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Watt Up Ohms
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Watt's up! My name is TJ, I am an electrical engineer and freelance writer working out of Texas. 🤠
I enjoy spending time with my partner, hiking, playing guitar, going to concerts, and drinking coffee.
You will get to see all of that on this channel.
Feel free to email me or comment on a video to say Watt is Up 👋🏽
⚡You feel me ohms?⚡
📧 wattuptj@gmail.com
I enjoy spending time with my partner, hiking, playing guitar, going to concerts, and drinking coffee.
You will get to see all of that on this channel.
Feel free to email me or comment on a video to say Watt is Up 👋🏽
⚡You feel me ohms?⚡
📧 wattuptj@gmail.com
I headbanged for 6 hours at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert
Out of the 6-hour tribute concert, I managed to capture some unforgettable moments. This recap is some of my favorite highlights that include The Foo Fighters playing alongside Taylor's musical friends and idols. I tried to stay still enough to record but for some songs, I couldn't help but jump, sing, and thrash my neck. I can't wait to always rewatch this unrepeatable show when I am older and relive the music.
⏳stamps
0:00 // Intro
0:27 // Heading out to LA 🤘🏽
1:11 // Dave intro
1:20 // Joan Jett
1:50 // Joe Walsh & James Gang
2:32 // Drum Duet with Dave and Jim Fox
3:14 // Josh Homme, John Paul Jones
4:35 //Josh Freese, Wolfgang Van Halen, Justin Hawkins
6:07 // Nancy Wilson, Pink, Jon Theodore
7:03 // Def Leppard, Miley Cyrus. Pat Wilson
7:47 // Alanis Morissette, Chad Smith
8:23 // Lars Ulrich, Geezer Butler, Sebastian Bach
9:15 // RUSH
11:10 // Queen
12:40 // Motley Crue
13:50 // Taylor Momsen, Krist Novoselic, Matt Cameron
14:30 // Pat Wilson, Dave Chappelle
15:25 // Foo Fighters with 1st of many drummers...
18:09 // Foos with Shane Hawkins
19:38 // Ending Concert
19:55 // Brain Melted Outro, 2:30am
20:42 // One of my Fav Clips
Thanks for stopping by, leave a comment your favorite concert memory, would love to hear about it!
Also, if you enjoyed this video, slam that like button and don't forget to subscribe plus ring-a-ding-ding that bell to get notified when my next vid drops! In the next video I tried to work from a rocky, cold place.
⏳stamps
0:00 // Intro
0:27 // Heading out to LA 🤘🏽
1:11 // Dave intro
1:20 // Joan Jett
1:50 // Joe Walsh & James Gang
2:32 // Drum Duet with Dave and Jim Fox
3:14 // Josh Homme, John Paul Jones
4:35 //Josh Freese, Wolfgang Van Halen, Justin Hawkins
6:07 // Nancy Wilson, Pink, Jon Theodore
7:03 // Def Leppard, Miley Cyrus. Pat Wilson
7:47 // Alanis Morissette, Chad Smith
8:23 // Lars Ulrich, Geezer Butler, Sebastian Bach
9:15 // RUSH
11:10 // Queen
12:40 // Motley Crue
13:50 // Taylor Momsen, Krist Novoselic, Matt Cameron
14:30 // Pat Wilson, Dave Chappelle
15:25 // Foo Fighters with 1st of many drummers...
18:09 // Foos with Shane Hawkins
19:38 // Ending Concert
19:55 // Brain Melted Outro, 2:30am
20:42 // One of my Fav Clips
Thanks for stopping by, leave a comment your favorite concert memory, would love to hear about it!
Also, if you enjoyed this video, slam that like button and don't forget to subscribe plus ring-a-ding-ding that bell to get notified when my next vid drops! In the next video I tried to work from a rocky, cold place.
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Im going to take the PE power exam next month. The thing im struggling with is standards since i dont know the layout. Do they provide the WHOLE book of standards or only snips? Im worried that i wont be able to find things if there are 500 results when searching for one thing.
