Comments I'm told really helps this channel, and if we can do something small like this and it makes a difference I'm 100% in support of it. Paul's the best
This channel is one of the best resources I've found for understanding how to create actual working circuits for anyone who is learning. Thank you for taking the time to create these videos.
Thank you for SO many things - sharing your experiences (both the good and the bad), your knowledge, your humor, your time, and your Gerbers! I appreciate it.
Paul is great! Experienced pro's can learn from him. He covers things that any electronics junkie needs to know on both circuits or equipment. Time very well spent on this channel!
Thank you for your excellent projects and videos; your experience and imagination is a great asset. Keep up the great work; from Phil over the pond in the UK.
The kids are grown and no longer a distraction (Trying to eat parts or play with the soldering iron.). Wife is gone so there's no one around to tell me that I'm "wasting money," or complain about "messes." The remaining pets are older and more civilized. They tend to doze quietly in a corner now. Interesting parts from China are so cheap and easy to use. I think I can finally finish the robot I've been building for 50 years. You're an inspiration. Thanks. OBTW, while metric units of measure are better in just about every other way, (with apologies to the rest of the world,) when working with parts that came out of the '70s digital era--sometimes it's easier to use imperial units of measure. It's just that ".1 inch" is so much more elegant than 2.54mm.
I just wanted to tell you that I do enjoy your videos and they do help ... sometimes I do have to review my knowledge and I repeat watch them ....keep them coming ... thank you
2 weeks ago I came for a multimeter review. Then I saw a movie in which you advise young Erik how to start his adventure with electronics cheaply. At this point, I knew I was in good company and the time spent on your channel is well worth it. P.S I subscribe :-)
Your videos are so helpful. As soon as I see there is a new one I watch it. I am learning so much about electronics that it has come to extensively augment my model railroading hobby. Thanks for your contributions!
This is a comment, as requested. Thanks for the amazing videos, this is the first place I check when I need some info for projects! GL on 100k before the end of the year, you got this!
Really cool. A couple months ago I knew squat about anything, now I actually followed along and understood everything! Great instructional videos, thanks Paul.
EXPERIMENT COMPLETED!! I hear ya on this friggin heat!! Here in MI today, on my local weather app, I'm told the temp = 92°, & feels like 99°!!! We're cookin' now baby! Whew!! BTW - the sound of the running AC is/was minimal, and not intrusive at all. Also, thank you SOOOO much, kind sir, on all the videos you make. When I see them pop up in my feed, I save them into my own little custom-made saved folder, titled "LearnElectronics", then watch them every weekday, while drinking my lunch ;) Thanks again, & please keep it up!! "Peace - I'm out." :D
I realized I've been enjoying your teaching style and content for months now. You have a natural talent for instructional videos. You're doing a great job.
Such a good boy, helping your aunt and mom. Nice pcb, I have started getting used to surface mount parts. The biggest reason is I now have a good microscope for soldering a Swift S41-20. That even helps my 56 year old eyes to see those tiny parts.
Just starting out like I have mentioned previously so I will watch it again so I will watch I again till I grasp it which I will. Thank you for sharing 😀😀😀
Howdy from San Francisco! I'm a big fan of the 317s. I restore old test equipment and one of my usual tricks when rebuilding VTVMs is to build a small battery eliminator powered off the filament voltage; then you never have to worry about leaky batteries ever again. I build my circuits with a 1k trimmer so I can bring the voltage right to 1.5V (or for my oldest models 3V) It's not really needed but I'll stick on one of those small heatsinks just to be safe.
Comments I'm told really helps this channel, and if we can do something small like this and it makes a difference I'm 100% in support of it. Paul's the best
This channel is one of the best resources I've found for understanding how to create actual working circuits for anyone who is learning. Thank you for taking the time to create these videos.
Thank you for SO many things - sharing your experiences (both the good and the bad), your knowledge, your humor, your time, and your Gerbers! I appreciate it.
