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Christian Ferracane
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2016
Are you ready for an adventure like no other? Join me, a 20-year-old aerospace engineering student and maker, on my journey to the stars! My passion for space and motors fuels my dream to become an astronaut. From traveling to different parts of the world to capturing every moment through the lens of my camera, I am always on the move. My love for photography, extreme sports, and making things are just icing on the cake. Subscribe to my channel and follow me on my journey to reach the stars!
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Can I Fix This Formula 1 RC Car in Just 3 Hours?! | FNIRSI DMT-99 Review
Welcome to a new episode of my "3 Hours Build" series!
In this special edition, I’m stepping away from the usual projects to tackle something a little different. Today, I'll be repairing my OpenRC car, a 2022 Formula 1 car replica in scale, which has seen better days!
Watch as I work through the troubleshooting process, diagnosing the problem, and getting it back on track, all within 3 hours.
But that's not all! In this video, I’ll also be showcasing the Fnirsi multimeter, a must-have tool for any maker or engineer. Whether you're into electronics, robotics, or fixing up your RC cars, this versatile multimeter is a game-changer. Check it out here: www.amazon.com/FNIRSI-Multimeter-Rechargeable-Auto-Ranging-Capacitance/dp/B0CQRKR17W .
This isn’t the typical video from my channel, as I’m testing out a new format.
Don’t worry, though-videos about university life and my usual content are still coming soon. Let me know what you think of this new approach in the comments!
Keywords: Makers, engineers, electronics, RC car repair, OpenRC, Formula 1, Fnirsi multimeter, DIY repair, troubleshooting, 3 hours build, fixing tutorial.
Don't forget to follow me on social media for more updates and insights:
insta: christianferracane
twitter/x : x.com/xarref
rocketry team: www.skywarder.eu
old project: sites.google.com/view/hephaestus-space/
In this special edition, I’m stepping away from the usual projects to tackle something a little different. Today, I'll be repairing my OpenRC car, a 2022 Formula 1 car replica in scale, which has seen better days!
Watch as I work through the troubleshooting process, diagnosing the problem, and getting it back on track, all within 3 hours.
But that's not all! In this video, I’ll also be showcasing the Fnirsi multimeter, a must-have tool for any maker or engineer. Whether you're into electronics, robotics, or fixing up your RC cars, this versatile multimeter is a game-changer. Check it out here: www.amazon.com/FNIRSI-Multimeter-Rechargeable-Auto-Ranging-Capacitance/dp/B0CQRKR17W .
This isn’t the typical video from my channel, as I’m testing out a new format.
Don’t worry, though-videos about university life and my usual content are still coming soon. Let me know what you think of this new approach in the comments!
Keywords: Makers, engineers, electronics, RC car repair, OpenRC, Formula 1, Fnirsi multimeter, DIY repair, troubleshooting, 3 hours build, fixing tutorial.
Don't forget to follow me on social media for more updates and insights:
insta: christianferracane
twitter/x : x.com/xarref
rocketry team: www.skywarder.eu
old project: sites.google.com/view/hephaestus-space/
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excellent brother props to you
thanks!
lool long time no see
Ciaooo, che monitor hai?
Samsung M7 32" and a LG ultrawide 29" (LG 29WQ60A)
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@christianferracane
Let me know if you'd like to see more videos like this!
Broo W song choice to start the video
ahahahah thanks
Are you translating your lessons from english to italian ?
no, luckily i speak italian or it would be basically impossible
What are the qualifications that wants to do an aerospace engineering course at a campus
hey bro how are you ? why uploading video after that much long time ?
hey! all good. no particular reason, I have just been very busy lately
what is your opinion on italian eduacation system is it more theoretical or practical and in your opinion which is better PoliTo or this uni plss reply if you can
Regarding the choice between PoliMI or PoliTO I don't really know as I've never considered PoliTo an option, and therefore I lack info about the university, but I've heard people speaking about it and seems like a solid choice as well. Both universities are very good and worth in my opinion. The system (in general for Italy) in my opinion seems to be much more theoretical when compared to other institution in EU and especially US.
Youre planning on going to study space engineering in the US? Do you have a greencard or will you just not work there and come back to europe? Isnt it a hassle to go there even though you cant get hired there because of ITAR? Also in the dream jobs you listed nasa and spacex… neither of which hire europeans?
do you study in english or italian
Italian
Do they teach in english? Thanks for your time!
For bachelors unfortunately no :(
Who knows any good universities for aeroengineering?
what are the extracurriculars you did in highschool for study aerospace in mit
i’m not studying at MIT :(
So I have heard that, to work as an aerospace engineer in the USA like Boeing , nasa etc. they have a requirement for a green card. so what do u think about that and if any solution .
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u have a bachelor's in aerospace engineering? if not then which bachelor u have
i’m still in my bachelor. it is aerospace engineering
what about think IIT bombay
I never really considered it so I have no idea 🤷🏻♂️. Sorry I can’t be helpful
Thank you Life as an Aerospace engineer student can be hard, and long. You have to put your heart and time into these work so that you can be a good aerospace engineer I the future. It many be hard for most of the time, but it's worth it for the future.
agree!
