Electrical Basics Class

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  @f.villanueva · 3 years ago · pinned

  Thank you for the interesting topic. 💙💙💙

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  @gabelongmire8626 · 1 year ago

  Been a stationary engineer at a central heating and cooling plant for a few years now, and Bryan has a few videos on the refrigerate system as well. Dude does a really solid job at taking these things that seem somewhat complicated and breaking them down. He’s how I passed my tests. Thanks Bryan!

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  @Gtu57 · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsdt310LESw&amp;t=1360">22:40</a> I worked in a coal plant that was like this. &nbsp;Mind you everything is wet. &nbsp;First time welding in there I was doing a repair on a leaking chute. &nbsp;I sat on a hand rail right under the chute and used a ground jumper from a different rail to the chute. &nbsp; Sat down and went to strike an arc and literally got blasted up my ass. &nbsp;😂 true welcome to the field moment

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  @AviBuxton · 1 year ago

  Great teaching style and sense of humor. Envy your students.

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  @starhopper457 · 12 days ago

  Brian, you are an outstanding teacher!

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  @BuildingbyNature · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m 33 and I have my first day as an electrical apprentice next week. This was very helpful. Thank you!

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  @AlcaHolicGamer · 11 months ago (edited)

  I don&apos;t know why I decided to watch this as a 2nd year EE but I enjoyed it and the call out at the beginning is warranted but I have to throw out one &quot;um actually&quot; at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsdt310LESw&amp;t=3631">1:00:31</a>.<br>Wavelength and frequency are two separate things. Wavelength is describing the physical length of the wave (in m) from peak to peak, and frequency describes the <b>time</b> (Hz) from peak to peak of the wave.

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  @1BadTXV · 5 months ago

  10 years in the trade. Consisting mostly of residential installs. Watching this really has opened my eyes of how much I don’t know and where I should be.

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  @dunkxs · 3 years ago

  Thanks for the video. Put in timestamps please.

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  @paulb4496 · 2 years ago

  I was repairing a Microwave oven and got shocked by the capacitor and it stopped my heart. It had been unplugged for a week. I lost consciousness and woke up on the floor. <br>The sudden stop when my butt hit the floor started my heart &nbsp;again. Discharge your capacitors with gloves on.

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  @lilrap335 · 6 months ago

  I am in HVAC electrical class right now and man this channel has so much knowledge. Really apreciate it.

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  @googleevil9553 · 1 year ago

  I heard this a thousand times and really, it never gets old to be reminded about electrical safety. Thank you.