I want to by this but unfortunately I am from Bangladesh, how to make this machine please share with us

Just bought my first multimeter and soldering supplies, and I am very glad I found your channel! Thanks man!

Thank-you!Thank-you!Thank-you!🙏🙏🙏

You are great teacher, thanks for your lesson ❤❤❤❤❤ love from India

Great videos. Finally, videos that dont make me fall asleep on this material.

I'm proud I found your channel. Thank you for sharing, even more than your device, for your experience in design it. Cheers!

🎉🎉🎉 I sleep well with something in head thanks 🙏 🎉

Good teacher 👨‍🏫 Stay give us more details.much respect 🫡

Disposable vape pens entered chat. I love getting those to salvage so many good pieces and parts. I am still pondering the thought of a good use for the negative pressure switch on some. I am still very new to the electronic world but enjoying my quest so far. Thank you sir for the great content

Simplistic way of teaching. Great and intuitive. Awesome. Thanks professor

I retrained from being a factory worker to a computer programmer when I was in my early 40's (retired now after 20+ years in the industry). The first instructors and courses I had - and they made my new career success possible - were as much about the philosophical and mental preparation for the career as they were about computers. Very similar to the concepts and learnings in this video, and PRICELESS PREPARATION. Thank you!

Thank you for your videos. I admire you very much. Best regards.

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I wish I had a friend with this mind set, that's knowledgeable, I love your thought process and conclusions, I agree with them all. Appreciate all your time and dedication to sharing and passing on your passion. I hope to someday build a guitar pedal and tube anp and your videos have rekindled a spark. Much love to you sir!

You are inspiring even starting back into electronics after 40 yo

Leo, when's the next part coming out!!

This was very insightful! Please continue the series!!

Great Design.

Hey, "Leo's Bag of Tricks". Why'd you show as a background to your explanation of an "electric circuit" @ 4:16, an image of a poster advertising a "Circuit - Biggest International Gay Festival" event, y'creepasoid? So wildly inappropriate & lewdly rude, dude.

I am glad I ran across your network! I have an associate degree in mechanical engineering but my time in college is thirty years past! Structurally speaking those figures have not changed much but upon electrical genetics they seem to be neverending in their dynamics! I now have the time to learn but until now haven't found a convenient manner to study the dynamics until I found your page! Thank you for providing knowledge upon this status!

Hi Leo! Do you have this project in dxf file?

You can't teach an old dog new tricks. I'm sure your old equipment isn't as perfect as you believe, if you were to ask anyone but you. The worst product review I've ever watched. You are so critical of this product and not their target audience at all. You're stuck in 1950 with your signal generator that's as big as a coffee table. I think it's because you lack the funds to buy new. Just briefly watching another video of yours, "how to fix a USB cable", you use epoxy and leave the usb plug hanging 2" below the device. That'll break off in a week. You're product design for that is a joke yet you are railing on miniware for sending you a free product and the gall of them to send test leads. Try them for a few days and they aren't slippery. You should be more critical of your own designs. Look at how bulky your load test device is. Who would carry around a 10lb device. Just saying, you're extremely critical of professional devices, but rave about your designs that are preschool production. And what's the chance of two devices having the same issue. Likely your power issue or you not knowing how to use the device. Read the manual. It's not that hard to power on. Yes, they could have done better labeling, but it's still that you don't have time to read and instead are one of those employees that asks everyone else how to do things which they learned by reading the manual. You want knowledge from everyone else's labor and not your own.

Heat will vary any component's characteristics however it would be more correct to say that the resistance is nonlinear with temperature. Ohms Law always applies that is why it is a law. Otherwise bravo, you are an excellent teacher.

Whish i had this when i was a kid. Good tips to keep the magic black smoke in.

Buy you a drink in the old diode dive bar. The place where stories are told that start out with the line. " Your not going to belive this ------ but! Best Regards Jack

I need test examples to work so I can see if I got it

Thanks

Great explanations

Thank you very much! My whole life.. Well the last 20y at least, I wished I'd get this.. maybe this course will be my new chance of getting a bit of an understanding of this amazing technology that is in everything I love and need. Thank you!

How to heat the cylinder head using electrical resistance?

'Air Circuits' on youtube is a pet hate of mine.

I hate when a video like this does not have more views

This is a useless crap if there is no output power

I just want a Sterling engine in reverse and the clawing and yearning For more information is hard I can't find one. You can't buy one I must build 1 but how.

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no part 4? :(

Very interesting video Im triying to make one so that I can read it with an Arduino will you ever make a video explaing something like this?

Super cool!

Hi Leo, may I suggest you format the videos to ask for the subscribe and like a little earlier. It struggle to do it before KZbin takes me somewhere else.

Hey Leo, this is the first Stirling engine video I've clicked on. Thanks for the addiction warning. I haven't watched your other two yet so maybe you have already employed the MPD-L1060 in your dyno design. I found brushless motors to be an excellent load when used as elecrical generators. If you mount them to be rotatable about the shaft axis and measure the torque with a strain gauge you can get a very dynamic data set that is easy to read with microprocessors. The speed is easy to pick from the output voltage waveform.

Excellent Videos!

thank you for your time and expertise

excellent content, please keep it coming

I'm 72 and own "FineArtLight" a n art lighting business. Recently my supplier of Halogen light bulbs quit importing to the US. I was forced to learn about LEDs that use 700 ma and 3.3 volts. Luckily I have a LED consultant who developed a 12 volt contols board to deliver the 700 ma at the 3.3 volts required. We have the boards currently being built in China but due to the tarriffs we have decided to build them here in the US. My LED consultant has a pick and place machine for the first 1000 units but does not want to make the next 10-20 thousand units. I need to learn electronics and understand what he has created in case anything happens to him. I might have to buy a pick and place machine to continue production. Thank you for your wonderful class.

... You wouldn't even need to change the name, it's perfect for oldies.

There's a good, strong and perennial market for the rememberizer in home care. Seriously, When caring for my dad, we would have used it daily. One time I took if for two months to Japan and he couldn't watch the horse races for 57 or those 60 days.

Hi Leo, I found you from researching wire wrapping. I'm really enjoying your videos and your english. I will send you plenty of comments as I explore your rich and well made content. Good on you for now. Catch you later, Michael