Would love to see EP2?
will come. i’m a bit stuck with exams and work right now 🫠🥴
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Do you learn in Italian?
i am italian :)
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love from nepal
thanks!
Currently I'm persuing bachelor's in aerospace from India ! Any suggestions? Guidance? You can give me to make much easier my journey
Adorooo, mi hai fatto rivivere il mio primo annoooo
Should i study on aerospace engineering in future?
yes you really should
THATS WHAT YOU GUYS LEARN AS AN ENGINEERING STUDENT???? im def dead
AHAHAHAHAHAH
How to become aerospace engineering brother
apply for a an aerospace engineering program in some university ahahahah
My friend does politecnico di milano offers bachelor of technology and masters of technology In aerospace engineering
Aerospace for bachelor. For master you have to choose between space engineering and aeronautical engineering.
My friend is space engineering a different course as compare to aerospace engineering or it's a subject in aerospace engineering
Different. Aerospace is only for bachelor and goes trough both aeronautical and space subjects. For master you have to choose.
Hey, gran video! Si vede che sei appassionato, purtroppo questo video non ha le views che si merita :) Se posso porti una domanda, tu come sei entrato in skyward al primo anno? Sarei molto interessato anche io e spero di non essermi mosso troppo tardi hahaha
ahahaha avevo un po’ di esperienza pregressa, ho fatto il test e mi han preso. grazie mille, non sono molto costante con i video ma è uno dei buoni propositi a partire da settembre, per cui speriamo che magari con un po’ più di costanza anche i numeri saliranno ahahahah. good luck con il test per skyward. Provalo perchè ne vale davvero la pena
What i want to say is one thing , Hats off bro , I’m a flight systems and control’s student and I’m getting killed by Calculus as well ! I’m planning to apply for the master degree in Milano next year , so i wish to see you there !
Thank you man! Looking forward to see you in Milan :)
This is really nice to see what its like to study aerospace engineering in italy. I have few questions: How many class hours you have in one week? Do you have classes on saturday?
We don’t have classes on Saturday. I don’t remember the exact number of lecture hours per week but it’s about 30h a week + personal study
Quando un nuovo video?
Hai ragione. È da un po’ che non pubblico. Sto lavorando a un nuovo video sulla mia esperienza qui a Rocket Factory Augsburg e sul veicolo orbitale che stiamo sviluppando. Dovrebbe uscire presto.
@@christianferracane cmq io sto ancora aspettando il video what’s in my iPad :)
AHAHAHAHA oddio vero. Dovrei metterlo un pochino a posto prima, però sicuramente qualcosa arriverà prima o poi.
Studying aerospace engineering in italian or english which is better? Is there a difference in terms of work?
I would say English just for the fact that it gives you more flexibility after graduation in terms of work opportunities.
can you make more videos because your videos motivating or pushing me to study and try to be better ... a fan from Iraq
Ahahahah nice. I will try to post more.
Hey how's it going? I loved your video and your routine, I fell in love with this university. And could you answer me these questions, Are you doing a bachelor's or master's degree and what year are you in? Are your classes taught in English or Italian? Did you need to send the TOELF? Ans, do u received any scholarships? My English is not one of the best so if it was already answered in the video, I'm sorry. Thank you very much for your attention, success!
Hey, thanks! I'm in a bachelor, and unfortunately they are only Italian taught, so, being an italian citizen and speaker, i did not have to send any language certificate. the university is pretty cheap, so basically anyone can afford it , especially since it is based on your family income, ranging from a minimum of 0 (full ride) up to the full 2700 if i am not wrong. the "award" is automatically given to you based solely on your financial situation, at least for bachelor.
@@christianferracane omg, thanks for answering me!
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Am planning on doing aerospace and computer science ❤in the future do you have any advice for me 😢
Keep up!
keep up the good work brother ! i have a question , for a second semester student , you are already doing projects and having interviews , how's that lol? was it something you were studying alone before university ? wish you the best of luck in the university and in the interviews !!
ahahahah thank you so much! I actually already had many projects before getting in university so that definitely helped. Thank you for the kind words!
Hey! I just finished high school. May I know what the entry requirements were for you to enter the Bachelors AE programme? I’m really interested in applying. (I’m an international student but learning italian isnt an issue for me)
You need to take a test (TOL polimi) and send some documents but there is not really a specific requirement. The test is in italian and the higher you are in the standings, the more likely you will get in.
Hi - mechanical engineering student from South Africa. Wanted to ask if the language of instruction in your lectures is English or just Italian
For bachelor it's only Italian. Master is instead only in english.
FINALLY, a useful video I can use to ~~blow up the pentagon~~ do my physics project
ahahahahah
i'm confused whether aerospace is better than mechanical, should i take mechanical even though i have no interest in motors, just design
i made a specific video about that!
how to get into University of Milano as an international student ?
Depends on what you want to study. Undergraduate studies are only taught in Italian at the moment. If you are a graduate student you can check online on polimi website!
@@christianferracane are there any universities that teach in english as ive heard there are a few btw i am in 11th grade and also passionate about having a degree in aerospace engineering
Studying aerospace engineering in italian or english which is better? Is there a difference in terms of work?