Paul is great! Experienced pro's can learn from him. He covers things that any electronics junkie needs to know on both circuits or equipment. Time very well spent on this channel!
Thank you for your excellent projects and videos; your experience and imagination is a great asset. Keep up the great work; from Phil over the pond in the UK.
The kids are grown and no longer a distraction (Trying to eat parts or play with the soldering iron.). Wife is gone so there's no one around to tell me that I'm "wasting money," or complain about "messes." The remaining pets are older and more civilized. They tend to doze quietly in a corner now. Interesting parts from China are so cheap and easy to use. I think I can finally finish the robot I've been building for 50 years. You're an inspiration. Thanks.
OBTW, while metric units of measure are better in just about every other way, (with apologies to the rest of the world,) when working with parts that came out of the '70s digital era--sometimes it's easier to use imperial units of measure. It's just that ".1 inch" is so much more elegant than 2.54mm.
I just wanted to tell you that I do enjoy your videos and they do help ... sometimes I do have to review my knowledge and I repeat watch them ....keep them coming ... thank you
2 weeks ago I came for a multimeter review. Then I saw a movie in which you advise young Erik how to start his adventure with electronics cheaply. At this point, I knew I was in good company and the time spent on your channel is well worth it.
P.S I subscribe :-)
Your videos are so helpful. As soon as I see there is a new one I watch it. I am learning so much about electronics that it has come to extensively augment my model railroading hobby. Thanks for your contributions!
Thank you
This is a comment, as requested.
Thanks for the amazing videos, this is the first place I check when I need some info for projects! GL on 100k before the end of the year, you got this!
Please include on the "all the gear I currently use" list the circuit design and Gerber file generating software. Thanks.
Thanks for taking the time to post these great videos.
Love your channel. Always fun to watch and I always learn something. Thanks.
Thanks for this channel. I not only learn about electronics and components, but I learn how to think through electronic issues. Thanks again.
Be safe, Paul! Great video, and best wishes! Keep em coming.
your one of my favorite channels ,keep up the good work man
You're the best Paul! Always enjoy watching your videos.
Hi from the UK I love this channel, I’ve just started doing electronics as a hobby. Keep up your good work
awesome ideas and work done on this channel, as usual! keep at er Paul!
As a electronics newbie your projects help me a lot, keep up the good work, best wishes from India
I always enjoy your videos! Keep it up Paul! 👏🏻👍
..you're the greatest Paul! ..I'm an old(er) electronics hobbyist (73) and love the ideas and tech know how that you give us! ..thank you Paul!
Thanks for all your projects and knowledge, Paul! You have one of the best channels!
Always enjoy and learn from your channel! Thanks for sharing! Cheers!
Love your videos. Especially that you don't edit out mistakes but how to fix them!
More power to you; no resistence from me ! Your capacity for instructionals is super.
Nice video, always learning stuff on your channel. Thank you!
Thanks for all the lessons!
Great little project. Thanks!
Hi Paul, enjoying your video's, trying to binge watch from 2016. Keep up the great work.
Keep up the good work. Your videos are always clear interesting.
You rock paul! Always willing to help with an experiment!
A great project. Thanks for making the Gerber's available to us. Appreciate your hard work.
Really like this channel. Helps me get into those nitty-gritty details of circuits.
Thanks
Brilliant project and ver useful... Thank you for your videos
Keep up the good work, thank you for all your work on these videos.
Hey, love your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Your videos are so helpful, I really appreciate the video tutorials and projects.
Really cool. A couple months ago I knew squat about anything, now I actually followed along and understood everything! Great instructional videos, thanks Paul.
Recently rediscovered electronics and your channel. Have learned much already. Thank you!
Cool vid, loving this series
EXPERIMENT COMPLETED!!
I hear ya on this friggin heat!!
Here in MI today, on my local weather app, I'm told the temp = 92°, & feels like 99°!!!
