Love this video the guy's voice is a carbon copy of the narrator of a series of videos I remember watching a series by Carrier teaching mechanical cooling principles.
I find it sad that it is easier to fine engineering explanation videos from 1950 than now. These videos with their odd old-time music, voices, and visuals have some of the best explanations I can find. And that's coming from someone from Generation Z.
For me ,this is the best way to present and explain a scientific subject through a documentary . Staying on point from the beggining to the end. Going through strict step by step explanation , speaking simple words and in a rate fast enough to not get the audience bored, but also slow enough keeping in mind that the audience needs some time to process the new information. Although the modern documentaries and science youtube channels are rich in visual effects , they tend to follow a very specific trend using means that take away from the ending resault . Means like very fast speach , sometimes so fast that is not real , especialy on youtube channels when they have to edit the video , literaly at the end of every couple sentences, to make it sound coherent. Others use actors , building a feeling of saspence around the life of the famous scientist hero , that its not actually needed. I am here watching your video ,being curious by the scientific subject you are presenting. I dont need all the cinematography parts. Science is intriguing , i dont need the "cool jokes " to enjoy something that i already like .
I mean this film was created in the late 1930's and the principles still apply to a standard open diff. And they explained it so simply that it is STILL a good film to teach people about how a differential works.
Ive just started studying mechanical engineering this fall , but had never known what the heck the diffenrential for and how it works until watching this amazing video
there we're a lot of smart people back in the day of the early auto, most of their designs are still used today .. they didn't have computers to help them, they used their brains..
computers have nothing to do with it. Computers just do the working out part. Humans do the brainstorming part. Modern day computers cant suddenly come up with plans for machinery. Humans always put in input, in real time or stored in storage. Computers only do working out. Computers just speed stuff up. They are nothing without people. I Don't understand the point your trying to make. "everyone relies on computers these days"?
Jamil ahmed: excellent point. Machines don't have the "mind" that humans have. It's simply hardware. They simply "do" as told. They don't reason, they don't think. Computers need "programmers." There will always be the need for the human element. Thanks for making your comment.
incredible hu? basically we have 50 years of different stylings on the outside and inside, and just a bunch of tweaks to an old drive train technology including engine, management, transmission and other components... true to the: "if ain't broke, don't fix it" idea... at least the electric drive train technology is catching up to change all this... cheers!
It’s amazing how even though this video is pretty old it STILL applies even today. That’s why I love older cars and trucks! You can do whatever you want to them and add all these electronics but those electronics won’t last 5 years and will change drastically in how they work over time but the simple mechanics of how a vehicle works are what actually make it go. These hybrid cars with their electric motor attempting to replace the transmission won’t make it past this century
This is exactly what I was looking for! Except for me, this will be used in reverse! The power will come from the two axles, and will be connected to a generator at the end of the drive shaft! Perfect system for optimal power gain from two different RPM systems!
i'm a first year mechanical engineer and i would like to thank you for this channel and it's amazingly clear videos. thank you very much.
Yazan Abdouni langue françes
U sum what i want to say..
This really broke it down to an 8th grade level, which when it comes to auto mechanics that's the level I'm at. Great video.
One of the most impressive videos on UA-cam.
this is easily the best explanation i have ever seen of this concept, yay 1950's! ps, love how he says spokes lol
True ! This video is so helpful !!
This video is so good. Any common man can understand easily.
A common man without ANY technical knowledge, or education can understand the concepts. As I did. Well-done. Thanks.
I'm 5 years old and i understand this video
This looks like 1930s.
Best explanation I've seen
Very short but clear, straight to the point
That was a sick ghost ride the whip towards the end! 😱
everything would be so much easier for everyone if the teachers of today explain as clearly as this man.
I love all these old training videos!
Love this video the guy's voice is a carbon copy of the narrator of a series of videos I remember watching a series by Carrier teaching mechanical cooling principles.
Why nobody do this kind of documentaries anymore? The way they explain things is insultingly simple. And effective
This channel is so good, the explanations are so clear and well written. Easily one the best of it's kind if not the best.
i never knew that what differential is in cars, very informative video, i learned it from scratch
+Azhar Abbas i know Differential Equation In Math :D :P
why did i not see these educational videos early In my life..but never too late.. thanks
I find it sad that it is easier to fine engineering explanation videos from 1950 than now. These videos with their odd old-time music, voices, and visuals have some of the best explanations I can find. And that's coming from someone from Generation Z.
Wow! Best video and explanation ever! All auto students should watch this before learning about a differential.
I tried to figure this out from many years but this had taught me exactly what it is .
Wow its the best explanation ,even today there is nothing like this to explain it .
I wish the college I attended 35 years ago would have explained it in such a simple manner.
Love the old motor scooters, reminds me of my 48 panhead.
As long as my life, this is the 1st time I can see in detail the logical thinking of the differential mechanism, awesome!! 👍😍
Really good visual of how a differential works!
this video gave a perfect explanation. thank you so much for sharing!
For me ,this is the best way to present and explain a scientific subject through a documentary . Staying on point from the beggining to the end. Going through strict step by step explanation , speaking simple words and in a rate fast enough to not get the audience bored, but also slow enough keeping in mind that the audience needs some time to process the new information.
