Great little project. Amazing how much use you can get out of those pvc fence posts. Looking forward to the video from Jacktown. Wish I could be there.
Oh and no raccoons today but a tiny bunny was watching me when I was grilling this morning..................Poor Joe might get triggered by seeing that raccoon, I know he's looking for a little revenge after they got his Chick.
My uncle and mentor left the Navy at the end of WW II, and went straight into college to become an Electrical Engineer. The rest of his 45 year career was at Simpson in Chicago, where he designed a whole family of this kind of meter (voltage, amperage, wattage, etc…). I still have a DC volt meter he gave me when I was ten years old, which he had designed. It’s one of my dearest possessions. Great episode, John.
Trying to catch up on all the videos after two weeks of travel and as much as I would have liked to get to Jacktown it will have to wait until the next one. Really useful project for those not familiar with electrical devices and as a great teaching tool. Always something of interest to see here; plus the flag, and Racoon, what an expression!
When you are completely focused on doing something with all your senses engaged, it's referred to as "Flow". Being in "flow" is very calming, relaxing and beneficial to you health.
Love it , very well explained ! I made something vey similar many years ago when I used to repair small appliances (which is no longer practical) , Almost everything is made to throw away and buy another one . Sad but True !
Hi John I really enjoy your video's, I just wanted to mention a little hack when using whole saw's, I use a screwdriver through the small holes in the top of the saw to push out the bit.
Hi Scout . I Like the Analog Instruments . I loved the Project ! Thanks For The Refresher Course . I Have A Battery Power Box I Built For Power Outages . Now I Think I'll Build one of These Sometime.😊
What a great show. Love it when you make something from nothing. I like your helpful hints and tips. I've used rubber grommets on the tightening bars of my vises for years. They've saved the webbing between my thumb and forefingers from blood blisters countless times.
Great little project. Amazing how much use you can get out of those pvc fence posts. Looking forward to the video from Jacktown. Wish I could be there.
I love this as an electrician, it’s a thing of beauty , art . 🇬🇧
Oh and no raccoons today but a tiny bunny was watching me when I was grilling this morning..................Poor Joe might get triggered by seeing that raccoon, I know he's looking for a little revenge after they got his Chick.
My uncle and mentor left the Navy at the end of WW II, and went straight into college to become an Electrical Engineer. The rest of his 45 year career was at Simpson in Chicago, where he designed a whole family of this kind of meter (voltage, amperage, wattage, etc…). I still have a DC volt meter he gave me when I was ten years old, which he had designed. It’s one of my dearest possessions. Great episode, John.
Trying to catch up on all the videos after two weeks of travel and as much as I would have liked to get to Jacktown it will have to wait until the next one. Really useful project for those not familiar with electrical devices and as a great teaching tool. Always something of interest to see here; plus the flag, and Racoon, what an expression!
Unfortunately we gonna have to change the name this week to “JACKet Town” 🌧️🌧️ 😊
That is so Cool I vote to paint it Red I like my old school meter when you test resistors The Needle shows it better than flashing digits
When you are completely focused on doing something with all your senses engaged, it's referred to as "Flow". Being in "flow" is very calming, relaxing and beneficial to you health.
Love it , very well explained ! I made something vey similar many years ago when I used to repair small appliances (which is no longer practical) , Almost everything is made to throw away and buy another one . Sad but True !
This was as good as it gets, Scout, especially for the newbies. Accurate and complete info AND sketches. Momma Mia! What more can I say?
Thanks for helping me with My Shopping List........
Great project! That's some funny looking cat! Have a Fantastic weekend!
Hi John I really enjoy your video's, I just wanted to mention a little hack when using whole saw's, I use a screwdriver through the small holes in the top of the saw to push out the bit.
Hi Scout . I Like the Analog Instruments . I loved the Project ! Thanks For The Refresher Course . I Have A Battery Power Box I Built For Power Outages . Now I Think I'll Build one of These Sometime.😊
Wow! Your drawings for the electrical components and the connections were really great! Well done! 👍😁👍
What a great show. Love it when you make something from nothing. I like your helpful hints and tips. I've used rubber grommets on the tightening bars of my vises for years. They've saved the webbing between my thumb and forefingers from blood blisters countless times.
That's so cool. Enjoy the weekend. Looking forward to the video!
Awesome project and video! I like a good analog gauge was well! They really show off the inrush that you can miss with a digital meter.
I'm looking forward to Jacktown! A little rain never hurt nobody!
Great information. I like when you build things. 👍👍❤...