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Great. ❤❤❤

Great. ❤❤❤

Thorough introduction

An excellent introduction, very thorough & detailed

Great. ❤❤❤

I agreed that, certain voice, is *a refresher* (I wish I could read English like you). However, here's my tip. Get installed anything that works like *LOKENDO* voices (they are cheaply googled YT online). Pick one voice, and give any of them, the text you want to read... What I liked more on this video, it is you showed those cases using series/paralleled circuits... I really needed to be reminded to improve one solar project... Thanks! PS: The auto-generated translator in YT, as you can check, misspelled several words you KINDLY pronounced. That could be avoided (by improving) just adding the texted words on your video.

This looks like it might be a decent video, except that the audio quality is so bad that it is actually uncomfortable to listen to, and very hard to understand what you are saying.

I watched the whole thing and didn't see any nutshells

سلام خسته نباشید. بسیار عالی

Good video on diodes for freshers like you, the presenter. You could have included Point contact diodes, Varacter Diodes, Laser Diodes etc. And also the mechanism of how a diode is formed. The theory of a P-N junction. Anyway, good work. Pls continue. 👍🏻

Useful info

When I was assigned to positions abroad while in military service the most important thing I learned about communication other than learning the language of which I did not (I did learn the Arabic representations for numerals) is to not use slang. Only use common vocabulary not one specific to any sub-group in that language. Once the person deviates into slang or a vocabulary specific to a profession words can mean different things. I hope you will do well in determining there are many others with the same interests that you have.

wth is sanwi circuit? fail

Explanation is very confusing

Cool video but no native speaker would say "GND", ground is the correct way to say it. I guess you are using an ai bot for translation / narration.

Good intro but too many audio overlapping and the playback speed keep changing unfortunately after 5 minuntes I had to stop listening. I think you might need a new sound engineer

Not quite English in my opinion.

I sure hope this is an April fools day explanation

What is GENDISH?? I AM A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN FOR 50 YEARS AND NEVER HEARD OF GENDISH BEFORE!!??

Very interesting. Please, go on.

Hi 👋 Very much thanks for your channel and This clip 👌👍

❤❤❤ u are great

Very good

Thank you

Good

Very good

Good ❤

In English we call that wire covering heat shrink tubing. Great channel!

hope to learn more from your channel.

Thank you so much for sharing such a useful video! I also wanted to mention that your pronunciation has improved greatly over time. Keep up the great work!🙏

Thank you for taking the time to share

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Please upload in 240p resolution

Hi .thanks a lot for your excellent video .keep it up please .🙏 🙏 🙏

I think an example circuit on a breadboard demonstrating each of its 3 modes of operation would be a great addition to the video.

Circuit diagram please. (just joking) I've been an electronics tech for over 45 years and I like these videos and you did a good job! Nice video for 1st project. It is customary to put the red battery wire into the red power bus bar and the black wire into the blue or black power bus bar along the top and bottom of the breadboard. If you solder the tips of the battery wires they are easier to plug in the little holes of the breadboard. I'm your 2nd like!

I like that you are presenting tools that have signs of wear. It proves that you don't need to have everything new.

Interesting lab. What is your native language? English is also not my primary language, but I am comfortable enough with it. Although when I try to do unscripted videos, it doesn't turn out so well. So I resorted to scripting my videos. Perhaps I could do a lab tour of my own lab, but if you think yours is a mess, then mine looks like a tornado passed through it. LOL If I may make a suggestion, make your camera movements slower and give yourself a direction. The back and forths are distracting. You are better to go slower in one direction than panning left and right constantly.

Well done. Looking forward to your first lesson. Subscription added.