@elc2k385
Man, we really are lucky to have these instructors providing priceless education at no cost, available to anyone with an internet connection.
@divyashreeaspirant005
These are the only learning videos I"ll watch🤓 even in 360p quality as this Channel proves "Old is Gold"✨
@James-yi1vk
As an electrical engineer myself, this guy has some of the clearest explanations I have ever heard.
@_Raven_
As somebody who has never been able to tolerate a classroom, I have to say you are an amazing teacher. Thank you for this.
@iainhenderson4222
I watched this guy's maths course during lockdown and learned a huge amount about maths; more than I did at school. This basic intro to electricity is great. He has a way of repeating concepts in such a way that you don't realise he is repeating. Excellent technique and a really nice and genuine guy in my opinion.
@djwatson9130
Now THIS is good teaching. You can tell this guy knows what he’s talking about and is very genuine. We need more teachers like this, and we need to pay them a higher salary
@ovechkin100
i love how we are all benefiting from electricity all day everyday but most of us havent a lick of a clue on the nitty gritty of it all. Yet dudes like this know every single aspect, just dropping his knowledge on us electrical plebs
@renskemoyt
For years I've said, "I can parrot back correct statements about electricity, but I don't feel like I actually understand it." This is the clearest explanation that directly addresses my most fundamental questions about electricity that I've ever encountered. Bravo, sir.
@erykpralat406
This man is 1,000,000 times better than any teacher I've ever had.
@hysaintakor8908
As an Industrial Physics graduate, this man has the best explanation of current, voltage and resistance than the ones i learnt in school. Well done sir.
@mahonebone4169
I know this is 7 years old, but I really appreciate this because I plan on being an electrician/lineman and knowing this before I start classes or an apprenticeship helps SO much
@lostboy5861
I learned so much in 40 minutes and never once got bored thank you so much. best teacher ever !!!
@MugmaDays
I am 40 and was very terrible in studies, especially science (Marks: 5/100, I have ADHD) but now at the age of nearly 40, I am curious about science and how things work. He explained it so well, that I watched the entire video at a go. Thank you Sir, you are a STAR. Much appreciated.
@izzygenie6312
This is so much better than paying for a private school to teach you this. My 6th grade teacher once attempted to teach the class about electricity and since the school was paid, I expected it to be better teaching than someone who teaches for free on the internet. This is the most professional teaching I've watched.
@Joefest99
Most people over complicate things to make themselves sound sophisticated. It takes a true master to explain a complex subject in simple terms. Thank you!
@Coddu.
I’m an electrician but have never taken deep thought about what I’m doing. That is what bring me here to further my knowledge and eventually career
@johnstrawb3521
7:19 to 14:22 - is the first time I've seen electrical current explained anything like this simply, elegantly, and completely. Bravo.
@dillynsneed5169
As a 4 year apprentice about to take my wiremen’s test. I’ve went from just doing what needs to be done to fix a circuit to actually understanding how it all works from watching this guys videos!
@snoozakid
Damn I love the way this guy teaches. Just turned 31 and im going to go back to school for electrical engineering. I was always afraid of math. But I love problem solving too much to not give myself a solid chance. I've never been so excited to learn before I love this stuff so much 😭 ❤️
@83jbbentley