your channel while I'm doing my degree
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  2070. i just stumbled across this channel and i LOVE it! this really helps with understanding things like this. ive always wondered about. thank you! <3
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  2071. The level of content is just impressive. The pace in the video absolutely matches my learning pace, not too slow or fast, just perfect. I wish there were more creators in every field like you. Thanks for the amazing content man.
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  2072. Nice video can we get inverter circuit diagram pure sine wave
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  2073. Umm... First? Since I am first and you might actually see this comment I'd like to thank you real quick since your videos have been instrumental to helping me figure things out at the start of my HVAC career.
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  2074. As electrical engineer, WOW this is a beautiful video!!!
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  2075. This is the best video about the topic I ever watched.
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  2076. Just wow!
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  2077. Thank you. Your videos have a huge education value and absolutely are informative, i learnt new things about CBs i didn't know before. Thank you 🙏☺️
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  2078. Thanks!
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  2079. Thanks👍 My teacher KNOWLEDGEABLE The Engineering Mindset From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
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  2080.  @EngineeringMindset  good luck with the studio building and operation.
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  2081. Wow really awesome software. Love ur channel
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  2082. Well done 👍🏻
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  2083. Thanks!
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  2084. I enjoy watching these videos. Brilliant job.
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  2085. "Energy cannot be created or destroyed it only changes form"
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  2086. Can u please talk about how 220V for ac outdoor unit works??. I mean i really confused caused the motor for the compressor is single phase. But i got not clue how 220V works in simple phase without needed of 3 wires. Usually 2 wires are enough.
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  2087. Great video. Some algorithm food. 🍔🍔🍔
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  2088. First
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  2089. I love your videos
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  2090. Bro. Arduino Patti video podu ka bro
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  2091. Thanks! The best of all times
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  2092. First!
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  2093. Watch your videos all the time man. I have done so well on interviews because of you thank you!🙏
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  2094. Can you please make a video about quarz oscillator.
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  2095. This was a great video! Question: If the output is too low, how can it be adjusted to get exactly 5vdc?
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  2096. yo 2ed!
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  2097. Wow Really thanks for explain the ohm's law i really understand easily Thanks one's again🙏🤤😄
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  2098. First view from a kid
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  2099. Good
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  2100. I love how you guys keep updating videos. You did a great job before but they always get better.
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  2101. Well done. One of the best visual descriptions of basic power, production, and transmission I’ve seen. I am such a nerd that I bought two of your cups, one medium one large. Just because they’re so cool. I’ve been an automotive technician for just over 50 years. So understanding electrics has been a important part of my career. And boy has it changed rapidly. Understanding alternating current ( alternators), voltage regulators and bridged rectifiers With their effects on systems when failing is a large part of diagnostics. At home I had a poor connection on the Neutral at pole, that caused an imbalance between the phases. That the power company didn’t believe until I made them come out. Unfortunately it took out the ECU processors in both the newer washer and dryer. So understanding electricity translates to many areas. Subscribed, thanks again.😊
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  2102. Thank you so much for your amazing videos. As an electrical engineering student, i can say that your videos are a true gold mine
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  2103. Not gonna lie I never bought someones product from yourtube, but as a electrician who does cool stuff like dealing with those angry electrical pixies, I couldn't resit to buy a mug. 3 phase can be sorry aggressive especially when there an equitment failure and all you hear is the bang then you hear the wires banging throught the raceway because it produced such a high amount of fault currrent that it whips atound in the pipe lol. Obviously the boss doesnt like when that happens $$$$
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  2104. I couldn't understand bus bars till now, its the same feeling I got when I couldn't understand how to drive stick till I knew how a gearbox worked.
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  2105. Just came across your channel. Super cool content!
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  2106. This explanation is electrifying. Well done!
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  2107. ​ @EngineeringMindset  Thank you very much for this reply and clearing this up for me. Your videos have taught me so much. Definitely will be ordering some of those mugs they are fantastic 👏
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  2108. Just ordered the mug for my dad. Electrician for 30 years. Thank you
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  2109. Hi iv just come across your Chanel, I have subscribed and given thumbs up and will share. your videos and explanations are fantastic and so very helpful I wish you all the success in the world. Thank you keep up the great work 👍
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  2110. We use ultrasonic flow meters to measure the flow rates of Oxygen for Hospitals in the UK since the Pandemic. Before, the manufacturers would keep this data for themselves but now were fitted, hospitals can now see exactly how much they are using at any given time. This allows them to see trends recorded second by second rather than rough calculations with how much used per day and liquid to gas expansion calcs.
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  2111. Paul, u deserve a gift from me, just that i dont have much, but i want to tell you how much u have helped me though my studies. thank you so much. my masters reseach is on chillers.
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  2112. One video on.... Surge impedence loading...in transmission lines..... It is used when a lightning⚡ strikes a transmission line... The visualisation part is still unclear
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  2113. ❤️🙏
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  2114. കൊള്ളാം 👍👍
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  2115. I just wanted to say a huge thank you. Your video and .pdf file helped me troubleshoot and repair a three way switch in a stairwell that hasn’t worked correctly for 30 years.
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  2116. Greatest tool ever to help mechanical minded people like myself
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  2117. Interesting...🔥 learnt something new today...thank you 😊
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  2118. I know these are just to make circuits easier to understand, but this is seriously how people are planning to make a computer work in the oven of Venus
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  2119. Great, now i can fail in mechanical and eletrical at the same time
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  2120. Very very good
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  2121. Is someone having too much fun?
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  2122. Hi sir i am from India this video is very very fundamental of application so this is very useful to beginners please upload this kind of video sir
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  2123. 1:52 What if you took several of those gramophone ammeters and connected them with different gear ratios. If you spin another at a rate of 1.5x the first ammeter then it will make a perfect fifth. Doing 1.25x makes a major third. Play a root, major third, and perfect fifth and voila! You get a major chord. Consonant: 2x - Octave 1.2x - Minor Third 1.25x - Major Third 1.33x - Perfect Fourth 1.5x - Fifth Dissonant: 1.066x - Minor Second 1.125x - Major Second 1.414x - Tritone
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  2124. Thanks for sharing ! You are professional !
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  2125. You're Amazing , i love your videos , keep up.
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  2126. Super
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  2127. thanks much for ur efforts
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  2128. Good work.
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  2129. Excellent video as usual.
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  2130. Sir centrifugal pump ka load formula btaye
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  2131. Really I miss your videos WITH you eng Ahmed from Saudi T Johnson controls
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  2132. I got a seriously disturbing breast pumping ad befor this video.
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  2133. Very amazing video.!!!
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  2134. Going from residential hvac into commercial and industrial hvac. This is great helpful!! Thank you
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  2135. Awesome video.
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  2136. Thank you is the information
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  2137. Useful video and nice explaine
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  2138. Good job
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  2139. Thanks!
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  2140. Thanks!
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  2141. I am so glad, that I use Bar and °C. 212 °F is boiling water, thats a stupid number, but wtf ist 101.325 kPa for 1 Atmosphere Pressure XD
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  2142. ❤❤❤❤❤
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  2143. these videos help me out so much, definitely buying you a coffee ☕️
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  2144. Love your vids...awesome work 💯 BLESSINGS..!!!
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  2145. Huge help for me as an upcoming tech
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  2146. Thank you very much for what you’re doing I am an electrical engineering student in my first year and this is helping me a lot ❤
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  2147. Bro you are working hard keep it up ❤️ Full support ☺️
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  2148. Excellent illustrations and demonstrations.
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  2149. Perfect video for potentiometer💯!
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  2150. wonderful explanation !!
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  2151. I have wired headset it has a potentiometer between microphone and play/pause button
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  2152. I am a big admirer of great stuff. This is great stuff.
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  2153. I have that kaiweets multimeter. Very nice little box, worth the money
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  2154. Your videos are not only interesting, they are fun to watch. Keep up the good work 👍
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  2155. In the electric guitar
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  2156. :washhands::washhands::washhands::washhands::washhands::washhands:
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  2157. Amazing teaching#love from India#.
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  2158. Your videos are amazing. I never realized how simple electronics are until i just started watching your videos
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  2159. I find all this stuff incredibly fascinating. Thanks for yet another great video!
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  2160. Two potentiometer variants not discussed here are L-pads, and tapped potentiometers. L-pads use a pair of intentionally mismatched, differing resistance-tapered elements (usually wirewound) in order to maintain a relatively constant impedance or resistance to the driver circuit/device regardless of the setting of the L-pad; These are often used as remote volume controls for speakers in other rooms, or as level-setting devices for tweeters or mid ranges, because the power loss (due to a non-optimal impedance loading to the amplifier) is somewhat minimized, and they won't change the frequency response of a speaker crossover as the added series resistance of an ordinary potentiometer would. Tapped potentiometers are sometimes used as audio amplifier volume controls in order to privide a constant, continuous, fixed-amount feedback signal for lowering distortion or to actuate bass/treble/variable-"loudness" circuits where the amount of bass is increased at low listening levels and automatically decreases as you turn up the volume , to prevent stressing the speakers.
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  2161. Love it! I use a giant rheostat to test circuit breakers. Single-phase 480vac in, 5-15vac out with large amounts of variable current for breaker testing.
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  2162. Excellent editing and animations.
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  2163. A famous use is the Wah pedal Hendrix and many afterwards can alter how the guitar sounds while playing.
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  2164. well done. i gained a ton of insight from this video. AMAZING!
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  2165. Your videos are so valuable! I've always had an interest in electronics but languages were my forte so that's what I studied at school. Was playing with the idea to follow some night class about elecctronics but with your videos I feel like I've learned so much on my own. Thanks a lot from a Belgian fan!
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  2166. Hey! Paul, I miss your videos, 👍👍👍🙏
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  2167. Extremely useful, exactly what I needed. No need for me to watch any other potentiometer vid now. I appreciate your channel very much. Thank you.
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  2168. In cars and in Old TVs
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  2169. I can see the potential in something like this.
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  2170. Please explain joule theat circuit
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  2171. You're a very knowledgeable man, i recommend this channel to all my electrical buddies, thank you.
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  2172. I know there's in my variable speed lathe 🙂
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  2173. Reading topic in textbook was dreadful... So I skipped it 😅... Now that I watch this video not knowing this rotating thing is a potentiometer, I am amazed by knowing how simple it is, sir you are the best teacher...
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  2174. Awesome video 😊
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  2175. A model railway command station has two potentiometers with control speed steps 0-126. The system is set to approximately 17.5-18v although this may reduce due to the composition of the metal rail that the "OO" locomotives run on. The system has a fault which I believe is due to the potentiometers....the potentiometer(s) reduce(s), intermittently, from what it's usually set to and that couldbe <70-100> right down to zero but also activates the micro-switch which changes direction and remains at zero. The system was supposed to have beeen repaired, allegedly by the EU manufacturer...according to the UK importer but...both potentiometers had a terrible sealant oozing out of them and one was so loose that it could be spun with slight finger pressure whilst the other was so tight that it would not operate!! The tension was corrected but the fault remains and last week one of the potentiometers (RHS) returned to zero and activated the micro-switch to also change direction. I do not believe that the system was returned to the manufacturer in the EU as they would not have returned the system in such a state. The same problematic fault occured on the previous model almost 18-months previously and both systems were supplied by the UK importer! I am presently testing a third system and would be disappointed, to say the least, should the same errant fault appear.
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  2176. It's nice to see the upgrade in video quality
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  2177. comprehensive and well done. exemplary work.
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  2178. There are a couple of small pots in one of my electronic control panels that can only be accessed with a jeweler's screwdriver. The pots have no physical stop on their rotational movement. I have been told to rotate the pot until I am sure it is past its upper/lower limit and then start slowly rotating it back for desired effect. How are such "no physical stop" pots made?? BTW, your videos are terrific!
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  2179. the tattoo power supply I inherited from a friend uses these..that thing is almost 3years old and still works great! electronic devices back then can survive the apocalypse i think lol
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  2180. Excellent video. Very well made and extremely comprehensive. Thank you!
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  2181. I called it perfect video for potentiometer
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  2182. 감사합니다.
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  2183. One of the best channels I ever seen. excellent content...
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  2184. You are a nice 👌 teacher
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  2185. Thanks!
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  2186. Thanks!
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  2187. The best 10 minutes of my day is spent with a cup of coffee at 6am watching one of these videos. Thank you!
