Upgrading an electrical service from 100A to 200A | Clark, New Jersey

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  @panplayer · 3 weeks ago

  This is now my fav channel. While I’m not an electrician, I am a ham radio operator and have always had fascination with the electrical grid, and the methods of distribution from the grid.

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  @mackfisher4487 · 2 years ago

  It's funny that some people are criticizing you for working SOME circuits hot, it's obvious that they are not electricians. Thanks for teaching the next group of apprentice electricians.

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  @apex7673 · 1 year ago

  Im an electrical apprentice that wants to do this kind of work myself one day and these videos are very helpful.  Almost feels like im doing it myself with the POV camera.  Thanks Ron for these videos

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  @BearStar1 · 2 months ago

  I am not a '' YouTuber Electrician ''  !!!  I'm a State Licensed Journeyman Electrician / Sub Contractor and have worked in the trade for 60 years ! Most of my work has been Residential and some Commercial. And most of the work that I have done over the 60 years , I worked alone doing all the work myself from design layout , roughing in and final trim out. I admire your work that you do Ron and the fact that you also do most of it all by yourself ! I Tip my Hat to You and Salute You ! You are Professional !!

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  @thr8061 · 5 months ago

  I know you’re safe but it still gives me heebie-jeebies.  I’m going through all your videos.  My nephew works for Milwaukee Tools.  We checked out our old load center.  It’s a Square  D QO 100A but old,  Great condition.  No corrosion and all breakers were replaced when we bought this house 20 years ago. Stay safe and keep making videos!

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  @stevensmith1183 · 1 year ago

  I’ve been a licensed Electrician, over 35 yrs and I say kudos to you,   Your work is most definitely neat and workmanlike as written in the NEC ,  I was watching one of your videos where you spoke about rude comments being written in your comments and I say to anyone doing that,  they would obviously be very inexperienced and childish as well,   Because I’ve seen nothing but good solid installs , I also take great pride in my work and always go that extra mile to make it as close to perfect as possible and I truly believe that you do as well ,

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• CR

  @cross4590 · 1 year ago

  Knocking on the piece of wood pushing the panel in 🔥🔥🔥. New trick learned

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• MR

  @MrJujubean · 2 years ago

  I love watching your videos. As far as you forgetting to turn cam back on right after battery change is no biggie I don&apos;t think. I just thank you so much for sharing you work and experience with us. I&apos;m sure doing the video takes a lot of time to set up and make sure you get good content.its also nice that you take time out of your busy schedule to teach the new future electricians. <br>Many years ago that is how I got into refrigeration. From a trade school 2 nights a week a veteran refrigeration tradesman taught the class 2 nights a week, from there I got hired at a local HVAC company for on the job training. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with everyone

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  @Sheridevs · 2 years ago

  No critiquing from me, I just enjoy watching knowledgeable people do work that is interesting. I watch lots of videos on different fields of work and it&apos;s always informative and entertaining. This is a great video and it&apos;s very well presented and laid out for the layperson to understand. Thank you.

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  @CaptainNixon · 2 years ago

  I love the service upgrade / panel replacement videos (and the ones where you encounter knob/tube!), I&apos;m not in the electrical trade myself but I absolutely enjoy watching and learning from an experienced professional like yourself.

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• BR

  @briancarlisi2224 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Just found your channel. &nbsp;I like how you narrate after shooting your video to condense a day or so’s work into 30 minutes. &nbsp;Well done!

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  @BassmanII · 6 months ago

  Planning on using the PVC board as a backplate for new mailboxes on the side of my house for my upstairs neighbor and myself.