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Ive been trying to teach myself this for like two weeks and I could never get the information to stick... You just taught it to me in like 20 minutes and I completely understand
@@dopeeyx7605 Ahh, I Got a 38 on electrical on my first try on feb, 46 overall score, didn't study as much and planning to retake next week 😅 Forgot what was on the asvab for electronics and mechanical portion
@@anhemes8680 Yeah it's definitely harder than this. People are nuts if they think they can pass with this video. It will ask you a large variety of questions that aren't too hard, but require you to actually know a small bit of electronics to pass. If you can, take the PICAT test. I found it to be much easier than the actual ASVAB.
Instead of assuming the answers like I always do now I actually understand how to solve them , I appreciate the time you took to make the video ,edit , and upload . Thank you
Jesus christ ive been trying to figure out what the difference between amps and volts were for so long now. For some reason it finally clicked from this video haha
Thank you somuch ive been watching vids all week and i already had a pretty good idea but the vids were over complacated and hard to remember this much simple and seems like stuff you would find in the real world thanks
16:35 For anyone curious, you can also solve this by multiplying current by R_total. So if our R_total is 12ohms and our current is 2amps, then 2*12 = 24 C:
I'm in college. I took Physics 2 last summer, and it taught all of this. It's seems simple, but really it's so hard.. especially when the circuits get complicated. Good thing I know they won't be that complicated.. Hopefully.
As a correction the voltage work is incorrect it should equal 12v and it should be .8amps x 15 ohms = 12 volts as you can see you have 12 dc volts to start off with at your cell or battery
Not even close. It will discuss a wide variety of questions testing your electrical knowledge. This video just deals with very basic circuits. The questions aren't hard, but will deal with a wide variety of things.
@@HAWK45454545 Dude, this was everything in the test, atleast for me. I took a PiCAT and I literally got a 70 on the electrical because I knew the very basics from my dad. Now i'm refreshing for the verification test. I scored and 85 afqt and somehow my M-A-G-E Electronics score for the Air Force (last one) was only 5 points lower than my General
TheMusicSoldier which course did you study? I’m studying for the electrical now, feel good about general but I definitely need to learn more about electrical to get a 70+
TheMusicSoldier is it timed? I took the PiCat and scored a 78 overall. For the jobs I’m getting I mainly need to be good at Electronics and General science... I take the Asvab in 3 days
So wait is there gonna be parallel circuits on the asvab? I’m mainly watching this as a review. I’ve already taken physics as a class which had covered most of this
Just as a fair warning, it wasn't this easy when I took the test at all. Especially when you take the computerized version of the test, every time you get a problem correct it ramps up the difficult. By the time you finish the test, you will be dealing with fairly complex problems for a test testing basic knowledge and you will be dealing with KCL and KVL laws, and more. You will be asked several little questions probably more than you will deal with circuits. This is coming from somebody who took the PICAT, and the ASVAB twice. You will definitely need to study more than this to get a good score in this section. Good Luck!
@@NebulousPenguin The absolute best I've found is called MathDVDTutor. You have to pay, and you might not like that, but he's an amazing teacher. He can start you from the very, very basics and move all the way up. Just as an FYI, I did only 20% of the course and got a 93 in electrical. If you want a 99, I recommend doing more of the course. As you start answering more questions correctly, it will move away from basics, so beware.
@@NebulousPenguin lol just realized the course you mentioned is also the same one someone else had recommended me a while ago. It must be good, ill use that!
noone teaches it like this and there is no good way to look this up. people are teaching it like you know the basics, you understand your audience is beginners. Thank you for that. Please post all sections of the asvab just like this
Ethan Higgins I had a pretty similar experience with it. Just took it yesterday and got a 97 afqt. But scored well enough to do any job with the air force. Now onto specialty testing. Good luck with your career!
Nice! I should be getting my results this week... my school is taking its sweet fuckin time getting results out and I’m itchin to know. If I do good I can just give the results to the recruiter later on if I enlist and I don’t have to take it again.
You took it really slow, so slow in fact that I managed to fully understand how this system works and I probably wont need to look back on it for studying. Tysm
This was bomb ! I understand everything perfectly and I knew NOTHING before! I had already accepted that I would fail this part on the asvab! Haha
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the greatest results that I have ever had was by following the Gregs Electro Blog (i found it on google) without a doubt the most incredible info that I've tried.
Real talk I knew nothing before this video too lol, hope I do decent on this portion now to bring up my overall asvab score now
Ive been trying to teach myself this for like two weeks and I could never get the information to stick... You just taught it to me in like 20 minutes and I completely understand
I didn't have a lick of Electrical Information prior to this video, thanks for help!