We're cookin' now baby! Whew!!
BTW - the sound of the running AC is/was minimal, and not intrusive at all.
Also, thank you SOOOO much, kind sir, on all the videos you make. When I see them pop up in my feed, I save them into my own little custom-made saved folder, titled "LearnElectronics", then watch them every weekday, while drinking my lunch ;)
Thanks again, & please keep it up!!
"Peace - I'm out."
:D
I like it written on paper so you can save it without electricity. You learn both ways.
Useful and authentic as always. Thanks!
Thank you for this. Looking forward to the rest of the project.
I love experiments! Keep up the great work.
I realized I've been enjoying your teaching style and content for months now. You have a natural talent for instructional videos. You're doing a great job.
Thanks
Thanks Paul for the continuous enthusiasm!
Keep up the Quality videos, Thank You
Thanks for another great video - I enjoy your content!
Thanks for sharing your videos!
As always great video. I learn something form them all.
Exactly my next project. Cheers dude. Keep safe.
I enjoy your videos and have learned quite a bit.
Great video as usual. Informative and fun.
One of the best channels to get some interesting ideas from
I watch all your vids and look forward to seeing them each week
Excellent topic for a video, you have encouraged me to make a couple of these too.
Such a good boy, helping your aunt and mom. Nice pcb, I have started getting used to surface mount parts. The biggest reason is I now have a good microscope for soldering a Swift S41-20. That even helps my 56 year old eyes to see those tiny parts.
Paul, your videos are the best
Just starting out like I have mentioned previously so I will watch it again so I will watch I again till I grasp it which I will. Thank you for sharing 😀😀😀
Howdy from San Francisco! I'm a big fan of the 317s. I restore old test equipment and one of my usual tricks when rebuilding VTVMs is to build a small battery eliminator powered off the filament voltage; then you never have to worry about leaky batteries ever again. I build my circuits with a 1k trimmer so I can bring the voltage right to 1.5V (or for my oldest models 3V) It's not really needed but I'll stick on one of those small heatsinks just to be safe.
I love this idea!
BTW - great content and so well presented. Please keep up the great work.
Thanks for this, I'm working on doing my own version of this, and yours was very informative.
Happy to leave a comment - I enjoy the content of your channel
I have only recently found your channel. Loving the content.
Great personal spin on a BB power supply! Those were some crazy storms and hope the flooding wasn't too bad in the aunties basement.
Just discovered your channel, such an amazing content.
Thank you very much for the knowledge
Nice idea, nice project!
I love your videos and how you make little comments to the audience it’s always great to watch and learn
Thank you for your excellent projects and videos; your experience and imagination is excellent; from Phil, over the pond, in the U.K.
late to the party, but discovered your channel recently, and I love it! thanks for the projects and teachings. Good Job!
great project, thank you
keep the video’s coming enjoying all of the
Great simple demo great for me as a beginner
Great video as usual. Thanks
Great job with the video!
I'm Going to build a few of these...Paul your great
Keep up the good work👍
Really like your setup
Love it. I want to try this. Thanks
This looks realy good. Good job paul!
Nice work and nice channel, hope to see more about in circuit sound sensors. All the best
Thank you.
Paul keep up the great work
Like the bread board power supplies, very handy...
Excellent Sir (IMO), thank you for the video, I am grateful.
Thank you for the video.
Hi paul, takecare n be safe. Also thanks for the contents, ❤️❤️❤️
The sound from the air conditioner really isn't disruptive to the video. If you didn't mention it I would not have noticed. Great video as always.
Hi, love your videos, I dont watch al your videos, but quite a few.. Keep up the good work, thanks..
Just found this channel and I'm excited to watch more.
Nice kit, thanks, was looking for something like that
Your finished projects always look professional!
Another great video!!! 👍😁👊
Useful project.
Great video as usual.
Another great video!
Nice Video as always!
Thank you for the videos!