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  2188. І англійську вдосконалюю, і електротехніку вчу. Швидкість перегляду зменшую до 0.75.
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  2189. HR Manager of a top engineering company: what is yout experience? Me: Wathed all videos from The Engineering Mindset Channel! HR Manager: Welcome to our Company!!!
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  2190. Sir it is a very helpfull information that inspire me to love my work as a RADIO/TELEVISION SERVICE MAN TECHNICIAN EVEN IN ELECTRICITY AS I AM AN ELECTRICIAN AS WELL Your explanation is well understood you are more than a professor in a prestigious School YOU HAVE JUST COMLETED MY TECHNICAL KNOW HOW thanks Sir.
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  2191. Thanks!
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  2192. dude, thanks from France, love you
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  2193. You are a Master at teaching electricity! I've researched thousands of sources over the decades and no one even comes close to how you explain these concepts! I am a degree'd EE, and I find your explanations to be as close to perfect as one could imagine to help people learn this stuff or as a refresher! Excellent job!! I have subscribed!
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  2194. Thank you for doing more videos like this, I am doing an HVAC course and would very much appreciate anything related to it like capacitors and stuff. Can you do more stuff on refrigeration? inverter refrigeration etc?
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  2195. nice one Paul very informative
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  2196. You explain very clearly
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  2197. love this video
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  2198. I bumped into your Y/T video and I am glad I did.I spent most of my life learning about anything and everything except electronics hoping I'd find someone who knows what they are talking about and you do so I'm subscribing and ringing that bell....
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  2199. Love your channel!
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  2200. Love this channel ✨
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  2201. Thanks!
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  2202. Brilliant these mate. Iv been a Powertool fitter for 18 years . Circuit boards always stump me with capacitors
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  2203. Thanks for this detailed explanation! I am so excited to discover this channel.
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  2204. Thank you....very good explanation...
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  2205. Best channel 🎉
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  2206. I'm making a PayPal account and buying you a coffee as soon as possible for making college oh so much easier.
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  2207. Nice video ! 👏👏👏
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  2208. I am studying alternative energy technology and you explain concepts better than the textbooks we use! Have you considered writing a textbook? Your graphics and analogies and explanations of the concepts and then the applications are the best!!!
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  2209. Wow! I’ve always wanted to learn this electronics again from 2018 High School! But I’m finally am starting to learning a whole lot! I subscribed IMMEDIATELY! This is highly the best channel ever! 😊
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  2210. Thanks!
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  2211. After spending hours watching useless tiktok videos , this is refreshing and very very well explained. Keep it up. Subscribed, liked and clicked the Notification bell👌
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  2212. thank you for uploading it,i knew few about capacitor before Now thanks to u ihave got alot
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  2213. Nice and clear
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  2214. Thanks
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  2215. Thank you sir 🙏
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  2216. I'm happy with this recommendation
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  2217. Wow beautiful content
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  2218. Amazing video and easy to understand
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  2219. 10 July….Happy Birthday Nikola Tesla
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  2220. To me is useful for people who don't understand electronic or generator I'll give a thumbs up for that
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  2221. amazing video...keep it up!
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  2222. that is so cool, Today i learned that electricity is not just magic with math as n excuse to say that it works. This video is awesome. thanks
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  2223. greate explaining
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  2224. Thanks.
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  2225. Thank you so much !!!!
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  2226. Just chilling out
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  2227. Just chillling out ❄❄
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  2228. Just Chilling Out
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  2229. I’m “just chilling out”
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  2230. just chilling out
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  2231. Just chilling out
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  2232. Thanks!
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  2233. Thanks!
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  2234. Excellent explanation!!! And nice visuals!
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  2235. Thanks!
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  2236. Thanks!
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  2237. Nice
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  2238. I can tell you what most people say when they don’t work...🤬
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  2239. Shocking
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  2240. Shocking
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  2241. Congrats for reaching 1M
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  2242. Shocking.
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  2243. Shocking
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  2244. Shocking!
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  2245. Love all these videos
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  2246. My Toyota Prius has a different kind of battery. Absorbed Glass Mat
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  2247. Good video to understand car battery👌
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  2248. shocking
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  2249. Good one on 1 mil subs ive been watching since 100k
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  2250. Thanks!
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  2251. Nice
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  2252. Very awesome video
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  2253. "Shocking"
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  2254. communication and computer apartment in engineering
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  2255. AWESOME VIDEO!!!
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  2256. Shocking
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  2257. Shocking
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  2258. This video was shocking!!
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  2259. Shocking
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  2260. Shocking
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  2261. These videos are great for counteracting the brainrot induced by most other content nowadays
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  2262. Superb video
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  2263. Thanks!
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  2264. Shocking
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  2265. Shocking
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  2266. 3rd view, comment and like
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  2267. Splendid!
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  2268. This was helpful thx
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  2269. Thank you.
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  2270. Thanks bro
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  2271. thank you! very intrestimg video! and very good explanations!
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  2272. Great video, thank you!
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  2273. I thought I was watching another channel because there was no "hey guys Paul here from engineering mindset intro
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  2274. Thanks for the video!🙂👍🏻
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  2275. Yoo hoo. I'm here. 👍👍. First or second ini comment. ? 🤨🤨
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  2276. Thanks!
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  2277. Nice
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  2278. Well done
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  2279. Huzzah - what a great lesson
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  2280. great video as always, i learned a lot from you
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  2281. thank you for this video appreciated much💜
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  2282. Huzzah
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  2283. Huzzah!
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  2284. Huzzah :elbowcough::learning:
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  2285. Solid Visuals!
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  2286. huzzah
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  2287. Thanks!
    1
  2288. Thank you so much
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  2289. For the question at the beginning of the video, the gear indicated should rotate toward the camera.
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  2290. I enjoyed that and more importantly thanks for the knowledge.
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  2291. Thanks!
    1
  2292. Very helpful. Add a Bitcoin donation address!
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  2293. Please sir can you explain the DC and AC system ? Best regards
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  2294. Electric motors magnetic May the force field be with you
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  2295. Best channel and easy to understand explanation by this channel even professors and teachers won't explain such way...Great and thanks brother..
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  2296. Brilliant.
    1
  2297. Can you make a video about Synchronous motor and types
    1
  2298. Thank you.
    1
  2299. Don’t know if you have done anything on this yet, but could you do a video on SCR heat control on VAVs. Thanks. Love your channel.
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  2300. Love ur video. Please do more videos like this one.
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  2301. Thank you very much
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  2302. Nice
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  2303. Very helpful 😊
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  2304. 5 pounds heading your way!
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  2305. verry insrastng suppeeerr........
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  2306. Super bro another level
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  2307. Thanks for all your videos could you make video about making ultrasonic transducer circuit for water vapor
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  2308. Parabéns pelo projeto. Abraço
    1
  2309. I do love this engineering computer type stuff, Great vid!
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  2310. you are amaizing! in our class room I am playing your videos...we studied well from you....Love from Sri Lanka
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  2311. Very cool stuff
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  2312. Like❤️👉❤️👉👉👉👉👉👉👉👉👉👉👉
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  2313. This was so awesome. Can you make a miniature generator for charging smartphones? Cheers!
    1
  2314. you are my professor that i learned a lot of your videos. i wish i want to create a project. more electronic designs videos please…..
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  2315. Great video but that was very overwhelming. Unfortunately I couldn't understand it. I understand the other circuit video tho.
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  2316. Very informative. Thank you.
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  2317. Long time sub, thanks for your time & hard work
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  2318. Your bread board is so clean. I'm going to start working to keep my work as tidy. I like how all your grounds are on one side and all your hots are on the other, makes it very easy to follow.
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  2319. It will be great if you could make a similar video on the BLDC motor speed controller. Thanks!
    1
  2320. the best electronic series ever seen thank you so much
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  2321. Best ever explained
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  2322. ☕😎👍🏻🥃🍇
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  2323. Sir, Can we control the speed without pwm generator i mean we only change the volt on Gate with bridge devider ?
    1
  2324. 😂😂😂😂 After watching this I qualify to be a thief 😂😂 this is interesting
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  2325. you'd pull everything up.
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  2326.    I see. So basically, the magnet locks everything together.
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  2327.    not the pins, the latches at 5:35.
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  2328. Awesome explanation of a pad lock 👍👌
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  2329. Excellent video EM! Now I know how to pick a lock! Thanks.👍👍😉😉🔐🔐🔑🔑🔓🔓
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  2330. Another amazing video, thank you Paul👍
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  2331. Wow... That's amazing... Thanks again for sharing it
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  2332. Accidentally I come across your video before i know I find my self studying Electrical and changing my career because for years I wanted to work or doing business in renewable energy thanks to your hard work I can see my dream are coming true.
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  2333.  @EngineeringMindset  — That’s a better animation. Thank you.
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  2334. Thank you very much for this. It is spot on and informative. Cheers mate!
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  2335. Thanks!
    1
  2336. Thanks!
    1
  2337. Very useful
    1
  2338. Please make a video on coil curve
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  2339. educational videos
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  2340. The tombstone ones? Use them to quickly select the range and then find the specific pump
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  2341. Pumped up after watching this video...very well explained...👍
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  2342. gotta pump it up
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  2343. Awesome ☺️ Best explanation.
    1
  2344. Gotta pump it up
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  2345. you have to pump it up! these are rookie numbers.
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  2346. Please make calculations .... because you are engineer ..thanks
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  2347. Really your video and way of explanation very fantastic. Because you start from basic. Thank you soo much.
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  2348. Love all your videos. Keep up the superb work
    1
  2349. Thanks for this lesson.
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  2350.  @EngineeringMindset  Ooooooh. Thank you i appreciate it. Your video quality is amazing I've binge watched your whole channel. Appreciate the content!
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  2351. Thanks
    1
  2352. your video are satisfying
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  2353. Thanks!
    1
  2354. Does youtube allow me to like this video 100 times?
    1
  2355. Thanks!
    1
  2356. TEM ENERGY ... nice touch !
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  2357. Thanks!
    1
  2358. Magnificent! I have no background in electrical engineering and I work for an electric vehicle charger company. Stuff like this really helps me look smarter in front of customers and explained way better than I could find anywhere else!
    1
  2359. can you please share a detailed video about the selection of capacitor bank
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  2360. Why dont they teach us these at uni?
    1
  2361. ooh!
    1
  2362. Excited
    1
  2363. A fantastic explaination. Thank you
    1
  2364. I love this video, very informative
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  2365. TOO AMAZING VIDEO 🤗
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  2366. Nice video sir 👌👍
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  2367. AWESOME VIDEO!
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  2368. not too late I guess
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  2369. AMAZING.... always wondered this... thanks guys - MIND BLOWN.
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  2370.  @GroovesAndLands  there is no braking force, it will attempt to accelerate the input and countershaft. The synchros job is to make shifting smoother and help prevent improper shifts, if you're speed gear is at a large rpm difference to your input it blocks the shift. Trying to force the gear will cause grinding but eventually will accelerate the input to match.
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  2371. Do any one of you know how to use magnets as enegry
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  2372. Can't wait!
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  2373. Really you guys you amazing,I was always puzzled on how manual shifts were engaged but now I am aware.I have never driven any car but now I am certain,and I think I will quickly cope.
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  2374. Great video, i liked the way you explained torque
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  2375. Bro I am literally 14 and I am interested in automotive engineering, this course/playlist actually makes me understand most of the things ure teaching
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  2376. thanks for the video now i understand tourque your videos help so much!👏
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  2377. Thanks
    1
  2378. WHAT IS TORQUE? Baby don't turn me, don't turn me, no more.
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  2379. Hi I’m new to this channel, thank you for sharing this👌🏼😊… 100% subscribed 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
    1
  2380. That blew my mind ＼(º □ º l|l)/
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  2381. very good job
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  2382. Nice
    1
  2383. Sir plz make a video on circuit breaker
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  2384. How battery charger works make video on them
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  2385. I was the 1000th like. That's pretty exciting.
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  2386. Thanks well explained than what i learned at college
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  2387. Thank u so much for sharing such information... Great work for learner like me....
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  2388. Very good animation and explanation! Thank you very much, my friend!
    1
  2389. Very very helpful video👍👍
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  2390.  @EngineeringMindset  your work is amazing and I thank you for each of them.
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  2391. Teşekkürler.