I had VERY little knowledge of electric besides knowing some basic terms, I watch this ONE video and scored 79 on the electronics
What type of electronic did you see the most? Like was it more vocabulary questions, circuit questions, Ohms law questions or what? Please respond lol
wow im actually learning. I though it would be imposible :) thank you. Taking asvab in 2 days.
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My asvab is tmr & you literally just saved my life I understood this so easy. Thanks dude🤞🏽
How'd you do? Was this all in the test?
Anhemes made a 23 & nah it asked more questions about electronics than anything
@@dopeeyx7605 Ahh, I Got a 38 on electrical on my first try on feb, 46 overall score, didn't study as much and planning to retake next week 😅 Forgot what was on the asvab for electronics and mechanical portion
@@anhemes8680 Yeah it's definitely harder than this. People are nuts if they think they can pass with this video. It will ask you a large variety of questions that aren't too hard, but require you to actually know a small bit of electronics to pass. If you can, take the PICAT test. I found it to be much easier than the actual ASVAB.
@@HAWK45454545 I decided to wing it completely, got a 64 overall, still same electronics and mech score. Waiting on a ship date now.
Got a 95 AFQT with Electronics Informations being my highest scoring section lol
Ethan Higgins did this video help a lot
I need to prepare for my test in a month. I did super bad on my first one didn't prepare properly.
This is the first time where I can say I enjoyed a lecture, personally through college lectures didn't teach me anything, but this was amazing!!!
Instead of assuming the answers like I always do now I actually understand how to solve them , I appreciate the time you took to make the video ,edit , and upload .
Thank you
Thanks to this video, i understood and gained some knowledge about this topic. Thank you soo much Mr. Thomas!!
Thanks for the help! Love how it's broken down anyone can understand.
Thank you for being the beginning of my journey in learning electronics.
I felt like an idiot when I got these questions before, now I feel like a genius thanks to you lol. Thank you for this!
It was hard for me. After watching your video, I realized I am not that stupid. Thank you sir!
Thank you for these videos. I was completely lost without them!
Thank you! This was very clear and easy to understand. Outstanding job! 👍
This was so easy to understand. I’ve never heard of this or seen this before and I did it all in my head quickly.
I did that last question on my own and was super confused before I realized I had already completed the answer, perfectly taught thank you
Jesus christ ive been trying to figure out what the difference between amps and volts were for so long now. For some reason it finally clicked from this video haha
Thank you somuch ive been watching vids all week and i already had a pretty good idea but the vids were over complacated and hard to remember this much simple and seems like stuff you would find in the real world thanks
I luckily found my notes from basic electricity class I did 2 years ago.... I forgot it all and I'm happy I found this to help brush up
yea these are great, helping me out alot. i take my asvab on the 5th.
Thomas Agnew how’d you do on the asvab I see that this comment is a year old
They rarely say how it goes lol
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Thanks man. I'm studying ASVAB for dummies which is a nice book and watching this video made me really understand it.
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Thank you for this wonderful information you really helped me to understand a lot better
This was such a great and informative video! Thank you so much for the help :)
16:35 For anyone curious, you can also solve this by multiplying current by R_total. So if our R_total is 12ohms and our current is 2amps, then 2*12 = 24 C:
Thank you so much for this video really simplified everything for me
This was so very helpful. Thank you for your time.
Thank you so much, im surely gonna pass the asvab 🙏
My 2 hard subjects electrical and mechanical. 1 down, 1 to go thank you!!
is there somewhere we can find more exercises ? this was great
I'm in college. I took Physics 2 last summer, and it taught all of this. It's seems simple, but really it's so hard.. especially when the circuits get complicated. Good thing I know they won't be that complicated.. Hopefully.
This was so helpful ! Great teacher
24/8 = 3 amp R1=6 R2=3 R3=15
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new to this channel and your videos are helpful i take my retest next month haven't study much of this but this will help!!!
Thanks man this was actually amazing
I remember watching this video two years ago. It's been a good refresher
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Great stuff. Thank you
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Great video
As a correction the voltage work is incorrect it should equal 12v and it should be .8amps x 15 ohms = 12 volts as you can see you have 12 dc volts to start off with at your cell or battery
Great video, thank you
thanks man this will help me for my asvab
that it? thats all i need to know for electrical section?
Not even close. It will discuss a wide variety of questions testing your electrical knowledge. This video just deals with very basic circuits. The questions aren't hard, but will deal with a wide variety of things.
