Electrical Systems - Part 2

[@josecorrea9569]

Súper information. Where can I Find part 3?

[@dngoodchild]

Very, very good. Straightforward and clear explanations. Same with Part 1. I found out a lot of good basic information that was new to me!

[@BilgemasterBill]

Thanks for posting this great little series!

[@riv1950]

Very good video, excellent info, thank you!

[@captainscottlum2371]

Great information. I like to use dielectric grease on the ends of wires before crimping in hopes to lessen the chance for corrosion.

[@Juliaronan]

Awesome! Thanks! Can't wait to see the next one!

[@What_If_We_Tried]

Very informative. Really appreciate this lecture series. Thank-you...

[@charlescain7962]

Any thoughts on dielectric grease, good, bad, useful or waste of money?

[@timtoolman1243]

Use it, works great

[@dshds31088]

Where is the best place to order boat electrical lines and components online ? Thanks

[@Adventure-Story]

Nice video ,also some problems to battery occurred from change of temperatures through passing different climates.

[@454chevy454]

Very good

[@bchrisl1491]

Good information. Good sound. Get a tripod for that camera and use it. Make cuts to show closeup details. The constant motion on a wide shot works for short durations, but gets to be distracting when one is focused on the speaker in long takes

[@JamestownTV]

all that great advice and no videos of your own to see!

[@bchrisl1491]

JamestownTV That may be, but That doesn't change the fact that your technique could improve. Try taking a few classes at the community college.

[@corbinlinder2631]

I would disagree with you in this setting. Personally, I find that the camera motion adds interest. The camera work is well done. Static shots with tripods are uninteresting and can be boring. For learning about wiring, this method of video production has definitely helped me. Keep up the good work. My only critique would be of a close-up shot in another video where the instructor explained the meaning of the text on the wire insulation. In that shot and the camera was out of focus. He quickly fixed the issue though, in the following shot.