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  2392. 😁
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  2393. this was so COOL :D
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  2394. From India
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  2395. Inspiring as always thanks Paul🤲🏾
    1
  2396. I'm helping by recycling everyday scratch metal Plastic in Atlanta
    1
  2397. This needs to work!
    1
  2398. Go #TeamSeas
    1
  2399. I just donated 5$, I don't have much money on my card right now ;( But BTW I'm at home and making a robot that collects all trash NO ARDUINO. JUST IC AND SENSOR! #teamseas
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  2400. Posting this to a couple of Amateur Radio facebook groups - a great explanation! Thank you
    1
  2401. REMINDER: Like these videos, Subscribe and share to support this GREAT FREE KNOWLEDGE that has been shared with everyone! Thank you friends!
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  2402. Thanks
    1
  2403. Thanks!
    1
  2404. Very good demonstration. Would appreciate if U cover Automotive HVAC system as well ,Since most of the people would be needing this.
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  2405. Nice explanation with diagrams.
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  2406. Prophet Paul 🙌
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  2407. Thank you.
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  2408. first!
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  2409. I always amaze of all your education videos... Thanks for the ideas that you share ❤️
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  2410. කොහොමද යාලුවනේ 💮🌟🏵️💮🌟🏵️💮🌟🏵️💮🏵️💮🌟🏵️💮🌟🏵️💮🌟🏵️💮🌟🏵️💮🌟🏵️💮🌟🏵️💮
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  2411. Good vedio Good job 🌟💮🏵️🌟💮🏵️🌟💮🏵️🌟💮🏵️🌟💮🏵️❤️🏵️💮🌟❤️🏵️💮🌟❤️🏵️💮🌟❤️🏵️💮
    1
  2412. These ammonia units are used where and what applications?
    1
  2413. Why some batteries last more than other batteries?
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  2414. Благодарим ви!
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  2415. Good sharing
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  2416. ++++++++++😁✌🖖👌👍😎++++++++++
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  2417. How does the large hadron collider work?
    1
  2418. This is probably the best video on Youtube, Thank You just Thank You!
    1
  2419. ok ...so you get a lot of great positive comments..and here's why..you combine the science in its simplest explanation with the principles and you create a clear unmuddled pathway of understanding ..complete with great graphics..therre should be some sort of Award for this ..if not heres to "THE BEST SCIENCE VIDEOS ON YOU TUBE!:..
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  2420. Thanks!
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  2421. Beast!
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  2422. Good presentation on battery working, May be similarly you can catch on UPS as well. Good, awesome my friend.👌👍
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  2423. Amazing!!! I love the way you explain things. Most of the things I use nowadays I understand the way they work and all thanks to you. 😀😉👍 Thank you 🙏 for all the knowledge you give to us.
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  2424. The visuals in all your videos help me understand the topics much better, thank you for making these videos :)
    1
  2425. It's 2020: How a battery works
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  2426. Thanks!
    1
  2427. Most explanations online skip over the most important aspects. Can't imagine the work put into this. Thank you
    1
  2428. Your explanation is awesome.. best in class !! :)
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  2429. thanks for the explanation. enjoyed it a lot
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  2430. This stuff is very good for GCSE applied physics topics ... not easy to teach for, so ... well done on getting things put across so well! Most people go through a year of teacher-training to learn those sorts of skills!
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  2431. Thanks!
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  2432. Very electrifying presentation!!!
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  2433. Thanks
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  2434.  @EngineeringMindset  Sweet! You da man Paul!
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  2435. Why couldn’t the electrician leave his house? He was grounded Alright 🤙 I’m out
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  2436. I'm shocked
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  2437. Thanks!
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  2438. I'm shocked
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  2439. I'm shocked
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  2440. I’m shocked
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  2441. Yes electrons flow out of the negative terminal, but the convention (made before we really understood atomic theory, I'm talking Volta in the 1700 and 1800's) is current flows out of the positive.
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  2442. I'm shocked!
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  2443. I'm shocked
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  2444. I’m shocked!
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  2445. IM SHOCKED
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  2446. Thanks!
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  2447. Thanks!
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  2448. Porfavor, please, traduzcan este vídeo, gracias
    1
  2449. I'm shocked
    1
  2450. i am shocked
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  2451. i'm shocked (um an student from sri lanka i watched ur videos if i didnt understands what my teacher says, and "you save my day brother" thanq so much, and maybe if u wandering um cheating with that words (you know what words) actually not, i collect when i watching videos and wrote down, and if comment all in one time i can get ur attention thats why🙏🖤☺)
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  2452. I’m shocked
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  2453. I'm shocked
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  2454. im shocked!
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  2455. I'm shocked
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  2456. I'm shocked
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  2457. I'm shocked!
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  2458. Im shocked
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  2459. Thanks!
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  2460. I'm shocked ⚡
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  2461. I’m Shocked
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  2462. Thanks 👍 SUBSTANTIAL The Engineering Mindset From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
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  2463. Shocking!!!
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  2464. Shocking
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  2465. Shocking
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  2466. 9 volts + 3 volt LED = Burnout or explosion!
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  2467. You are working hard for your each videos . Soon you will reach 2 million. All the best 👌👌👍👍❤
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  2468. You are working hard for your each videos . Soon you will reach 2 million. All the best 👌👌👍👍❤
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  2469. 🎉🎉
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  2470. Please make a video about Operational amplifiers
    1
  2471. Make a video about Synchronous motor
    1
  2472. Make a video about Synchronous motor
    1
  2473. SUPER 👌👌👌👌👌👌
    1
  2474. Here for a like from Paul :)
    1
  2475. Very nice!
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  2476. cool
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  2477. It's really helpful for me . I need it so much. Thanks " the team "
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  2478. Great,as always 👍🇬🇧
    1
  2479. 👍
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  2480. Thanks 😊 ☕🥃😎👍🏻
    1
  2481. 2:21 does the filter dryer on residential unit also need to be replaced every 2 years?
    1
  2482. Over powered👍
    1
  2483. Best info
    1
  2484. I don't feel like skipping advertisements on his video 🤗
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  2485. Not first
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  2486. TheEngineeringMindset teaches me a lot!I love you engineeringmindset!Sub++
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  2487. I am late
    1
  2488. Second
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  2489. Thank you very much.
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  2490.  @EngineeringMindset  I suppose that is a vewpoint. Why not try something like "What Scientists Most Definitely Want You to Know, but have Trouble Telling You!" next time? 😅
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  2491. The best explanation ever, you make it so easy to understand Keep going bro
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  2492. I m an electrician love u sir from pakistan
    1
  2493. Loved the gasps when revealing the color of light produced by each LED 😂
    1
  2494. LEDs are lit! ✨😊
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  2495. very nice video, thanks for sharing.
    1
  2496. Excellent, well explained ,very knowledgeable session, all the best and keep it up..
    1
  2497. I think the flat side on a through hole is to indicate which leg is the cathode so that when you cut the legs you still know which is which.
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  2498. شرح حلوووو❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  2499. I played around with LEDs to program flash patterns for LED gloves. They're fun to mess around with!
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  2500. amazing great work
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  2501. I wonder who that bearded man at the beginning of the video was ? Hmmm 🤔 Any ideas Paul ?
    1
  2502. And the guy who invented the blue led light got a Nobel prize.
    1
  2503. 1 semester electronics engineering college class is completed in 1 day Impressive 😍😊😊
    1
  2504. I subscribed cause of the dog. 4:23
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  2505. 🤗😍
    1
  2506. i love you guys
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  2507. Mind blowing. Thanks for making these great videos.
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  2508. That was a great video!
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  2509. the ONLY video that I could find that actually answered my questions! Thanks
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  2510. 🎉🎉 legendary video sir 🎉🎉😊❤
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  2511. Thank You for LED EXPLAINED 👍🙏
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  2512. That last section about coloring is hilarious XD
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  2513. The title made me giggle
    1
  2514. appreciate these cool, in depth videos
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  2515. Nice...its too much usefull💕
    1
  2516. Best educational chanel i have ever seen
    1
  2517. FANTASTIC video! thank you!
    1
  2518. I know its lots of work to do and even more to edit the videos, and that sayed Resistor, multimeter and this vid. i like most. Most informative in my mind. Thank You.
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  2519. flat is for the polarity that it works, positive lead probably.
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  2520. So youknow which side is the cathode ?
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  2521. Thanks!
    1
  2522. FYI Thank you so much for these videos. I teach an HVAC pre apprenticeship course and these help to explain to the students. they work great
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  2523. Pretty cool, but the copper wire is definitely going to have a short life getting bashed by the commutators!
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  2524. nice 👍👍
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  2525. A new idea came in to my mind. THANKS.
    1
  2526. Love it :D
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  2527. We are still waiting for your videos so that we can learn the ingenering thank you
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  2528. Good
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  2529. Your videos are awesome! Thanks!
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  2530. Excellent
    1
  2531. 🍺☕😎👍🏻
    1
  2532. Can you make a video on building induction motor?
    1
  2533. We can place a reverse biased diode to protect power supply from voltage spikes and comutator from sparking. Its the simplest solution and there are probably better ones, but it should get the work done
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  2534. here from tiktok, safe to say that now I finally know how things work,
    1
  2535. as a european im confused about only having 120V and only 2 hot phases
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  2536. Interesting video. Different to the uk arrangements. Thanks
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  2537. Thank you so much for this video. There are a wide variety of service and panel scenarios and because of the way your video explains things, its principles can be applied to virtually any panel scenario I can think of. I really appreciate the thought that went into the video and how things were explained so perfectly! THANK YOU!
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  2538. Thanks!
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  2539. I just earned a grand master electrician license by watching this and a 5th degree black belt in electrical theory.
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  2540. Nice job.
    1
  2541. The best and most illustrative explanation I have seen!
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  2542. Literally it was this video that provided the lightbulb moment I needed to finish my solar installation. Thanks g!
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  2543. Thank YOU!
    1
  2544. You have a mistake in the title: "Why ARE neutral and ground ARE separated?"
    1
  2545. Thanks! I love the what If scenarios. Helps me understand .
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  2546. Thankyou
    1
  2547. It's been a huge delight and learning experience being subbed .... one of the few channels I ring the bell for notifications .... Hope 2023 has been a perfect year for you and those you love.
    1
  2548. :person-turqouise-waving::trophy-yellow-smiling:
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  2549. I can tell that there are examples based on USA connections but I can tell you they are way not complicated than the rest of the world, here in Dubai we use 240V therefore makes us have have a single hot bus bar instead of 2 as of you guys over there
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  2550. thks's
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  2551. I love your all ❤️❤️😍😍🤝🤝😊😘 im from sri 🇱🇰 lanka ..this is my acownt ❤️❤️
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  2552. Great video. You are so clear in your explanation. The best illustrations I've seen. I will definitely be watching more.
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  2553. Excellent explanation!
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  2554. Am going to watch this video over and over until I understand every scenario. Thanks TEM
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  2555. Can this video be translated in french please! Thank you
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  2556. Thanks!
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  2557. Great Video Man!
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  2558. Thank you so much.😊
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  2559. Man, the animations have evolved!
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  2560. Can you make video how to use oscilloscope?
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  2561. Bit of a typo in the title BTW. One too many ares.
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  2562. Thanks!
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  2563. Thanks!
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  2564. ¡Gracias!
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  2565. A very good video, thanks.
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  2566. It is sphase in 120 degree too, right?
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  2567. Thank you for your community posts hilighting these "old" videos! For us new subscribers its nice as i know you have a shitload of very educational content, but its also a SHITLOAD of content to sift through.
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  2568. Great work guys. I also suggest making a video about Microchannel heat exchangers, that would be a hit! Thanks.
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  2569. Thanks!
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  2570. I’ve always resorted to imagining the arrows of diode type symbols spraying electrons out their backsides like a rocket 🚀 or the cone of a fire extinguisher nozzle🧯
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  2571. Thanks
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  2572. Basics are very important! Thank you ❤
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  2573. Fantastic clarification of what is a very perplexing issue for both students and teachers alike!! Really well animated and concisely explained!! THANK YOU!!!👍:thanksdoc:
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  2574. How you doing?
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  2575. Man, Engineering Mindset. What a great video! All of the explanations I watched this is the clearest. Thank you very much! 💯🔥
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  2576. Nice video
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  2577. Brings me back to the secondary school days!
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  2578. 12 class my first chapter Sir you are great . Sir I
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  2579. First comment 🤛
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  2580. Thank you.