Growing up, the father of a friend of mine was the city engineer. One day, a group of us were getting a ride someplace and somehow the topic of what field were we all considering and myself and one other guy mentioned engineering. He then gave us the best advice ever and that was to take the EIT and PE exams as soon as possible after graduating. He said he had his PE, never actually needed it in his career path, but it was the sort of thing that if he did need it, it was in his back pocket. So I followed that advice and took the EIT during my final semester in school. I took the PE exam as soon as possible after graduating. In my case (CA), I think I had to wait for the experience time before taking the exam. But it's an exam that requires "test taking" skills to a great degree. That's one thing you start to lose after graduating. It's mainly about time management and picking the right questions to answer. I enrolled in an in person prep class and that was totally worth it. In fact, I ended up copying down all the exam test questions, along with the solutions and sent that back to the place running the prep class. They hired me the following year to teach the class. I've never needed my PE license but it was good to have and had my career path taken a different path, it would have been important to have. I started out in power and control systems but then moved more into electronics and software development and then started my own design and mfg. business the last 23 years.
If you can even get a interview
Just graduated and needed a good explanation of EIT and PE. This was great thank you!
Watt's up! Full Recap of that night here: th-cam.com/video/zfGP_vGXFRE/w-d-xo.html
This is excellent coverage! Your seats were pretty good, IMO! Awesome job!
Thank you so much! The Kia forum is definitely one of those venues that feels like every seat would be good 🤘🏽
What a good channel name. Did chuckle, lol
haha thanks!
Great iam also an electrical engineer.
Hello, hope you are doing well. I have a question for you, and I would appreciate your response as I have been searching for an answer. I am an international student at Carleton University and currently pursuing a Master's degree in Business Analytics. However, I have been working in the banking industry for ten years in my home country, and I have a BBA and MBA. Despite my experience, I am interested in changing my career path to electrical engineering, a field that has always interested me since my childhood. Therefore, I am considering enrolling in a two-year diploma program in electrical engineering at Algonquin College instead of continuing my Master's program. I would like to know if this is a logical
Thanks for the comment! Sorry, it took so long for me to get back to you. The industry has changed a lot in the last few years (IMO). Companies cared for a solid 4-year degree to get into an Electrical engineering role, but I am working with many non-degree team members and they are killing it! As long as you show your interest in the field and demonstrate that you are willing to learn more, and put in the work, these companies should consider you. So, I say the 2-year plan can definitely land several electrical engineering/energy/telecom/wireless opportunities. PLUS, your finance background sounds impressive enough on its' own, that will even amplify your resume in the tech/Engr industry. Best of luck on the journey, and thanks for stopping by with your questions!
Really liked you video. I also want to work as remote mangaer.
Thank you Yuvraj! Working remotely is worth pushing for and from personal experience, manager roles can definitely be done remotely.
Thanks for explaining clearly. I am pursuing electrical and computer engineering.
Thank you! I have been working on new content and will be adding videos again about my current role and pursing the PE Exam.
Hey bro will like to talk to you
you ever worked at txue by any chance?
Watt up TJ! Thanks for the mention. Did you end up passing the PE exam?
I paused my journey on pursing the PE Exam due to my new role at work BUT, I fully intend to sign up for your course at the start of 2024!
Loved all the spongebob edits 😂. I need to plan a trip!
Dude! Thanks for watching! Lol I didn’t realize how many SpongeBob edits I put 😂 Nice! Most def, already thinking of my next one ✈️
Great video! Something that helps me avoid burnout or lower stress is doing my best to stay active by walking or exercising. 🙂 Also spending time with my partner. ❤️
Thank you for watching ❤️ Yes! Being active helps a lot too! My partner makes everything better 💟 I would've been struggling to keep things together if it weren't for her 😉
hello brother do you have any reliable link were one can register for a EIT ?
Greetings! Use this NCEES: ncees.org/engineering/ Through this link you can select any state within the US or any country outside of the US that you plan to be working in with the EIT license. After that click the drop down box and select 'FE' as the exam you want to take. After that it will have you register 👍Thanks for commenting, let me know if you have other questions, best of luck!!
Amazing! Subscribed!
Thank you Mr G! Happy holidays🤠
I love this video! 😀🎄
Thank you for all your support my love! And thanks for lending me your sweater!
I see the wrist cushion you were talking about! lol
😂 yeah, it’s practically a small pillow on my desk haha
SUBSCRIBED! Hey bestie ♥️
Awh Yeah!!! Thanks for the love, my dude!!
Future TH-cam Millionaire! 😎 let’s goooooo! 🔥 🔥 🔥
😄 Thanks for watching and for showing love my #ohmie!!
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