@@HAWK45454545 Dude, this was everything in the test, atleast for me. I took a PiCAT and I literally got a 70 on the electrical because I knew the very basics from my dad. Now i'm refreshing for the verification test. I scored and 85 afqt and somehow my M-A-G-E Electronics score for the Air Force (last one) was only 5 points lower than my General
@@tttmarcel2777 I studied a small course on it and saw almost everything in that course on the test. I still scored an 85 in electrical, I think.
TheMusicSoldier which course did you study? I’m studying for the electrical now, feel good about general but I definitely need to learn more about electrical to get a 70+
TheMusicSoldier is it timed? I took the PiCat and scored a 78 overall. For the jobs I’m getting I mainly need to be good at Electronics and General science... I take the Asvab in 3 days
This is very helpful thanks for the asvab lesson Obama
Life saver!!!!!!
So wait is there gonna be parallel circuits on the asvab? I’m mainly watching this as a review. I’ve already taken physics as a class which had covered most of this
Yes, there's parallel and series parallel circuits on the test.
This was so easy self explained😊
There was nothing like these questions for the electric for my asvab lol.
what kind of questions were asked?
Just as a fair warning, it wasn't this easy when I took the test at all. Especially when you take the computerized version of the test, every time you get a problem correct it ramps up the difficult. By the time you finish the test, you will be dealing with fairly complex problems for a test testing basic knowledge and you will be dealing with KCL and KVL laws, and more.
You will be asked several little questions probably more than you will deal with circuits. This is coming from somebody who took the PICAT, and the ASVAB twice.
You will definitely need to study more than this to get a good score in this section. Good Luck!
@@NebulousPenguin The absolute best I've found is called MathDVDTutor. You have to pay, and you might not like that, but he's an amazing teacher. He can start you from the very, very basics and move all the way up.
Just as an FYI, I did only 20% of the course and got a 93 in electrical. If you want a 99, I recommend doing more of the course. As you start answering more questions correctly, it will move away from basics, so beware.
@@NebulousPenguin how did it go?
@@NebulousPenguin What kind of questions were in the asvab for electronics. The kaplan book is super complicated and it confuses me
@@NebulousPenguin thanks for the info! I also want to get into an electric job so I'll study hard on it ^^
@@NebulousPenguin lol just realized the course you mentioned is also the same one someone else had recommended me a while ago. It must be good, ill use that!
Thank you!! ☺️🙏🏽
noone teaches it like this and there is no good way to look this up. people are teaching it like you know the basics, you understand your audience is beginners. Thank you for that. Please post all sections of the asvab just like this
I understood this like basic english
Thank you so much sir for this video it helps a lot
Amazing, now all i gotta do is memorize the formulas ig
Thank you so much.
This was truly helpful tbh !
Taking it tomorrow and cramming thx for the help
How'd it go? I'm preparing to take it, but haven't set up a date with my recruiter.
howd it go? please respond
Fairly easy for me, didn’t know some stuff on the woodworking and the electrical was easier than I expected
Ethan Higgins I had a pretty similar experience with it. Just took it yesterday and got a 97 afqt. But scored well enough to do any job with the air force. Now onto specialty testing. Good luck with your career!
Nice! I should be getting my results this week... my school is taking its sweet fuckin time getting results out and I’m itchin to know.
If I do good I can just give the results to the recruiter later on if I enlist and I don’t have to take it again.
Why did you add a zero at the end
the greatest results that I have ever had was with the Gregs Electro Blog (just google it) definately the most incredible course i've tried.
thanks for the help
Thanks!!
You took it really slow, so slow in fact that I managed to fully understand how this system works and I probably wont need to look back on it for studying. Tysm
hey you could reduce ur fractions to make it easier. unless you can use a calculator?
Thanks
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VERY HELPFUL!
do you have somewhere we can find all the formulas
Yo penguinz0 teaching electrical stuff??
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I got lost how did you get the 9?
DL Russell literally what I just said lol
Where did u get 8 from....15...and 12
15÷12 is not possible, so you add a 0 to the 12 now you have 120 and 120 is divisible by with 15 that equals 8! 15×8 equals 120
I have a practice test tomorrow and I know nothing about circuits
can u explain how u got .8
i = v/r
Taking asvab in 15 min wish me luck
How did it go!? What score did you get on the electronics section?! Please reply!
@@JoseMobSHYT I don’t know what score I made but it was good
I've been studying circuits and found a great resource at Gregs Electro Blog (google it if you're interested)
Like the video but subtitles say homes instead of ohms
06/2023
15/12= 1.25?????
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4:16 did he just fart?😭
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This some bs
This sucks tbh
You talk WAY too fast homie 😂