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  2581. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  2582. 🍺😐☕👍🏻
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  2583. Your are great man👍 Your are my ideal teacher ❤️
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  2584. I'm 4th in comment. 😅😅
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  2585. Always automate
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  2586. you are a real treasure man
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  2587. Thank you for these videos. I watch them with my son. We are both learning
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  2588. Thank you 😊
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  2589. You're finally how to do made. I was worried about it will burned.
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  2590. Thanks so much I need free link for that moduling desiner app
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  2591. amazing job respect
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  2592. Interesting
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  2593. Very informative as always. Thank you.
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  2594. Interesting
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  2595. Paul your videos are always so detailed. Not gonna lie I wanted to see what happen if you didn't cut the power on the cheap bench power supply.
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  2596. Really interesting, thanks great video. And I always wanted to know. Can you explain how an iPhone X or onwards distributes it’s heat
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  2597. At around every 9 degrees Celcius, compoment lifespan is the half. So a video with title "why electronics need cooling" thought that will explain the reason compoments lose their lifetime slowly. It didn't. A better title for this would be "types of cooling in electric compoments".
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  2598. nice
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  2599. i am very thankful for people like you
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  2600. Commenting for engagement.
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  2601. Best channel.
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  2602. Sir can your explain short circuit & open circuit test in transformer.
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  2603. Now that's what i call a tech tip.
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  2604. Hi, Paul. I know you've covered PIC valves but I would love to see a video on Differerntial Pressure Control Valves if you're taking on suggestions? Your style of videos are, by far, the most informative on YouTube. Keep up the great work.
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  2605. Your videos are do informative
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  2606. thanks to you bro ,today finally i learned what is voltage drop and how its happing in my whole life. A Big Thank you
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  2607. Very interesting content. Thanks a lot.
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  2608. Typo at 03:59 "becasue". Very interesting video, thank you
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  2609. I think in the part about the thermal capacity of water you should also have mentioned the density difference and the difference in thermal conductivity. The way higher density and thermal conductivity of water is what enables water to carry that much more heat away. Sure the 4x more energy per K/kg is also helpful but that would just require more flow. The conductivity of 0.5918 W*m^-1*K^-1 vs 0.02535 and the density of 1 kg/cm^3 instead of 1.1/1000 kg/cm^3 is that was is doing more of the work in making the coolers smaller and more powerfull.
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  2610. Would love to see how you explain transmission lines
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  2611. Thank You!!
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  2612. Cảm ơn bạn!
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  2613. Your vids amaze me
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  2614. @8:30 the copper wire coils on the inductor look like they're touching. Are they creating a short? And if so, why is this ok?
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  2615. The great explanation I have ever seen.
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  2616. Thank you ! And Please do the same about transistors.
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  2617. Although he doesn't like change, Henry was appreciative of this induction into inductance!
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  2618. Thank youuuuuuuuuu Paul your lecture is amazing
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  2619. Very clear. Superb n Thank you.
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  2620. FAHU is usually what I call it when it doesn't work right. :-)
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  2621. Great Video □
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  2622. i am loving this series as the video goes on
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  2623. Thanks!
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  2624. AHU- Air Handling Unit FAHU- Fresh Air Handling Unit
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  2625. I'm first time comment in you tube this is the best you tube channel super
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  2626. Thanks
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  2627. Thank u man
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  2628. Thank you so much for this video
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  2629. Thanks!
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  2630. PAUL I’ve a potential interesting topic to explain, in the Philippines they had 110v under American rule but at some point changed to 240v system. Ground wire also seem to be missing much of the time. Here in the uk they are the norm. Anyhow in Manila the capital of the Philippines a friend of mine was investigating a fault in his flat he measure of one load point and the “ground’ wire and got 110v then he measured of the second load line and the same ground and got a second 110v. But he can run all his 240v uk kit using a physical adapter as the are all US type sockets. There a shocking lot of electrical fires in the Philippine but I was wondering if the setup is a safe or standard practice? Really enjoy your explanations so hoping you can explain how this works. Anyone else who knows about this please feel free to educate me.
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  2631. Good lesson here. I have a friend that doesn't understand the difference between AC and DC. He thinks the AC ground wire is a bad idea 😩 😆
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  2632. Isnt this a snippet from another video?
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  2633. Electricity takes all paths! It pours max current in every direction. Deep Earth is the best Ground as it is the major electromagnetic field upon which we all ride.
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  2634. Suppose there is leakage of little current in the body of electrical Iron . In that case the current over the metal casing of Iron shall pass through ground wire. In case there is no ground wire then person gets a tingling feeling of little current passing though his body but no fatal! Thus the ground wire carry little current leakage over the body of appliances like geyser, electrical iron of refrigerator. Am I correct? ( I am talking about 220 volt AC current prevailing in India) A humorous question : How Aeroplanes or four wheelers manage with or without a ground wire ?
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  2635. Be carefull with your earth on a welding set, try and get it as close to your rod as you can. You can get a rouge earth where it runs all round the work and back to the set.
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  2636. Thanks!
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  2637. What is the difference between ground in a electronics circuit and this ground wire ?
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  2638. 💚💐
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  2639. Thanks!
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  2640. Thanks!!
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  2641. So a power plant is connected to the earth and uses it as the neutral conductor? Very confusing.
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  2642. Very good sir
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  2643. Plz tell about floating ground?
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  2644. I want to know from you sir: why you represent current flow as the positive charges are flowing from positive to negative (conventional current) instead represent it like electron flowing from negative terminal to positive. So that there is no problem in understanding.
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  2645. Thankyou for this video but it would be best if you could give green clr to the ground line as it would be more clear + it’s what is used for grounds. Thanks
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  2646. Thank u very much I like yo channel so much hope u wd one day make for me videos of powerful amplifier coz I like to learn how to make them so much God bless you
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  2647. Thanks!
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  2648. Thanks for the video! 🍺🍺🥃🍿🏌🏻‍♀️
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  2649. Amazing video Thanks
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  2650. This channel helps so much. Thank you for the high quality videos!
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  2651. Fantastic
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  2652. play and like
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  2653. ❤
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  2654. Great explanation..👍
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  2655. Thank You💚💐
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  2656. Sir, can you explain in detail the operation of main switch, rcd, & mcb? How & when the overload & electromagnetic works? And how they affected by direct & indirect lightning strike? Thank you...
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  2657. Keep up the good work..
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  2658. Hello sir
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  2659. Greatly explained
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  2660. thank you a lot! very intrestinf video! very!
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  2661. Hey, can you make a video tell that how important is the breaker? There is many house doesn't care the breaker, many even just nail a copper rod and weld into the breaker arm to keep the breaker not to break. (like my friends).I hope you make a video to tell how important is breaker.
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  2662. I would like to thank you for all you video lessons , recently started college for electrician career and sometimes can't understand what books trying to tell, but your videos are massive help as they put everything simple even for dummy like me . 😅🥹
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  2663. Thanks
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  2664. Awesome explanation... i never commented on any video... thia is first time that i couldn't stop myself commenting...
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  2665. Thanks! Helpfull video
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  2666. Highly Impressed with Video content. Already subscribed. In my favourite list now.
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  2667. well explained.
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  2668. Thanks!
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  2669. You GUYS ARE THE BEST!!! I APPRECIATE YOUR WORK .
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  2670. Second ;)
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  2671. i really try not to like your videos but i simply cant, there are great!!! Thank you and greetings from Greece
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  2672. His way of explaining is awesome , no doubt
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  2673. PRODIGY Engineering Mindset Thank you From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
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  2674. A cup of coffee on the way
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  2675. Transistors were invented by man not reversed engineered from alien technology as per the Ancient Alien Theorists (i.e. Idiots). If this is still shocking to you then call Bill Shockley (1910 - 1989).
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  2676. I am a mathematician working as a software developer. I hadn't studied any eletronics or even IT. I learnt programming by myself, but I was always wondering how it is possible for computers to operate. With your great job I am much more closer to understand those things. You are doing excellent content
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  2677. Great video!
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  2678. the analogy to a valve is just fantastic!
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  2679. Thanks
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  2680. 👍👍⚡☺️
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  2681. Thanks!
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  2682. You saved my grade!
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  2683. This channel is a blessing.
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  2684. Thanks!
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  2685. Takk!
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  2686. Where was this youtube video 45 YEARS ago when I needed to complete my homework???
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  2687. □
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  2688. I am using my time wisely 🙂😅🙂
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  2689. Thanks!
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  2690. This is was a transistor...
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  2691. I feel like everytime I watch one of these videos...I do actually get a little smarter! Thanks Paul. Great stuff. especially the pipe flow analogy
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  2692. Since I've just bought a Fluke 325 this was the perfect video. I've also bought the pdf. Thank you for your work!
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  2693.  @EngineeringMindset  No worries, love your videos.
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  2694.  @EngineeringMindset  I understand your reasoning, and it makes sense from a content creator's point of view. I think the reason that it bugs me is that I grew up in the 70's and even though solid state electronics was present and taking over tubes, I learned vacuum tube theory before transistors because I was introduced to a book (when I was 9 years old) called "Elements Of Radio." It was an old early version prior to the invention of the transistor. It would be interesting to see someone do a video on vacuum tube technology and which way they would go with conventional current vs reality. Thanks for your reply.
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  2695.  @EngineeringMindset  Ahh i see, thanks , love your videos by the way they really help me with my engineering course :)
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  2696. yoo thats dope
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  2697. Thank you for posting this vid with so much info ❤❤
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  2698. I absolutely love this channel!
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  2699. I actually understand! Not only that but applied what you taught me and solved problem at the end!🎉. 10 minutes ago I had no idea what a ohm was even after googling it. Then I find you and I'm using uhm in a equation and understanding how I got the CORRECT answer. 😊. Wonderful Thank you . Might binge your channel and shock my boyfriend with my new knowledge.. 😅😊❤
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  2700. may favorit Y tuber as of today, i secure my job today bcus of your simple to understand videos, im very thankfull cuz i learnd alot to your videos that my old self failed listeting to school(in college) that never interest me.
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  2701. Thanks!
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  2702. Whoop! 4am. First view!
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  2703. I love you men!
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  2704. well made
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  2705. It can't be more clear than this. Thank you Paul!
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  2706. Just amazing work and easy to understand concept.
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  2707. This was absolutely amazing. Very clear and concise delivery of the information, without it becoming too much to handle.
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  2708. Just found this channel a few days ago through shorts. Love your content.
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  2709. Very good knowledgeable viidio thanks 😊
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  2710. First
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  2711. A really large stepper motor.
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  2712. Imagine how much energy the earth's spin could produce if we find away of harnessing it
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  2713. Great video as always. Much appreciated.
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  2714. Oh that was a very nice touch :) Thank u. Greetings from Germany
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  2715. Probably one of the best (If not the best) video about wind turbines.
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  2716. @EngineeringMindset  I hear you.... but it's been there for 5 years now. Spun clear up to the governor and stayed there for a little under 6 hours one night. Hit dynamic braking twice.... THAT was noisy!!!! No damage. I seriously overbuilt the mounting, I think... I actually enjoy the sound of it. Whistling screaming shriek with the blade tips doing 300mph, at which point they start aeroelastic twisting as another means of controlling rotor speed. That's a WICKED fluttering whooshing sound... THAT gets some vibration, but again... I went a bit overboard building the tower and roof mounting system. I love wind and wind power. I'm looking forward to moving to Montana next year. LOTS more wind over thataway.
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  2717.  @EngineeringMindset  thank you for the information, I will then follow the videos in Portuguese and share with friends here in Brazil
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  2718. Paul is god.
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  2719. ALL THE POWER!
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  2720. I love your explanation, but Can just guide or explain How to make high speed DC Motor for Laboratory centrifuge up to 20000rpm with material. Means winding wire gauge, magnet size, DC supply voltage, etc. I seen your all refrigeration method video love that. I hope you will try to do. thank you from India🇮🇳
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  2721. Beautiful sir, please make video on pid controller as well
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  2722. All the power!
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  2723. Simply awesome
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  2724. Thanks!
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  2725. Very well explained thanks a lot.
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  2726. ALL THE POWER!
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  2727. Fantastic explanation of DC motor.
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  2728. ALL THE POWER!
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  2729. ALL THE POWER!
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  2730. ALL THE POWER!
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  2731. ALL THE POWERRRRRR!
