Tresham College Welcomes YouTube Special Guests but the Electrical Learners are the Real Stars

[@piney6587]

First off Gaz, Joe and the team should be knighted for there services to the electrical industry, they/you are a key part to all us sparkies new and old driving our sector to being the best it can be by spreading best practices. A thanks to those you tubers who take the risk of displaying there work for the world to see. Dont be put off by what comments you receive, it's part of the learning process for us all. Keep up the good work

[@GSHElectrical]

Thanks for the support this is one of favourite messages this year 👍.

[@doctorelectric470]

Agreed, helped me through my training, I'm going back into college next week to chat to some of the new learners, GSH Electrical is one of the KZbin channels I will be telling them to watch

[@albertkleyn111]

Excellent video. A huge thanks to our KZbin stars who made the journey to the college. At 75 years old...this was unheard of in my days. Just awe inspiring to the the lads sharing their knowledge and experience with these young college students. Mere words of thanks are NOT enough, they gave up a day of pay to be at the college. With examples like these guys, there is a bright future for the "spark" profession. Gresham college, all tributes to you too for making this possible. When we are young, we all need a hero to look up too. That is what YOU have given your students. It makes me wish I was young again. On a final note, to all of us, remember the many many other hardworking "sparkies" out there. They too are worthy of praise and support. My two cents worth. Albert.

[@GSHElectrical]

Wow what a fantastic message thanks for taking the time to comment... I love it... thanks again... Gaz 👍

[@imranmajid1978]

I'm not an electrician, but I like to watch those KZbin electricians and find the work very interesting, it was wonderful to see those guys giving something back to the students and those entering the field.

[@georgereynolds124]

Great video 👍🏼👍🏼

[@islandhopperstuart]

Oh to be young again with such opportunities for wonderful training. Well done everyone: most heartening to watch.

[@ramzg5402]

We have learnt a lot from all of you guys and I must say you are magnificent.

[@darrenqualters2341]

Some great memories there Gaz. What you and your team are doing for the electrical industry is truly inspirational. You really have set the bar for how things should be done. The knowledge of your students is also exceptional, which demonstrates what excellent teachers you are. As an experienced spark I still thoroughly enjoy your videos and have learnt a few tricks from you too ! Keep up the outstanding work, look forward to any future vids 👍

[@GSHElectrical]

Wow thanks for the wonderful support Darren. All the best and stay tuned. Gaz 👍

[@b21playa]

If I was to ever become a spark, I know exactly where I’d be wanting to go......keep up the great work

[@GSHElectrical]

Massive thanks 🦾. Gaz

[@b21playa]

GSH Electrical love watching and learning, you guys are helping ensure electrics are done right and also educating the ones who’s want to try and diy it. I’ve got so much from you guys it will help when I rewire my house under building regs. So many little tips I’ve picked up. What are you thoughts on the Hager boards, I’ve got 18 circuits planned already and thinking RCBO’s with a spd

[@luismorelli3943]

😄😄😄

[@davidlewis4162]

John ward is a damn legend imo lol

[@johnnevin5706]

Still good to learn stuff

[@robswingler]

Where do you get the 20Mohms from for new installation? My understanding from the regs the minimum value has always been 1Mohm whether it’s new or existing.

[@spencerdul2801]

Robert Swingler - This is because if it is a newly installed circuit the minimum value must be above the value of 20M-Ohms, the relevant information is in guidance notes 3 👍

[@Dog-whisperer7494]

@@spencerdul2801 with every one referring to GN 3 , we can throw the big regs book in the bin then , ? No of course we can’t, GN3 is simply that, it’s guidance the regs is what we work to and the regs say the minimum value for insulation resistance is 1 meg ohm , yet are constantly being told that less than 2megohm further investigation is required. So what do we work to the wiring regulations or GN3 .

[@Dog-whisperer7494]

@@spencerdul2801 wrong, stuff GN3 , the Regs BS7671 is clear the minimum value for insulation resistance is and always has been 1megohm for new and existing installations. If I get a reading of 1 megohm I’m happy if I get a reading of 2 megohm or higher I’m even happier, if I get a reading of less than 1 megohm I will start to worry.

[@PheonixHDz]

Would be nice to do my apprentiship here rather than where I am now!

[@GSHElectrical]

Hi Sam, keep working hard and I hope my videos will help you during your training. All the best Gaz 👍

[@PheonixHDz]

@@GSHElectrical They sure are! You're doing a grand job at teaching the next generation of sparks, thank you!

[@danielelise7348]

Wow a whole lot of boys pointing at each other fucking fascinating.This was the epitome of click bait!😬😬