im glad someone in australia came on youtube to explain how the book works.. guy in england come to youtube to teach lots of people like""" how to wire a switch bord or how to use an MFT FLUKE OR MFT MEGGER . I WISH WE HAD MORE GUYS LIKE YOU DOING TH-cam AND DO ALL THIS THINGS .THANKS
Doing a disconnect reconnect course and am shocked at how complicated to find a simple answer is so difficult to find. Your video helped me break it up easier but seriously why is it soooooo criptic. Anyway thanks for the video. PLEASE MAKE MORE.
I'm an electrical engineering student in my final year in Australia and I just got told about the existence of the AS3000 for the first time today by my boss. He was stunned that we were never introduced to it at uni. Honestly I can't understand why we were never taught about it either-the base Australian standard for electrical installations and the next generation of Australian engineers are never even introduced to it in their training? I understand that we don't always have to wire systems up ourselves, but I would have thought that this would have been one of the first things introduced. I really do appreciate the fundamental understanding that our theoretical training provides, but to not even mention a book that pretty much summarises the national electrical standard in four years of engineering education is pretty stunning.
@@genghiskhan8721 Which uni did you go to? Also, was it a master's course? In the country you come from, is all HV work done by engineers? I agree that Engineers Aus hasn't been able to do much for the profession in Australia - which is a bit sad.
My house i rent it in Melbourne and does have an old electrical installation, it has old fuses that screw in, but everything works fine... will I need to change these?
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im glad someone in australia came on youtube to explain how the book works.. guy in england come to youtube to teach lots of people like""" how to wire a switch bord or how to use an MFT FLUKE OR MFT MEGGER . I WISH WE HAD MORE GUYS LIKE YOU DOING TH-cam AND DO ALL THIS THINGS .THANKS
Short, sharp, and succinct! awesome Dale, you nailed it, well done.
Good to see you explain useful things for tafe students in electrotechnology.
Awesome little video. Great explanation. Thanks for creating it.
Very well explained mate. Thank you so very much.
Thank you for the video :) Very well explained 👍
Spot on mate I’m studying for my L.E.T and the book was doing my head in. Cheers for the video very well explains.👍
how did you go?
Doing a disconnect reconnect course and am shocked at how complicated to find a simple answer is so difficult to find. Your video helped me break it up easier but seriously why is it soooooo criptic. Anyway thanks for the video. PLEASE MAKE MORE.
Cheers Dale, very helpful!
I'm an electrical engineering student in my final year in Australia and I just got told about the existence of the AS3000 for the first time today by my boss. He was stunned that we were never introduced to it at uni. Honestly I can't understand why we were never taught about it either-the base Australian standard for electrical installations and the next generation of Australian engineers are never even introduced to it in their training? I understand that we don't always have to wire systems up ourselves, but I would have thought that this would have been one of the first things introduced. I really do appreciate the fundamental understanding that our theoretical training provides, but to not even mention a book that pretty much summarises the national electrical standard in four years of engineering education is pretty stunning.
@@genghiskhan8721 Which uni did you go to? Also, was it a master's course? In the country you come from, is all HV work done by engineers? I agree that Engineers Aus hasn't been able to do much for the profession in Australia - which is a bit sad.
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Thanks mate!
Appreciate it buddy
very helpful
My house i rent it in Melbourne and does have an old electrical installation, it has old fuses that screw in, but everything works fine... will I need to change these?