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  2732. Oh hi
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  2733. BLDC motor explained
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  2734. IMO you seriously have the best/most informational videos on all of youtube when it comes to this stuff. I love the animations they really help with understanding this stuff. Please keep up the amazing work. You couldnt even Imagine how much your videos help me. Thank you!!!
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  2735. Hello bro . Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
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  2736. ALL THE POWER
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  2737. No, Thanks to you mate for all those stunning, high quality, easy understanding tutes. Please keep us enlightened,always..
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  2745. best video ever i watched on motors . great work . thanks
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  2746. thank!
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  2747. All The Power 💥
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  2748. Great stuff.
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  2749. All the power!!
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  2751. Thanks!
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  2752. espresso machine; milk heater; tofu maker; large scale butter maker; evaporative chiller/heater; nuclear sub; water cooled rotary gun; cryogenic computer;
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  2766. Unbelievably well Done! Already bought a couple mugs now sending you some money. Wish I had this 20 years ago when going through engineering...might have finished that degree ;). Still ended up in a very technical field and have referred to your videos many times. Thank you
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  2771. Thank you for such wonderful videos, Today I understood 3phase electricity, diiodes, ac to dc conversion and many things .. I wanna thank you a ton..
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  2772. Best diode explanation ever
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  2821. 𝕄𝕪 𝔹ℝ𝔸𝕀ℕ (♥𝕤) 𝕋𝕙𝕚𝕤 ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕟𝕖𝕝❕ 𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕣𝕤 𝕤𝕙𝕠𝕦𝕝𝕕 𝕋𝕆𝕆❕ Heating tapes/ropes are awesome! I have used them to evenly distribute high temps across a vessel's body (Borosilicate glass chemistry flask). Controlled by a variable transformer (variable voltage) as to raise and lower temps to exact ºF/ºC.
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  2822. 𝕀❜𝕞 𝕤𝕠 𝕡𝕝𝕖𝕒𝕤𝕖𝕕 𝕥𝕠 𝕤𝕖𝕖 𝕥𝕙𝕚𝕤 𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕟𝕖𝕝 𝕣𝕖𝕒𝕔𝕙 𝟚.𝟞𝟜 𝕞𝕚𝕝𝕝𝕚𝕠𝕟 𝕤𝕦𝕓𝕤𝕔𝕣𝕚𝕓𝕖𝕣𝕤❕ THIS IS THE CONTENT YOUTUBE NEEDS MORE OF! Educate the young minds around the world! The subjects here aren't in everyday school academics so being introduced to these forms of information can spark the curiously of future engineers and the like! Keep up the AMAZING WORK! Thank You!
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  2823. Again a fantastic video sir. Waiting for your next video
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  2824. Provocative! I love it
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  2825. 👏👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
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  2826. Thanks
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  2827. Thanks!
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  2828. I recently realized that a dead battery and even a broken starter motor a car will start if you push it in gear with the clutch down in 1st gear and a 5ph release the clutch and the momentum turns the engine and it starts. Got me out of trouble when my starter motor quit 👍🇬🇧
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  2829. Drive a Morris Minor, battery died in shopping centre carpark, got out crank handle and got it going, turned around too an amazed audience.
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  2830. Just couldn’t resist leaving a comment
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  2831. 1mega ohm with 5% tolerance
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  2832. This is over amazing. I have no words but this is absolutely incredible!
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  2833. thank you The Engineering Mindset . . .brilliant explanation . . . mabuhay !!!! jun mozo, davao city - philippines
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  2834. Thanks!
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  2835. Thanks!
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  2836. I always wondered how those were made. Thanks man.
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  2837. cool
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  2838. your animated diagrams are fantastic!
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  2839. We appreciate your way of teaching, its amazing , there is no quality video accept your video in YouTube.🇮🇳
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  2840. Must be connected before
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  2841. Nice video... good information
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  2842. 1 x 0 = 0 = no multiplier. Got it.
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  2843. Thank you, this has been extremely informative. I'm just getting started in electronics and you have helped my learning curve. Subbed.
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  2844. Thanks
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  2845. 😅 don't stop making these videos
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  2846. Mate, you need to get yourself into adult education. Your presentation skills are through the roof.
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  2847. 👍 My Mentor The Engineering Mindset ACCOMPLISHED The Engineering Mindset Take care and have a great weekend From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧 ⏰️ 16:40
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  2848. I just could not resist this video
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  2849. Thanks!
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  2850. thanks The Engineering Mindset i have learn alot
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  2851. I will no longer resist learning about resisters!
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  2852. Thanks for you educative videos can please make a video explaining a 3 phase Distribution board
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  2853. Make video on electric fencing
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  2854. @9:35 - Red, Red, Black, Red. = 2, 2, 0, 100 = 22 k ohm
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  2855. @7:25 - Brown, Black, Green. = Bad, Boys, Girls. = 1, 0, 100,000. = 1 Meg Ohm, ± 5%
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  2856. 7:23 1000000 ohm
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  2857. Probably the greatest video I've ever seen!! I learned so much!!
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  2858. I actually laughed at 18:28 with the screwdriver pretending to look for a dial lol
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  2859. I couldn't resist. I subbed!
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  2860. Thank you my brother. I learned so much from you. Thank you. I am going to watch all of the other videos that you created to learn even more.
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  2861. I've learned more in this 30-minute video than in my entire school life.
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  2862. Thank you for the new knowledge. New subscriber here 🤗
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  2863. You can use it before or after edit: I used snap circuits to confirm this
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  2864. you are one of the best if not the best at what you do
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  2865. Currently, I am able to resist getting too amped up, no matter what you try to put me through.
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  2866. im larning so much i hope u can do inductors and the to the question in the video is before
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  2867. I never knew that potentiometers were just variable resistors, but it makes so much sense! Friggin’ cool.
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  2868. vARY USEFUL. tHANK YOU FOR POSTING AND DEDICATING YOUR TIME!!!!!
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  2869. Thank you for good information
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  2870. Thank you 😀
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  2871. Thanks for this
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  2872. Thanks!
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  2873. I like this video It's very educative
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  2874. Very good want more videos of this kind
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  2875. Nice video
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  2876. Thanks 👍🇬🇧
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  2877. Thnks a lot
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  2878. 👍👍
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  2879. Always good vídeo
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  2880. Thank youuuuuui
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  2884. Amazing video I am dancing now solved my problems
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  2885. Thanks!
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  2922. the first video I've seen from this channel, but I subscribed because of the high quality content. now I really want to get into electrical engineering to engineer fun stuff for my car. I've already been thinking of some stuff to make using Raspberry Pi, and this video explained how to do stuff with Arduino, which is essentially the same for such engineering! I need to watch more videos from this channel! 😁
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  2930. History fact: the "MO" in MOSFET was truly Metal Oxide in the beginning. But the industry soon changed the dielectric to some form of silicon dioxide. Better and easier to manufacture. The industry kept the original name to avoid confusion.
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  3051. Great project and lesson on caps, resistors and transistors! You provide really fantastic content. Many thanks and Merry Xmas!😊
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  3062. towing car with 5th gear and pressing clutch
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  3064. best channel on YouTube
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  3068. Can you do potentiometer next?
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  3071. so what happens when you turn the engine off?
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  3072. Very useful please upload hindi version video
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  3073. I wish I could explain like this... I m not a professor 😄
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  3074. I've been working on a project that requires led lighting, and after many hours of trawling the Internet to find out how to calculate resistors required, my knowledge was still as clear as mud. This video fully explained everything I needed and I now know what I need to do. Thank you for taking the time to make this, it has really helped me
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  3079. I will keep this in my Electronics save list forever. Excellent and concise. :-)
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  3080. Thank you so much sir
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  3081. Sir plz. Do a video of "How Thyristor work" thanks❤
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  3082. You are a great person
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  3083. Is DC current flow from positive to negative? I thought it was the other way around. Just wondering..
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  3084. Thanks you for this video i searching for my project how to calculate the number of battery i need to use for 300 led it's cool to know how to make it 👍
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  3085. Thanks!
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  3086.  @EngineeringMindset  I figured that, we called it (Hole Current) in the eighties
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  3087. First Comment. Good explanation
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  3088. Great video. Very clear and precise description.
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  3089. thank you
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  3095. %Thanks for sharing. I am in the process of building a life size B9 robot, and doing the belly lights with LED's. Of course nobody else has the time or need to explain how to do it, so I researched and found your channel. I also joined as I see many awesome lessons that I can use. I just have to figure out the flashers, and how to do it all with a 12 volt power supply. It looks like I found the right place. Thanks again for your time and energy sir.
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  3096. Sent you a coffee Paul :)
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  3119. Thanks for you... Great channel sir
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  3120. I am waiting for your new videos .
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  3121. To increase voltage or Ah
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  3122. ☕🥃😐🍇👍🏻 Nice!
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  3123. this is by far the best most intuitive explanation of all things engineering. Thank you Paul!
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  3124. Love these videos man. Great job
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  3125. Thank you, sir!
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  3126. Very informative
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  3135. This video is so easy to understand. Brilliant. 🤯
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  3136. Please make a video on voltage and current lags and leads animation
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  3137. Благодарим ви!
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  3138. Good information brother...im from India
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  3139. Thanks!
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  3140. Can you please make a video about efficiency; electrical, mechanical or otherwise?
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  3141. Perfect animation 👍
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  3142. Thanks a million for your videos.
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  3143. Hats off! Fantastic explanation😊… thank you
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  3146. Why go to school, when you can learn right here. Thanks, Paul!
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  3147. I’m shocked……..
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  3148. Thanks for this basic theory to final application lesson . Great illustrations. Great explanation!
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  3150.  @EngineeringMindset  yes we gave TN, IT and TT where IT and TT doesn't have a Neutral leader the way we use it. We only build TN systems now but IT and TT are still widely used. And in hospitals especially operation rooms we are forbidden to use TN and we use IT instead because in an IT system an earth failure (contact between Phase and earth) will deliver a very low current and therefore we are allowed to have a system that detects the failure instead of automatically tripping the fuse. This system prevents a sudden powerloss during an operation and gives us time to fix the issue. I have been part of a project where we built 12 new operation rooms at one of our largest hospitals and there we had a transformator in the fuse locker connected to each operation room where we transformed the power from a TN to an IT system.
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  3151.  @EngineeringMindset  I see. Awesome channel, by the way. 😊
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  3152. I wasn't fazed at all by reading this!
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  3153. I do not undestand last sentences, it is said we can supply home by just one phase and its of course true but why then light in a bulb in a single phase powered home does not diming and bightining again according to the frequency and potential as it was said at example before ?
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  3154. The basics explained? More like "The educational value of this channel is off the chain!" Thanks for providing so much great information.
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  3155. Thank you so much
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  3157. Thank you for all the great information. I much rather watch videos like yours because I can learn so much stuff, I cut my cable long time ago.
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  3158. Now I'm up on current events.
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  3159. Tack!
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  3160. Muy bien explicado, gracias.....
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  3161. I am an apprentice electrician and I am using the multimeter to gauge the voltage I am working on
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  3162. This is the side of YouTube where young men like me can get a real education 👏
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  3163. I love this channel ❤
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  3164.  @EngineeringMindset  thanks for getting back to me, my electrical knowledge is my weakest which I why I'm trying to improve it. Maybe in the future you will be able to do some marine stuff. Love the channel anyway
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  3165. the way you explain any thing is amazing thank you
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  3166. Have you done one on oscilloscopes? If not you definitely should!
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  3167. Bravo!!!!
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  3168. Thank you for this video I learned more in this video than in my electrical training school 100%
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  3172. Thank you.
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  3173. Great stuff on this channel. Do an oscilloscope tutorial, how, why and when to use! Cheers.
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  3174. I swear pink and blue I learn something new everytime I watch one of these videos. Awesome channel 👍
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  3175. saved alot of frustrain being able to see electric theory
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  3177. Best explanation of the multimeter on the whole internet
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  3178. the only time an analog meter helped me is when I had a generator not giving me a clean 60hz. The digital multimiter would average it but an analog one would swing back and fourth really fast
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  3179. Hey man,thanks....it was great!
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  3180. If you need this video as explanation, USE GLOVES!!! There is no room for accidental touching wrong parts.
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  3181. Literally just bought a multimeter yesterday and you drop this
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  3182. Engineering Mindset taught me more than a semester course I have taken at school! Theory is important to get the fundamentals/concepts, but practical is one that will make you learn!
