You're doing a fantastic job! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (tag suit turtle raccoon orange fever main skull special hungry crystal mixture). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

so greatful for this review! I only had to watch the first 2 minutes to totally convince me NOT to buy a miniware DC LOAD... saved me a lot of money so thank you!

You show how you made the clock, but you never show it fully assembled and working? Why???????

I love your style, Leo.

Dude this is the best tutorial I've ever seen so far. I have attempted to learn Electronics off and on for years I'm not consecutively very , butt sporadic. I have really bad ADHD and while that helps me to have intense focus and even obsession over my current pursuit of knowledge call my it can be very hard to continue forward as I'm burnt out completely. On the plus side I have learned a lot of very cool things and I will continue to do so over the course of my entire life. I understand a decent amount through my years of open on studying the way you are presenting things it's so much easier to understand. There is nothing I find more accelerating than the ability to make progress in the pursuit of knowledge and somehow you found the way to make that even more exciting. Thank you

Our brainwaves are on the same path. Ive taught myself dozens of things. I believe anyone can learn anything and the key to gaining the confidence to do just that, one should develop their emotional intelligence, which results in a much greater understanding of how you learn, and why things can be broken down into manageable pieces and much less being overwhelmed

Can you recommend books? For someone repairing SmartPhones / Laptops / office box strapping tape auto dispenser.

Heyy, very fascinated by the design concept. Is it possible for you to send the 3D File of the model?

Leo, can you explain why the Electrode impedance is high?

OMG, that’s awesome. I was recently trying to design a circuit using relays with my limited knowledge - to trigger a capacitor. Quickly, I realised it could be done, but components were expensive as I gave up. I am definitely interested in the kit, but I want to scale it. I wonder what size motor 24volts could power? More research … The education kit is also awesome, and you’re very smart. This has more benefits of just being a kit. Most kits are dumb. This could end big oil.

I would also recommend not to be too perfectionist, it has held me back a lot in life. Especially electronics …

I really liked you mentioning finding a mentor . Having a human connection whilst going out of your comfort zone is so important and encouraging. Dobyou offer mentoring services ? :-)

Thank you for the wisdom. Your words are very encouraging.

I’m a bit confused by your explanation. When you remove the battery and claim the resistors are in parallel, aren’t you essentially describing a different circuit? Without the battery, there’s no potential difference to drive current or define a reference point for positive and negative. In the original voltage divider circuit, the resistors are clearly in series, and the total resistance seen from the source is 20kΩ. Even if you measure from the positive or negative terminal to the output of the divider, the circuit would still see 10kΩ because of the series configuration. Halving the impedance only makes sense if the resistors are truly in parallel, which isn’t the case here. Could you clarify why you simplified the circuit this way? Thanks!

What is in the existential crisis box?

Very interesting! Thank you!

Very interesting! Thank you!

looks like someone is dancing

Amen and... thanks

Thanks. Very wise approach. Im a professional in another field and I really can appreciate all this big picture approach. Congrats. You’re an amazing teacher.

Thank you for these videos!

Learn electronics : One component at a time.

I think u need better counterweights

Brilliant content! But as a mechanical engineer, I might have encouraged starting with an inexpensive digital scale (& lever arm as used on big dynos) & reverse engineering it to output an analog or digital signal.... looking forward to next steps (& since it was a few years ago I only need to wait til I have time to watch). Thanks for creating this content!

You got my like and sub around the "Addiction" part of this video, lol. Glad to know I am know the only one who became fascinated and feel they must build one.

This series is amazing , please keep going we need to know a lot about electronics❤❤

Starting at 54, have basics only, will be self taught through books and your videos. Thank you!

love the existential crisis parts box

Wow it's so cool! It would be interesting to see how to make a lotus-like mechanism, with multiple levels of leaves opening one after the other

Looked away once he done changed shirt three times

Very interesting inside on the batteries. I haven't heard that kind of explanation ever! and it does make a ton of sense!

WOW! I wish I had these teachings decades ago when I first started working on electronics! They would have simplified my life and my career! Thanks a ton! I will definitely keep watching and recommend your videos!

Thanks, Leo!! appreciate your inside!

What is that teflon tubing size and how/where to buy it?

More cowbell! Let's see the next iteration of your Stirling Engine.

As I need a newer one

What is the make of your Bench Multimeter right behind you.

I like how you have a dedicated tray for existential crises

Electronics fashion icon

Congratulations 🎊!!

This was super helpful.

You can make $ if a bit smaller and remote or side display. Lightning! Anyone around lightning could use a field mill to tell when to get back in the work truck! Line workers, etc. For those that don't have $2-10k... :)

Thanks, Mr. Leo Very Informative videos, go Ahead.

There is a box labeled "existential crises"

4:16 ??? that's the image you pick for 'circuit'??!

There is great possibilities of inspiration from Stirling models. One of those has adopted. single slot crankshaft and operates the displacer attracting it by magnetic action. It really reduces weight improving the timing of the displacer. There are some hits in the action but, who knows. Than there is an extremely complicated route but promising, making use of the TAUROZZI pendolar piston which really makes pistons very energy efficient optimizing friction. Other possibilities could come out from the "diafragm" compressors design which has metal sheets as diafragm... Let's keep thinking...

Please comment your hearts out: I get stressed when I see there's only 2 episodes left from this fantastic tutorials.

This is perfection, Thanks, But I really wanted this series to be 100 parts not just 5 :), please continue teaching

YT must put an standard for creating professional channels: letting this type of guys teach not 27 y.o kids and their stupid stuff

Great that. I'm actually interested in an exact copy of the chip circuit with the crystal but all made from transistors. Would that be possible? If so, approximately how many transistors? Thanks.