Thanks for showing us the out take, that was pretty damn funny. Laughing with you, not at you cause' my assembling skills are no where near the level of yours...
I notice that you just put the wire or lead through the hole and solder rather than first making a good physical connection as Mark Blueglow has advised in his build videos.
I've never run into problems myself but that's not a bad idea if someone wants to take that extra step of complication. If I was building something subject to movement or vibration I would be more concerned. Seems a bit overkill to me. I do make sure all safety grounds are done that way.
Your blooper reel is assume. You are becoming my favorite youtuber. You should definitely do more of that. It makes it fun.
Thanks! Will do!
I believe you intended Awesome rather than assume.
@@danielthomas3057 oh well
@@danielthomas3057 that's what I get for commenting drunk I guess.
Don't forget to solder the other end of that remote ground (the side at the star ground)! :)
Yeah I caught that :) Thanks for the reminder!
It doesn't matter whether or not the grid stopper resistor is snug to the pin or 1/2" away... electronically it is the same.
I've seen some folks say it does. It's not going to hurt to do this.
www.aikenamps.com/index.php/grid-resistors-why-are-they-used
Thanks for showing us the out take, that was pretty damn funny. Laughing with you, not at you cause' my assembling skills are no where near the level of yours...
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I notice that you just put the wire or lead through the hole and solder rather than first making a good physical connection as Mark Blueglow has advised in his build videos.
I've never run into problems myself but that's not a bad idea if someone wants to take that extra step of complication. If I was building something subject to movement or vibration I would be more concerned. Seems a bit overkill to me.
I do make sure all safety grounds are done that way.