Practical Electronics & Circuits 101 - Intro to Capacitors, Inductors, & Filters

[@jimle22]

I am not 17. I am 73 but I also found this lesson / tutorial very useful as I am a retired electronics hobbiest and musician. I also could follow what you were teaching due to your deliberate and slow speech. Thanks. Liked and Subed, hope it helps.

[@softwarerevolutions]

lol.

[@PhazerTech]

Thanks for the feedback. It definitely helps and it's gratifying to hear how helpful these videos are for people from all kinds of backgrounds. If you're into music gear then you'll definitely want to stick around and share your thoughts!

[@CptFitzgerald]

My guy, it's been a journey. As a person who wanted to know more about the field I was going to go back to school for- to a sales associate in a high end electronics and computer store, this information formatted in this medium is invaluable and will help me immensely in my job and my ability to acheive my dreams. I look forward to your next video.

[@PhazerTech]

Thanks bud, it's awesome to hear how helpful these videos are proving to be. YT truly is a great medium for educational resources and not just for entertainment. It helps people break barriers and discover new paths.. it's the journey that matters not the destination!

[@codeunited5905]

Ayo! This is too good! Im a 17-year-old who wants to get into electronics and they way you explain stuff really makes sense. Continue your work, brother. You eared a new subscriber!

[@PhazerTech]

That's awesome I'm glad to hear that! These videos should be extremely helpful whether you're planning to work on projects at home or if you decide to study a related field in college, either way these videos will definitely be worth it.

[@codeunited5905]

@@PhazerTech deff, brother. hope you get recognised for the work that you are doing!

[@softwarerevolutions]

The lesson I needed about two decades ago. Good. Subbed. Please make more practical series and one on Fuses especially.

[@PhazerTech]

Haha when making these videos I ask myself what would have helped me back when I was first studying this stuff. Looks like it's working. Thanks, it's great to hear the positive feedback and I'll keep that in mind!