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  3183. Can't believe you won't cover analog, every tool has a place. Also, better to use one than get electrocuted because you first didn't check.
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  3184. This is the one that everyone needed for better understanding, thanks a lot for great full effort for making this video sir
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  3185. If it works, it must be a Fluke. 😀
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  3186. Thanks!
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  3187. Thank You 🙏
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  3188. My multimeter has a thermocouple, its pretty much all i use it for
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  3189. Nice to you back after a couple months 🤠
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  3191. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for making this. 😍
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  3192. Thanks man. Love from India ❤️
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  3193. Thanks a lot for the tutorial!!
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  3194. FINALLY a video I understood
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  3195.  @EngineeringMindset yes i know but I didn’t expect the video being multilingual I just wanted to inform that it’s appreciated that those informational videos are available in multiple languages
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  3196. I once used a multimeter that could log to serial/usb to monitor a pressure-sensitive resistor placed under my bed madrass.
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  3197. Wow…this is a very detailed step by step explanation for newbies like me. Thank you!
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  3198. I heard "I can't stand them" then I followed and hit notifications button. 😂
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  3199. I comment to help statistics
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  3200. In 2007 VRF system was new in INDIA (in Bangalore) I was operated this system...& I got some extra knowledge today..
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  3201. All I do is VRF.
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  3202. Great video, I work in a building that has a cooling tower and glycol loop, so we have packaged units in the drop ceiling all over the building. I will definitely be working some of your videos into our training program.
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  3203. The primary indicator for a VRF system is all the units are on a single piping network and the expansion valve is at the fan coil. Most small multi systems will have separate pipe runs from the condenser, and the expansion valve is within the condenser.
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  3204. An excellent presentation, simple, easy , clear and covers all the important details. Thank you for this great job.
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  3214. Amazing video! Making such a difficult topic easy to understand is such a difficult task but your animations and explanations were top notch! You should be proud of yourself with how many minds you have now helped to expand and how many more you will in the future! Thank you for your efforts.
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  3215.  @EngineeringMindset oh I see, you are right. So inside the battery the electrons move from negative to positive. And there is a build up of electrons on the negative end when battery is charged, so when the wire is added the electrons move through the wire from negative to positive as well. Ok Never mind, you’re right haha
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  3226. Besttttttttt explanation ever!!!!!!Paul be my teacher
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  3227. My First time on this channel. Fallen in love with it
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  3228. This is THE most interesting video i've found on this subject so far! Really well explained 😍 Thank you!
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  3230. so its an optical relay
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  3231. Excellent stuff
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  3233. This is the best educational videos ive seen yet very easy to follow and very informative.
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  3235. Sounds like a optocoupler is easilly made.
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  3236. This channel have everything about circuit 😂😂im so glad found it as before start my first year in university as electronic engineer student
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  3237. Thanks!
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  3238. this is such a incredible explanation awesome, before i watch video i was press a like!
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  3240. great job mate.. comprehensive details of each system
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  3241. A much needed episode Thnx brother
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  3242. Great content. Thanks a lot.
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  3243. Mostly seen in some automatic dustbin project and diy aeroplane
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  3244. best engineering channel thanks
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  3245. All geared up here or in the other video ? :) In any case, I work with Fanuc robots, 6 servos in mine, very reliable !
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  3246. Servo systems were used in old 747,707 flight instruments
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  3247. I just want it to be known this is teaching my son more about basic electronics than any school
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  3248. I see it in xmax rc by kevin Talbot
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  3249. Thanks!
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  3250. The last few years have started to see servo motors used in model railroad applications to change switch points, raise and lower crossing gates, etc.
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  3251. All geared up!
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  3252. TIL my toy rc car can now be called a precision engineering application 😂
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  3253. Seen servo motors used in cooking gas filling machines. It stops the filling of cooking gas onto a cylinder when the gas amount entered by the filling personnel is reached. I have a question. What could stop a servo motor from functioning? And what are the solutions if a servo motor stops working?
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  3254. Thanks for the video...always wondered about servo motors
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  3255. I enjoy your videos very much!
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  3260. Well explained ❤
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  3261. RC PLANES TRUCK, robots self driving vehicles and machinery ect
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  3262. First view
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  3263. I've seen these motors on actuators that open and close and anywhere in between a stem to let heating or cooling water circulate.
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  3264. All geared up
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  3268. All geared up
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  3269. i am trying to use the in a small 1:64 rc car, hope to make it work and I will post it. Thank you for explanation @The Engineering Mind! great content
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  3270. Now that intro was lit 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  3271. it is used in obstacle avoiding robot for ultrasonic sensor
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  3272. All geared up
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  3273. I have used them in model railroading
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  3274. now I know 😊
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  3275. All geared up 👍
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  3276. all geared up!
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  3277. No better way than this to start my day. Thanks for your efforts. Cheers
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  3278. I have always wanted to learn about using servos, and incorporating them into opening & closing compartments, moving doors and drawers, pop out hidden switch panels. Like you see in a James Bond movie car! I could use these for locking and unlocking, doors and drawers too. Someone (smarter than me!) could probably make a solar panel, sun tracking, device too. Or motion control for your GoPro video cameras!
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  3279. P.S. - plus all the uses of servos, for remote controlled items. Ie. boats, planes, drones, cameras, guns, plasma cannons, wind mills, etc.
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  3280. Servo motor is used in locomotive to uplift a pantograph and to shift tongue rails while changing tracks!
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  3281. I used some 9g to make a robotic hand
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  3282. Clap my hands standing up 👏. Grade 10 for your video.
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  3283. all geared up! fr though this video is a lifesaver thank you sooo much!!!
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  3284. All geared up
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  3285. Thanks
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  3286. This is the best engineering solution
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  3287. Just finised a 1year degree in 5minutes. Thanks guys
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  3288. bro you have the best video by far amongs youtubers lol can you make a video about UV lamps wiring diagram and how it works please!!
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  3289. Thank you for this video I am a mechanical engineer but I've never fully understand how chiller system works.This help me expand may knowledge in HVAC system
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  3290. You are an amzaing teacher and your content is pure gold. Thankuyou so much!!
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  3291. Very useful video totally understand ❤
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  3292. Thanks!
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  3293. Second
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  3294. Great video very informative aa always 👌👌👌
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  3295. Hi Paul, how r u? Your videos and explaination are awesome 👌 Can you post video related to BMS for HVAC like DDC controller, IO digital and analog points, etc as I have not found any video related to this topic, Once again thanks for your videos. Stay home and Stay safe.
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  3296. Very informative thanks a lot 🤩🤩
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  3297. Even I understood.
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  3298. we love your videos....
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  3302. Great video sir, keep it up
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  3303. He's back with a new video
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  3304. Thank you for your content You are appreciated and respected
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  3305. brilliant, sad the kids don't jump on these videos as keenly as the other "Popular" videos
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  3306. Tack!
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  3307. My autopilot uses stepper motors.
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  3312. Please make AC 220v to DC 9v converter tutorial video
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  3313.  @EngineeringMindset  another great video! Thank you again
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  3314. Conventional current flow? Go fly a kite 🪁 ⚡️ *otherwise a great video, thank you
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  3315. Thanks!
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  3316. Thank You
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  3317. I know time travel isn't possible, because no future physicist has gone back to whisper in Benjamin Franklin's ear that current is negatively charged electrons travelling from the anode to the cathode...
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  3322. Pleases make video on chopper
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  3323. Nice information.. kindly make and video on crt television pcb circuit & Led TV PCB circuit also Air Conditioner pcb circuit with diagram 👍
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  3324. Can you explain GaN wide bandgap device?
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  3325. I guess transistor is the biggest achievement humanity has ever made in the field of electrical engineering. Can't think of the world without them, they are everywhere now.
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  3326. Awesome simple explanation! Thanks!
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  3327. Explained Nicely.. Thanks al lot.
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  3328. A had lots of doubt but now cleared. Thanks
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  3329. thank youuuu
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  3331. Very helpful explaination...👍
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  3333. what should me use NPN or PNP transistor ?? Or when we should use NPN transistor and PNP transistor for the other thing??
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  3334. Like it
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  3335. I am back to bother you :) Can you do more motor control? i.e. soft starters? Perhaps some steam plant stuff (high pressure steam), hydraulics, and pneumatics? Diesel generators? New processes vs old processes? Things found in institutions like universities and hospitals, and whether or not they differ from commercial and industrial? Have you considered including a bit more calculation in your videos? Or another channel to connect the visuals with the calculations for the math nerds? MORE MORE GIVE ME MOAAAAAAAR
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  3336. CAN U PUT ONE VIDEO OF RESISTOR PLSS
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  3337. The visualizations for milliseconds of activity got me understanding everything more than I EVER have before.
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  3338. Cool
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  3339. ¡Gracias!
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  3340. Do you have the knowledge to make a video about Variable Inductance multi-rotor Pulse Motor/Generators? I read that they are the most efficient at 65%-85% and some were used on the space shuttle.
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  3341. It is quite clear and informative lecture what I saw during my engineering study!!!!!! Absolute Respect!!!!! It is short way to heaven!!!
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  3342. Thanks so much for a fascinating lesson. Also, kudos for being amongst the 5% of youtubers who share useful knowledge and NOT the 95% who r useless narcissists going “look at me, look at me” 😅.
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  3343. Sir your all videos is make me smart in class 🔥 thanks ❤️
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  3344. Seeing so much clear scientific details and illustrations made me take a pause on the video just to subscribe. Amazing content 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.
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  3345. Great video. Dyson cordless vacuums.
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  3346. Thanks!
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  3347. Thanks!
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  3348. Excellent video and explanation. Thanks...
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  3349. Thanks!
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  3350. Kiitos!
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  3351. Thanks you so much. All your videos is very helpful for me. 🙏🙏 I'm an electronic student and all your videos make me understand a lot.
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  3352. NOW , I CLEARED MY DOUBT
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  3353. Superb video! This was very informative and must have taken days to make. Top work.
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  3354. Teşekkürler.
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  3355. 11 th view
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  3356. You are a logicsmith and a gentlemen sir.
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  3357. Thank you.
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  3358. Thanks!
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  3360. Thank you
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  3363. Thanks!
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  3364. Great presentation, appreciate your videos
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  3365. Nice explain
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  3366. Dear sir pwm How many frequncy need
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  3367. This is video, and all of the videos on this channel, are hands down the most effective learning resources I’ve ever come across, across all subjects I’ve sought knowledge about. I’ve learned more about electricity in the last 30 minutes than I have in the last 3 years of dabbling. Thank you SO MUCH for producing these amazing videos!!
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  3368. Wow. I think I understand. 😶
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  3369. Excellent as usual.
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  3370. Just become your monthly Supporter
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  3371. Awesome
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  3372. Thanks!
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  3373. Thanks for the video sir
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  3374. Thank you Paul for this video. I'm trying to build a 25vac 3 phase 400hz supply for a Bendix HSI and this educational video is the kind of video I wish I had been able to see a long time ago. Your explanation is among the best tutorial I've ever seen on any subject.
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  3375. thanks paul for keeping your promise it was a good one 👍
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  3376. My favorite channel
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  3377. Thanks sir
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  3378. This is just amazingly explained I am your fan sir😊
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  3379. Awesome video for Building Maintenance Engineers.
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  3380. Good Job guys!
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  3381. Please make a vedio of what is KVAH and how much energy is present
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  3382. Thank you for the work done
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  3383. Great Explanation Sir...
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  3384. This is the such an amazing video! I was taught how PWM worked in an engineering course, but this puts that lecture to shame! I bought a shirt to support the channel. Please keep up the content.
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  3385. Awesome awesome awesome awesome
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  3386. thank you very much for the explanation, it is very helpful.
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  3387. Very good , thanks for good explanation. Keep up the good work.
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  3388. WOW, really WOW! In my whole studying time I haven't understood this principle but your video was really really helpful! Thanks a lot!
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  3389. Thanks alot ....... It is just amazing as always
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  3390. Amazing! Very, Very good videos you guys make. :)
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  3391. Wonderful video about VFD Thanks for the information Keep posting such video
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  3392. Brillant !
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  3393. Wow
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  3394. Great walk through @Andrew Offord says, I too misses the filtering before the motors, and the EMC filtering back to in to the main power supply Thanks for sharing your great work .-)
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  3395. sir i beg to say that please upload a video on control panel of induction motor
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  3396. Why reactors using in VFD ? I am from india.!
