Comments by "" (@tensevo) on "The Engineering Mindset" channel.

  1. 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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  2. Hire a professional. It is illegal to work on your own house wiring unless you are professionally qualified.
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  3. Very good teaching aid. You could use spring loaded concave bushes on the commutator, also run 3 stators and rotors spaced 120 degrees apart.
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  4. Indeed we do. Kids nowadays have no idea how good they have it. But then, it's always been that way. You need to live a little, try to survive off grid for a while. Then you can come back appreciate glorious civilization!
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  5. yes, but they are not here, they are getting their brains fried by tiktok
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  6. Manual is the enthusiasts choice. 1. If you are getting cramps, either the pedal is set up wrong of something up with your foot. 2. I consider auto less safe since you are that bit less engaged with driving. 3. It's complete second nature after a short time. 4. Bonus. It is good to have control over gears so you can warm up systems quicker in winter by driving high rpm in low gear until everything warmed up. 5. Bonus. It is much easier to navigate hills with a manual. 6. Bonus. Easy to bump start a manual. 7. Bonus. Auto trans will coke everything up from plugs to cats, to DPF. Engines need to be run at low load high rpm in regular short bursts to clean them and keep running well.
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  7. This is an excellent presentation. Keep up the good work. It would be nice to see how theory interfaces with real world troubleshooting on car alternators and electrical systems.
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  8. Excellent
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  9. I have never heard a resistor described as a speed bump, only a flow restriction.
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  10. Nice visuals. Very clear.
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  11. What I would say is that you did the right thing by building a physical test model rather than simply rely on the software. Physical testing is an important sanity check on simulation.
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  12. This is great, I would certainly like to see some big PCB projects. An ECU for a car or computer motherboard?
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  13. Pls could you cover how multi-meters work?
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  14. What are your thoughts on putting RCD's in series to add redundancy? in case one is faulty, or degrades.
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  15. Very good for revision
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  16. Agreed, also animation and good visuals help a lot.
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  17. The humble Lead-Acid Battery is a stunning piece of tech, but you need to know how to look after them, a bit like a house plant, they will die if you neglect them.
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  18. Great insights. I have long known, the RCD / MCB, RCBO, is the unsong, most underrated design in every modern household. Never seen slow motion of it working before. Excellent video.
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