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@zakizaki1197 Thank you Zaki, you made my day with your comment😁

@SandyG-w4u Thanks for watching!

@ihhazmi I am very grateful for your remarks. Thank you for your sense of observation. In the enthusiasm to do the calculation too quickly, I should have noticed that. It escaped from my attention to multiply the amperage times the resistor voltage, not only the resistor ohmic value. The resistor voltage was in the adjacent column -if you take a look in the attached doc "10mm_LED_test_and_distroy.pdf" and I just missed it, sorry. Your observation is right, thanks again. Cheers!

@@CU_Wiring_Electronic_Projects Thank you so much again for your great channel and also for appreciating my observation. Your videos are uniquely great! Please keep creating your masterpieces and sharing your brilliant teaching approach. You’re bringing a real deal to the table 🙏🏻

@SandyG-w4u Thank you for your feedback. The next Tuesday video is coming soon...

@sparty94 very grateful for your comment. If you make some time, there are other videos on my channel you may like as well. Cheers

@zakizaki1197 Nice to hear back from you Zaki! You welcome.

@SarahC2 I am not planning such a speedy counter any soon, sorry.

@kdi9049 Thank you, very appreciated.

@zakizaki1197 Hey Zaki, thank you so much. Take care

@DanielGomez-yz1mw My pleasure Daniel. If you ever want to make your own PLC trainer, the parts list is on the video #7. If you have questions, just ask! Cheers

@mineown1861 They also use TL for analog circuits and also TMS. The other manuf. don't do any better either, the letters are rarely having anything to do with the actual company name. Cheers.

@yuvarajcena26 I'm really touched by your comment. Doing my best, but this is the fastest pace I can do so far...

@zakizaki1197 You welcome Zaki. As you can see, now I can make my own projects without restrictions!

@markoszouganelis5755 Thank you Markos, much appreciated. The next videos in the Logic Circuit series are going to be funny too!

@@CU_Wiring_Electronic_Projects I use to repair electronics (electronic technician), I never thought that those numbers and letters are meaning something like this! They are so many things I must know! Thank you!🌈

@@markoszouganelis5755 well, stay tuned Markos. I'm going to pick up a good number of these circuits, one by one. Cheers

@@CU_Wiring_Electronic_Projects 🤖+😊=💚

@zakizaki1197 My pleasure Zaki. It's going further next week!

@zakizaki1197 Hey Zaki! I'm always very grateful to you for your constant interest. Keep in touch.

@user-th4qd8kl8g Thank you Stan, I am very grateful for your interest

@zakizaki1197 Thank you Zaki!

@user-th4qd8kl8g : I'm very grateful for your remarks Stan. If you ever start to build any of these projects and have questions, drop me a line. Cheers!

@zakizaki1197 Always indebted to you for your feedback Zaki! Best regards

@Kryptonian69Clark Thank you buddy, I appreciate

@zakizaki1197 I am very grateful for your comment Zaki

@lionking2424 Thanks for your feedback! Please do yourself a favour and go watch the next video #7 ruclips.net/video/fQ_bZMwBsik/видео.html about the bill of materials. In the video description is the link to the google drive. Let me know when you found it. Cheers.

@DanielGomez-yz1mv Thank you Daniel! In a couple of weeks I'll publish the practical make of the project and I hope you'll be pleasantly surprised. Cheers

@DanielGomez-yz1mv Thanks for your feedback Daniel! I hope you were able to watch the building part 2 of that project. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/155JiGqXJvE/видео.html Cheers

Qual o valor do resistor que vai ao led?

@zakizaki1197 Thank you Zaki. Always a pleasure to hear from you

Thank you @New-Bro-Official for the feedback!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Did you watch this one too? ruclips.net/video/UUwFEObqeT0/видео.html

Very pertinent comment Brenden @ProjektEpic thank you! No, my comment wasn't scripted, I just highlighted on my notebook the general points to talk about, as I manage the subject anyway. My main doubt was about the length of the video. So I decided to cut it short to keep it below half an hour. Also realised that developing to extend it over half an hour will challenge the watchers' patience. And I agree that maybe I should have kept it more on the rechargeable "9V" battery. I always try to stay on the subject, and my goal was to get the attention of the potential users of the 9V batteries over being consistent when comparing numbers... Thanks again and receive my best regards

Thank you for your feedback, I value others' opinion. For the first observation you've made: surely you can find a different way to connect a flat cable on a breadboard. Here is a link to an adapter without the plastic case: abra-electronics.com/interconnects/connectors/headers/male/2104-ada-idc-breadboard-helper-2x8-16-pin.html Working with beginners for a long time, I noticed what - in my opinion - is the advantage of using the plastic case and soldering the headers along the two rows. Both the connector on the cable and the plastic box have a notch, so reducing the chance to plug the cable wrong way. This is why I chose it. As for the second observation, you are perfectly right, especially if you have several pieces to cut. For the demo, I only cut one sample but yes, I could have given your advice as well. And for cutting fiber PCBs more often, a better protection would be to wear a mask. Have a nice day and thanks again!

@@CU_Wiring_Electronic_Projects I'm allergic to tictoc 😹 but otherwise polishing a video, offer the advantage that as beginners you find the information more rapidly

Thank you Cesar for your feedback! If you watch 🎥the video clip again, you'll realise that the little project staying between the printer and the two computers is connected to all three devices by simply using their USB ports! Surely more details are on the way! Regards

@@CU_Wiring_Electronic_Projects I meant that the same could be achieved with a LAN cable that can make the same printer usable with other devices on the same LAN via IP. I see this project being useful as a mean of avoiding the device "Calling home" and creating back doors due outdated firmware.

Thanks again Cesar! Excepting for industrial printers where proprietary connectors were employed-I had to build some interface to use such a printer with standard PCs - there are 4 classical ways to connect printers to PCs: #1-parallel cable. This interface is now obsolete, typical for the old style "Line printers", Centronics connector on the printer, DB-25 on the desktop, with LPT1, LPT2, hex addresses 0378, 0278. #2-USB cable: USB-B on the printer, USB-A on the desktop. This USB was designed by the manuf. to allow local hook-up to a desktop. This is also what the present project does btw. if you need to occasionally hook-up a laptop too to the same printer and you don't want to keep removing cables. #3-RJ-45 Ethernet connector is the one you refer to. Big companies or institutions can share printers among several users. Not very practical at home because you have to draw cabling around. #4-Wi-Fi, which is the modern way trough your home router. Older printers won't be provided with. Conclusion: I actually use this little project just as a prop, to make people familiar with PCB relays, as an app to share a printer locally in the same room between two PCs. Regards

Thank you Mariana, I'm flattered by your comment. As the PLC lab was organized in a very limited space, the three phase motors run freely with no load so no need for dynamic brake. However, there is another lab only for motor control purpose, and there we attach load and apply dynamic brake to motors.

Thanks. I appreciate it

Awesome!

Yes this is a preview video. I'll put my assembling video online on Thursday March 9th, then I'll process the video two of my students made when assembling the kit themselves. If you need any info before Thursday, let me know. And thanks for your feedback btw!

Surely the idea to shut off a TV-set is not new. What is interesting however is the size of the project, because the codes of about 115 TV brands are embedded in the 8pin microcontroller. So making the little project very effective. And anyway, the projects I am presenting are not here because nobody saw them before. My goal is just to encourage people to make such projects-smaller or bigger- to improve their troubleshooting skills. And btw, I am very grateful to you for taking a minute to send me your feedback. Regards and thanks!

It's so nice to hear back from you buddy. Always a pleasure!