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  3397. Wow
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  3398. Superb explanation. Well done Sir !!!
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  3399. Sir kindly makes videos on generator different types.. Thanks
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  3400. Thanks for a great video tutorial
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  3401. Nicely explained. Could do with more on the controller and how it closes the LGBT 🤣🤣🤣
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  3402.  @EngineeringMindset  already am
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  3403. They're also super helpful as a construction management major.
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  3404. This video is particularly applicable to me. Modern HPC clusters often have power consumption in the MW range and often uses liquid cooling for CPUs GPUs and RAM, these usually consist of a local liquid loop with a heat exchanger linked to a secondary loop fed from the building chilled water system.
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  3651. As a new Substation Engineer with a degree in Computer Engineering, this video is perfect since I am studying for my FE and I come from a background where Power is not covered. I will recommend this video to my new grads at work! Awesome work!
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  3655. Another incredibly well done video. Thanks again!
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  3656. Great video job! I’m learning model railroading and related electronics and engineering and would love you guys create some videos along those lines. For me certain things are tough given my disabilities. I’m a retired 100% Disabled Veteran and won’t quit trying to learn. Keep going!
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  3657. My hero, I passed my EET BS because of you.
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  3670. I stand corrected :) you learn something new every day.
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  3672. Purchased the spreadsheet. Epic job mate!
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  3673. You've just managed to teach me in under 8mins something I've failed to understand for nearly 40yrs 🎉 cheers mate
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  3684. Done! Enjoy your coffee!
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  3685. best video thanks for everything i'm from somalia
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  3686. you always have the best tech videos
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  3687. man....u are a saviour...
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  3688. Hi Paul! Great initiative to explain all such HVAC equipments in details. I also request you to please put the videos of heat load, coil design, cooling tower design, pump head calculations as per the ASHRAE/ISHRAE DATA BOOKS which will help us a lot. Thanks again a lot for the videos. Awaiting your your positive response on the same.
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  3695. #Thank you#
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  3696. It is the place to get knowledge about all around the world electrical system.👍
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  3697. My favorite electrical channel like these short videos
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  3698. Happy Engineers day✌🏻️🥰❣️
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  3699. Thanks Paul
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  3700. great video
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  3701. 👏👏👏👏👍👍
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  3702. Happy engineering day and thanks for explaining voltage calculation
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  3703. I'm coming sir. 👍👍👍💪💪 It's good simulation. 👍👍👍👍👍
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  3704. Thanks it's a great vid 👍
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  3705. You are great i love your videos
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  3706. i have been doing electrical (as a hobby) for 30 years...i used to break out books to do some stuff....your video was WAY BETTER then any book....i really appreciate your videos Paul
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  3707. This video is very informative, and easy to understand
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  3708. Problem solved..😁
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  3709. 1 st
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  3710. 👍🇦🇺👀
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  3711. □
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  3712. Great video! 🤯
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  3713. Great job Paul keep it up, please make a vedio on btu meter which is use to generate the bill, include the whole formula to get kwh or mwh, also show it's installation and input parameters
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  3714. Thanx for sharing.we learn too much from your videos.good luck master
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  3715. Great, now I finally got it. Keep the good work ;)
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  3716. Please tell about working principle of BALANCING VALVE & DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE CONTROLLERS (Individuals )BV+DPC Why should follow PIBCV installed return pipe?
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  3717. Awesome & useful video
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  3718. Nice video, with what looks like a typo at the end (varaible) :)
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  3719. Thanks
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  3720.  @EngineeringMindset  channel name : Niket Shah Plus and you can watch his video on Relays. He taken almost screenshot or pictures from your video... i had seen that's why i told.... Thanx for Reply
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  3721. Why do we have use relays? Can't we use some cards like arduino or rb pi to control or automate our systems? That's confuses me everytime.
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  3722. Keep it up dude 👍🏻
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  3723. YEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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  3724. Your videos literally saved my life
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  3725. Pls Can You make A Video On Transducers , Pls 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️
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  3726. Thanks very much about this video. Great work man❤
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  3727. Thanks!
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  3728. SUBSTANTIAL The Engineering Mindset Thank you 👍 From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
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  3729. Excellent video,over powered 👍
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  3730. Thanks!
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  3731. I learn a lot about components from your channel
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  3732. 8:57 i preferen PLC, can we have PLC/microcontrollers and fpga please?
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  3733. I wanna use a photo transistor and led to make a musical tesla coil. My phone will provide a musical signal, and the photo transistor will transfer the signal yo the tesla coil so my phone will be completely isolated.
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  3734. Nice video sir
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  3735. I love how you just low key explain semiconductor physics in the middle lol
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  3736. Thanks
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  3737. Refering to "Where i've seen a relay being used"; A couple hours ago, friends and I where controlling a turning a bell on and off using a relay that is connected to an Arduino Microcontroller depending on the reading a Soil Moisture sensor gives ! I came here to remind myself of "How relays work". Thanks for the time invested in making this video.
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  3738. Ist comment 🙏👏
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  3739. This channel has saved countless students over the years, hats off to you sir
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  3740. First
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  3741. That part about the photoresistor is DOPE. Get it? Doping? Ugh that was bad. I need to get off the internet. Great video as always. But it seems like that SSR is just overkill. Why not use a simple transistor?
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  3742. What will happen if i will change the polarity of battery..?? Will relay works?
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  3743. Amazing video bro keep it up ❤️ love from india
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  3744. Wow great content
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  3745. U r legend bro
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  3746. This video really help to us👍👍
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  3747. U r the best👌
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  3748. Thanks!
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  3749. Never trust atoms, they make up everything.
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  3750. I just found your channel and already subscribed. Coffee coins sent and thank you for your time and effort Sir to teaching us. Keep up the good work. ☝🏻☺️✌🏻
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  3751. KNOWLEDGEABLE The Engineering Mindset Thank you very much helpful information video 👍 From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
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  3752. Thanks!
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  3753. This comment is positively charged
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  3754. I’m a 1st year hvac apprentice and I just want to thank you for what you do bro. Your videos are a lifesaver 👏🏾
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  3755. Completed On 14/dec/23 Time :- 12:21 pm
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  3756. Thanks!
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  3758. Paul is an absolute legend. Thanks mate
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  3759. Just watched a few of your videos... AWESOME!!! Just subscribed too... how can anyone NOT? 🤷‍♀ Thx for the effort, and pls keep up the awesome work! 👍👌
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  3760. Truth behold i have never gotten a true grasp of how electricity works until i just watched your video and right at 2:30 i had a turning point.That made everything i had learned before finally made sense you have changed my life for the better thank you.
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  3761. Nice to meet electronic friends
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  3763. The rectifier!
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  3764. Clicked here for mehdi
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  3765. First like 👍
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  3766. Don't drain the capacitor so we can see why we are safe.
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  3768. How to make opposite thing?))
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  3776. Very useful topic ❤️it.
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  3777. anyone know the history about the colour schemes?
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  3778. Thank you
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  3779. More video about electronics component please?
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  3780. 🍿🍺😐☕👍🏻
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  3781. YES capacitors and inductors next pls
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  3782. 👍🏼
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  3783. My sincerest thanks to you for all your help and knowledge. Whenever I have a problem, I come back to your videos.
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  3784. I really appreciate your hard word, thank you alot for the great informations.
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  3787. Thanks for video bro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  3828. Can we make a perpetual motion with the help of ac motor and dc motor with the help of some gear??? comment if you have any idea
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  3849. Like many, I want to thank you for producing such high quality content. Your videos are priceless. Lol here comes my life story... As a 33yo IT office worker, the feeling has always been there to change path into something more up my alley, something practical like a trade. Seriously considering starting an apprenticeship to become an electrician - an always in-demand career, doing something useful and learning valuable life skills. It's the fear of the unknown holding me back, and losing my relatively well-paid salary, starting on the bottom rung again. There's also some excitement. But it was always the woodwork, electronics type subjects which I enjoyed at school, but ended up going down the university path as I had no idea what to do and followed my parent's well-meaning guidance. I wish I took the plunge earlier in my twenties when I knew corporate work wasn't for me, Instead I distracted myself with alcohol and going out clubbing. Anyway, it's never too late to course correct and that's what's I'm trying to do. All the best folks, and please keep this channel going. Richie
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  3869. U need subtitel Or indonesian subtitel plis
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  3884. Absolutely perfect why to explain circuitry and electrical power. If I would have learnt this in school would it take me a half a year!!
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  3885. Can you explain how scissors work?
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  3886. Bro u so close to 1 mil guys pls like and subscribe
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  3887. pls like me
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  3888. Looking at this I can see doing it on computer testing is NOT real world, as you found out real world is less efficient. So you have to adjust in the field.
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  3889. why all of your videos about HVAC?
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  3890. Fantastic video!
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  3891. Anyone know why only 3 diodes and not 4 like a fullwave bridge? Maybe a diode for each phase and only half wave rectification?
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  3892. Now I understand a lot more about alternator. Thanks for great explanations.
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  3893.  @EngineeringMindset  I thought your layout with explanations were great.
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  3894. What are the odds.
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  3895. Thanks!
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  3896. Thanks
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  3897. Outstanding video Sir , people like you develops interest in electricity.... Amazing video sir.....🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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  3898. Quarter contents of electronic Mater degree concentracted in 18min.
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  3899. The detail is fantastic but it seems like you are doing an explanation of the fundamentals of how electricity works for every new component you make a video on. Shouldn't you just have one video for that and give people a link to it?
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  3900. Благодарим ви!
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  3901. The search of me understanding the working of Alternator ends here❤
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  3902. Hi I'm 1st
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  3903. 264st
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  3904. You spelled "transistor" incorrectly... sorry.
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  3905. Please talk more about the car
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  3906. Leaving a comment for the algorithm
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  3907. Please make a video on how inverter battery works
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  3908. Excellent explanation
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  3909. 🌟✨
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  3910. Superb
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  3911. Thanks!
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  3912. Great video! Thank you!
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  3913. What a mindset......
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  3914. excellent
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  3915. I still can't believe that all of this is for free
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  3916. This channel is worth listening through all the advertisement in it. It's always worth the time.
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  3917. I love this channel. I was confused about the transformer E and I . Thank you
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  3918. I like the way you teach all of the viewers
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  3919. Very informative video. Thank you so much!
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  3920. Please open a school
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  3921. Thanks!
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  3922. Great video, this is nothing like the movie tho
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  3923. Why does a transformer humm?.............."cause it doesnt know the words. Great video
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  3924. I work with elevators and even tho it's different , electricity is all the same and your videos help me understand so much more during my first year of apprenticeship thank you brother cheers from nyc
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  3925. That's the best class about an engineering subject that I've ever watched on youtube. Thank you so much!
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  3926. Con el ejemplo de la cerveza todo quedó muy claro para mi.
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  3927. It has taken me months to get an answer to the question of why we use AC instead of DC. I finally found the answer in this video. Thank you.
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  3928. I comment to help statistics
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  3929. This is a very informative video. Thanks for sharing!
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  3931. what's up
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  3932. Watt's Up!!!
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  3939. 2nd comment
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  3940. Make a video about BLDC motor and Synchronous motor
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  3941. too good
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  3942. Good Sir......my request Indonesia subtitle....😁
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  3943. I almost forget what i learn from school.
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  3944. Thanks 🙋🏻‍♂️
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  3945. feels weird being this early
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  3952. thank you for nice video master!
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  3953. The most clear and neat explaination I've ever seen, continious subscribtion lol
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  3954. Great demistration. Thank you.
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  3955. crystal clear explanation how it works
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  3956. The COOLest
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  3957. Oops went to hit paypal and hit down vote=-O Corrected that. Sent $🤑
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  3958. Suck it nerds. I was number 1.
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  3959. This is giving me some PTSD from my fluid mechanics course. lol
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  3960. Pump up the jam
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  3961. Thanks!
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  3962. You have the best explanations on the internet
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  3963. very well done!
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  3965. This video tells us more than a four year engineering colleges degree Ac Dc Voltage Current Conventional current Electron current Ac Waveform Dc waveform Led light Induction motor Alternator Single phase rectifier Three phase rectifier Step up transformer Oscilloscope Switch PWM IGBT Single phase power inverter Three phase power inverter Micro controller And So on May be I have been misssed something
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  3966. KINDLY MAKE A VIDEO ON IGBT
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  3967. thanks! 👍
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  3968. this is the best educational video ever.