Although the modern documentaries and science youtube channels are rich in visual effects , they tend to follow a very specific trend using means that take away from the ending resault . Means like very fast speach , sometimes so fast that is not real , especialy on youtube channels when they have to edit the video , literaly at the end of every couple sentences, to make it sound coherent. Others use actors , building a feeling of saspence around the life of the famous scientist hero , that its not actually needed. I am here watching your video ,being curious by the scientific subject you are presenting. I dont need all the cinematography parts. Science is intriguing , i dont need the "cool jokes " to enjoy something that i already like .
I never understood why we need differential fluid....but now I do! this was an excellent video
This is the dopest explanation i have ever seen.,,it is easy to follow and relate
learn so much with these documentries...Thank you who ever post it
Awesome video, thank you! Thanks to the older generation as well, they very well knew how to keep it simple.
What I thought as a complex mechanism explained so well. Thank you🙏🏼🙏🏼
I mean this film was created in the late 1930's and the principles still apply to a standard open diff. And they explained it so simply that it is STILL a good film to teach people about how a differential works.
I agree with most everyone else I definitely understand it completely now ...Explained it at a slow but steady pace. I love learning new things
Ive just started studying mechanical engineering this fall , but had never known what the heck the diffenrential for and how it works until watching this amazing video
Omg I learned more from this 1950's video than my time. No wonder they keep me asking " Is your car a 2wheel or 4 wheel drive?"
there we're a lot of smart people back in the day of the early auto, most of their designs are still used today .. they didn't have computers to help them, they used their brains..
terry wheatley Yep and that's just simply amazing and incredible
You know how computers got made right?
my dad was born in that era and ohhh boy i want to be just like him
computers have nothing to do with it. Computers just do the working out part. Humans do the brainstorming part. Modern day computers cant suddenly come up with plans for machinery. Humans always put in input, in real time or stored in storage. Computers only do working out. Computers just speed stuff up. They are nothing without people. I Don't understand the point your trying to make. "everyone relies on computers these days"?
Jamil ahmed: excellent point. Machines don't have the "mind" that humans have. It's simply hardware. They simply "do" as told. They don't reason, they don't think. Computers need "programmers." There will always be the need for the human element. Thanks for making your comment.
awesome video. simply fascinating how it's being engineered from a basic idea to a more complex model.
".. the automobile of today..." 50 years ago... xD
+rick9021090210 principe is same
incredible hu? basically we have 50 years of different stylings on the outside and inside, and just a bunch of tweaks to an old drive train technology including engine, management, transmission and other components... true to the: "if ain't broke, don't fix it" idea... at least the electric drive train technology is catching up to change all this... cheers!
50? Try 70 years ago.
@@rick9021090210 electric is trash
KyuuAA try 85... this videos from 1936
It’s amazing how even though this video is pretty old it STILL applies even today. That’s why I love older cars and trucks! You can do whatever you want to them and add all these electronics but those electronics won’t last 5 years and will change drastically in how they work over time but the simple mechanics of how a vehicle works are what actually make it go. These hybrid cars with their electric motor attempting to replace the transmission won’t make it past this century
This is one of the most genius engineering innovations ever created
I love this kind of videos, they are so easy to understand
How i wish a folk is here to see this!! Top gear, so this is how it woks
I have seen this video so many times now, but its just so well made!!
In one word. Awesome video.
keep watching this over and over
From the bottom of my heart. Thank you .
Beautifully explained... Thank you!!!
Nice I always wondered how the differential worked, Thanks
Wow! great explanation.
Explained in very best way. Thankyou.
Amazingly clear explanation.
Differential explained in a beautiful way
Thanks a lot. I fully understand. Bless u
Simple and to the point. A good reason why life was a hair better than it is now
Holy crap, finally a simple explanation 😱
thank you, great explanation !
Really you are a good teacher for me
Amazing video, thank you
Hats off for the work
Superb explaination...I loved it
Great video easy to understand and learned a lot thanks!
Everyone should learn to explain things like this.
Peoples are awesome....salute to these smart people.
Master of explanation.... Thank you
Sometimes I was just amazed how smart human beings are! Engineers are the best!
Really learned something here.. Let me feel "Ah I got it ", thanks
نشكركم على هذا المجهود الرائع
amazing and easy to understand!!!
Nice explanation sir
What a beauty to explain... thanks
Les loulous de Vilebrequin en sueur !
excellent
Flawless magnificent amazing
What a satisfying video ❤
great job thank you
best explanation about differential awesome
Love to learn thank you for teach me .
amazing it's very clear .thanks
thank you very much.
Thanks lot for clear inculcation.....
love this explanation
Perfect!
very informative video. Thank you
super explanation.thank you
Wonderful !
Clearly explanation, thank you
Thanks so simple to understand
Thank you for very good explaination
Nice way of teaching...
Amazing.
Very nice to engineer how to technically build any types of differential gear ratio. I like it. 🆒....!!!🚘
marvelous explanation
Good explanation i really appreciate
very clear description
This video would of been great when learning automechanics back in high school in my day.
Awesome.
best learning video ever
this is amazing
that's amazing
This is exactly what I was looking for! Except for me, this will be used in reverse! The power will come from the two axles, and will be connected to a generator at the end of the drive shaft! Perfect system for optimal power gain from two different RPM systems!
THANK YOU
perfect video, mega subscribed
awesome explanation