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  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. I like that you include even the basics in your videos.
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  4. Full bridge rectifier!!!
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  5. Always wanted to see an educational animated video like this on DC motors. Thanks!
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  6. What a detailed video, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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  7. Dude I absolutely love your videos, so clearly explained & well edited!
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  8. I'm loving this more live-action kind of videos
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  9. 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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  10. Im gonna make this in minecraft redstone and show my electronics teacher.
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  11. Whoever took the concept and actually made mechanical gears to replicate electricity is a genius.
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  12. This is the BEST channel for clear explanations :D thank you!
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  13. as a gear, i can confirm this is how we work
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  14. 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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  15. 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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  16. ElectroBOOM: * heavy breathing *
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  17. Landed a chiller job with Johnson controls!! I start Monday 💪🏼💴💴💴
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  18. 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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  19. 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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  20. Love the way you explain everything and we get everything.
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  21. 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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  22. 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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  23. 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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  24. 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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  25. 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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  26. This is about the best video explaining how a MCB works. Well done.
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  27. 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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  28. 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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  29. 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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  30. 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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  31. 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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  32. 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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  33. 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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  34. 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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  35. 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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  36. the knowledge gained from the information in these videos can be put as skills in my CV 😅
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  37. 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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  38. I couldn’t resist clicking on this video
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  39. 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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  40. 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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  41. Your videos are just unmatched in quality. Watched a ton of them, always amazed at this each time!
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  42. 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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  43. I love how it starts with a capacitor blowing up
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  44. Seriously spent 2-years trying to figure this out as hobbiest. Much appreciated for making this!
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  45. Incredible video Paul. Masterfully explained, making the complex simple like always. Well Done.
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  46. I don't know if Elon Musk secrectly watch this.
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  47. Im studying electrical engineering. This helped a lot thanks ❤️❤️
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  48. As an electrical engineer I have to say this is the best explanation I have seen on this, absolutely brilliant 👍
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  49. 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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  50. 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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