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  3969. Many thanks for sharing this awesome content
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  3970. The Engineering Mindset 😂😂😂Thankyou so much I was just joking. I’ve been up watching ur vids all night I really like the one about time delay relays.
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  3972. Extremely helpful video clips thanks
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  3973. Your videos are amazing. Super clear and informative!
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  3974. i almost feel like this was the best video i ever seen
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  3975. Keep rocking bro 🔥
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  3976. D1, minor silver part, F2, black, screw in D3 and only blind people can miss the led in B4. Also see something tiny in B5, tiny tiny, would have to feel if that is a minor white piece of carpet, some plush or the smallest of SMD component. It stands out a bit though.
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  3977. 1d,2f,3d,4b
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  3978. My last comment was kinda embrassing to be honest, but hey, atleast I learned something new, thanks again!
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  3979. WOW this video was great and interesting
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  3980. SMD F2
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  3981. start new series teaching us how to make pcbs, satrting from basaic to advance
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  3983. B4, D3, F2
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  3984. 1D, 2F ,3D and 4B
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  3985. 1. 4B and Maybe 2. 1D🤔
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  3986. Oh dear. Don't sneeze on the table. 😱
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  3987. Amazing detailed videos as usual 👍🏻
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  3988. it's been a long time
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  3989. Led in B4, smd led D1, screw D3, and something in F2
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  3990. Hum…🤔 B:4, D:1, D:3 and F:2 …perhaps?
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  3991. Thank you for this!
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  3992. Very weasome greetings from el Salvador
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  3993. 1D, 2F, 3D and 4B
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  3994. absolutly love this one!! Cheers!
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  3995. B4, D1, D3, and F2
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  3996. Thanks
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  3997. I edge to this.
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  3998. Concise, precise and informative!
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  3999. Fantastic Video :)
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  4000. nice mug ♥
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  4001. Thanks
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  4002. 🥰Thanks!
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  4003. I never actually subscribed to any channels just by viewing one of their clips but YOU guys are just amazing as F.U.C.K. perfect explanation. I kinda regret not choosing to have 50% electrical engineering in school and though the train was gone but you make it possible to still be kept in the loop...or rather arc. 😂 Thanks very much for your content! Super appreciated!!!!
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  4004. I guess it takes 1 hour for 20 amp to break a 10 amp fuse.
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  4005. I am becoming an electrician now and you have helped me to understand electrical consepts. Thank you!
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  4006. Well, to be fair, electrical breakers do protect people, just not in all cases. First, they save people from dying in a fire caused by a circuit overload. And then they also prevent grounded metal casings from going on live potential if a faulty live wire touches them, saving people who touch the casing. However, they do not protect people who carelessly touch electrical wires or contacts.
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  4007. :face-fuchsia-wide-eyes:
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  4008. Great video!!! Really appreciate it.
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  4009. Yeah pretty much, one of the first things I learned in my apprenticeship. Good video
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  4010. noice
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  4011. wow the amount of work to make this video .. 😱 respect !
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  4012. 10A breaker at 2x current should be in your long time trip curve so I'm guessing 15-30seconds (before seeing the trip curve) (After seeing trip curve) nice I guess doing enough primary and secondary injection on breakers I must have learned a thing or to
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  4013. Informative video. Really appreciate it.
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  4014. I really missed these kind of in depth videos
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  4015. So that's what those plates were, the arc chamber.
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  4016. great video dude, keep making these!
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  4017. Hi Paul this is very nice and informative post thanks!
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  4018. best video ever!
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  4019. De-rating the sub circuits breaker depending on installation methods is also a big deal with choosing breaker size.
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  4020. this video come out just the right timing for my exam . Great work 🥳
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  4021. The tiny hands really made the video for me
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  4022. Your videos are freakin AWESOME. One of the best and most detailed explanations on Youtube. Thank you so much! I've learnt heaps.
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  4023. Really good video and well presented. Thank you
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  4024. Well done.
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  4025. nice video, mind blowing animations!
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  4026. I finally got it! Best lesson ever! Tks.! :yougotthis:
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  4027. Fully appreciate this excellent video
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  4028. dude. Circuit breakers are really complex
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  4029. This is a visual learners wet dream. Awesome video and well done!
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  4030. Big Like
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  4031. I just want to thank you for your efforts.
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  4032. Hey did anyone else notice the Mug? That's a pretty nice Mug!
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  4033. All that inside a mcb for 4 quid
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  4034. Thank you like all ways. The more you know.
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  4035. nice video (like always). keep up the excellent work
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  4036. So instructive ! THANKS !
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  4037. Thanks. Looking forward to some new videso
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  4038. First?
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  4039. Any plans to build this on mobile or web instead of just desktop?
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  4040. The Engineering Mindset awesome, would love to see how a 2 pipe heat exchanger works I was so confused the other day when I found out they do 2 pipe vrv/vrfs that can have simultaneous heating and cooling. Love the vids btw definitely the best engineering related channel on YouTube!
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  4041. Thanks!
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  4043. this guys is super good
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  4044.  @EngineeringMindset  You are welcome! I definitely owe you more than that for all this incredible content you put out there. Very much appreciate what you do! :)
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  4045. Thanks!
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  4046. I LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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  4047. Thanks!
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  4048. This is awesome! Great for understanding the trade .
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  4049. Excelente video
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  4050. Thank You
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  4051. This entire vid was just shoking.
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  4052. Great video just sent you some coffee money, thank you
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  4053. thank you for great video
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  4054. i found this video as to be as perfect as one can be,,,,,,,,,NOW i understand how the wires are hooked up to the transformer that comes into the house for 120 and 240,,,,,,,,,,that was ALWAYS SO FRUSTRATING not knowing how the transformer was hooked up and the path of the current flow..........NOW I DO,,,,,,,,,,THANKS SO MUCH...........it takes a special kind of person to TEACH OTHERS......YOU ARE THAT KIND OF PERSON.........
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  4055. Well done, subscribed
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  4056. like and play
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  4057. Bought you a coffee (small one)
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  4058. Can this curcuit be used with 5mm leds instead of the led track?Thanks!
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  4059. Fantastic video on a fantastic channel! Thank you!
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  4060. Thanks!
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  4061. Very good videos want more of this kind
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  4062. Thanks so much the circuit design series is amazing.
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  4063. This kind of videos is amazing, something I can do at home 👍🏻
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  4064. Pls can you make a video on ac lamp dimmers with triacs
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  4065. Thanks a lot,very detailed and informative video.Keep it up the good work.
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  4066. ☕😎👍🏻 Thanks!!
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  4067. My wife thinks these kind of vids are boring but I call them mech porn . I can can sit and watch how things are made for hours on end if there was a video on how a pencil is made I'll watch it . Maybe it's the guy in me because my ole'lady will watch Bridzilla and find it exciting while I'd rather watch paint dry atleast than more entertaining than watch women cry over the color of there wedding dress.
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  4068. Always a pleasure to watch your videos. I always learn something new. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. □🎅🎅□
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  4069. TEM has done it again great Vid!
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  4070. Huzzar!
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  4071. Huzzar!
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  4072. Huzzar!! Thank you for the great video!
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  4073. Huzzar! Thanks for the video! Love your teaching and the animations are amazing! Now what do I get for typing Huzzar?
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  4074. Huzzar!
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  4075.  @EngineeringMindset  Hello Paul, I certainly will. Thank you for your prompt reply! Cheers,
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  4076. HUZZAR!
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  4077. Huzzar, for the secret message 😊
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  4078. Huzzar!
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  4079. I am be no means learn academically about electrical engineering. But I bloody love this channel
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  4080. Huzzar!
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  4081. Huzzar! lol
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  4087. Thanks!
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  4088. Excellent Video ever! It has everything we need in a clear and easy-to-understand way. I'm really impressed by it. I must say, this video is exactly what we're looking for. Great Work👏@The Engineering Mindset
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  4089. You are the reason why I am so passionate about being an electrical engineer.
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  4090. Love your videos as always 💙
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  4091. Thanks man. Your videos are great. Thanks for explaining all of the small things aswell
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  4092. THIS IS AWESOME. 🎉🎉🎉
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  4093. This teacher is much better than my school teacher. Best electronic yt channel on youtube. Thank you.
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  4094. I am just commenting to see more of this kind of videos a lot more in your channel
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  4095. 😎 NICE!
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  4096. Great video.
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  4097. We must go deeper. How does the regulator work?
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  4098. Please do more of these
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  4099. Just wanted to pop in real quick to shout out, I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS CHANNEL!! 😃👍🏻
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  4100. Thanks so lots sir
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  4110. awesome awesome awesome !!!! Thank you for all this !!! GREAT explanation !!!! best evah.. I think it's the making the part, and knowing what each part does when your done etc. !!!
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  4111. The way u explained is very clear... 😊👍
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  4112. Thanks
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  4113. Díky!
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  4114. Bạn chia sẻ rất hay, có làm mạch và video mô phỏng hoạt họa rất hay. Can you translate this to English? Just for fun. 😀
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  4115. I thinked this relay some time ago. Just recently i know that's alrady used. 1 hours ago!.
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  4116. Amazing
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  4117. Ive been looking for this. Thanks fur uploading in time!
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  4119. These videos are absolutely fantastic. I wouldn't change a thing about them. Easy to understand, straight to the point, proves the the design with proper calculations, all in under five minutes. I'm buying you a coffee right now!! Then, coming back to finish this video and share it with my 13-year old son.
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  4120. Great content man, anyways can you do a video about transistor biasing?
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  4121. ❤
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  4122. Thank you.
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  4123. What is the usage case for this?
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  4127. You sir are a blessing to the internet.
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  4129. i actually got everything that you talked about... Thanks so much
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  4130. Excellent tutorial. If these concepts were taught in schools this way then more people would be interested in the various electrical tradecrafts. You answered questions that have been lingering in my brain for the last 40 years while working as a tech in plant maintenance. Direct Current is easy and straight forward. Alternating Current is more complicated but you have done an outstanding job with illustrating the concepts and simplifying the alleged mysteries. Well done. I'm subscribing. (i.e. I always wondered the reasons why Delta and Wye were used in 3 phase circuits)
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  4131. This video is amazing. Thank you so much for the straightforward and simple explanations. I am trying to learn more about the electrical world and this video was extremely helpful! I subscribed immediately and look forward to future videos!
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  4132.  @EngineeringMindset  sure, I do that with pleasure every time I see that someone needs some help on a topic that you have already covered
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  4133. Beautiful as usual
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  4134. For the last 20 odd years I couldn't get my head around how Delta wiring only had 3 lives. Your brilliant graphic at 6:34 has explained EVERYTHING! thankyou.
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  4136. Absolutely brilliant explanations in your video's. Much Appreciated
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  4141. A college course would take a whole semester and cost thousands of dollars and still not be able to explain what you just did in this video!!!1 Great job.
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  4142. That video was so well put together and informative that I bought a mug. Thank you.
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  4143. I have a masters in power engineering and I approve this message.
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  4144. Never seen anyone explaining in such lucid manner..
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  4145. 10:37, what a beautiful way to display the concept. BZ
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  4147. Thank you for taking the time to explain all of this so thoroughly. Was well thought out and produced. Very well done!
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  4148. Loved the video!
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  4149. Yes, but wye?
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  4150. Thanks!
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  4159. First comment
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  4160. Such a good explanation
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  4161. Very nicely explained information 🎊👍
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  4172. Thank you. The best video for this on youtube.
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  4173. FINALLY! 5 useless videos later and I finally ran across yours! THANK YOU
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  4174. Thank you so much. I've always had trouble with wiring these. I've saved your link and will share it forever.
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  4177. the PDF is very Useful
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  4178. Best explanation of 3 way I've seen.
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  4179. Thanks!
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  4196. awesome! loved the 'discharge the capacitor' bit
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  4197. Did you know if you connect a capacitor to an inductor, it will oscillate
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  4198. Last AC to DC converter circuit need transistor
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  4199. Wow...Not a truly educational tool for understanding! For ALL ages! I want one to learn and to teach overseas this will help quite a bit! Peace:goodvibes:
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  4208. Thanks!
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  4209. Can you build an IGBT?
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  4210. Pretty Awesome way to explain 🍻🍕
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  4211. now i SEE why i failed electronics, thanks man, you made my day!
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  4212. Thanks!
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