Dave is the Louis Theroux of electrics. Everything is clearly spoken, and expertly explained, so that everyone can understand it. Even chatgpt can't do a better job with it's AI. Learn Electrics is the best on RUclips. :)
Truly absolutely amazing video with excellent information and well explained I’m just learner and I Learnt a lot already thank you for sharing Dave you my Sub 🙂👌😍👍🏼❤️
I wouldn't fail a student for that if the student could explain why they had done it, or better still, explained why they had now decided that 3A was better. The assessment is all about - Does this chap or chapesse know what's going on? Could I leave them alone in my grandmother's house and know that they will do a good job? Certain things, like not isolating and locking off - definite fails. Hope this helps.
@@learnelectrics4402 thank you so much for replying. My son was given two 13 amp fuses and one 3 amp. He read the specification and it did not st state what fuse to use. So used the 13 amp. He did not have a chance to explain why he did this as he left the exam room. And then realised when he returned home he had put the wrong fuse in. Everything else was correct.
Dave is the Louis Theroux of electrics. Everything is clearly spoken, and expertly explained, so that everyone can understand it. Even chatgpt can't do a better job with it's AI. Learn Electrics is the best on RUclips. :)
What can I say, I really appreciate your comments, they mean a lot. Thanks for watching. Dave.
Once again clear, concise and easy to understand information. Thank you for taking the time to create these tutorials. 😊👍
You're very welcome and glad that you found them useful. Many thanks, Dave.
Thanks for the words of encouragement at the end
If they helped, great. I can still remember my first days as a newbie in this trade. Keep learning, it's a great trade. Dave.
Amazing . Perfect explanation as always. Thanks for your time Sir
Much appreciated reply, thank you. Dave.
Thanks Dave, The Pup will find this most helpful I am sure!
I hope so Andy. Glad to help. Bux
Thank you for teaching me this .
My pleasure Sylvia, glad it was useful. Dave.
Great teacher, bravo sir.
Many thanks for the great feedback, appreciated. Lots more to come. Dave.
Dave, another well explained and very informative video, thank you so much.
Very welcome Anthony and thanks for the support. Dave.
Wow! This is very informative, thanks for sharing it with us. It worth it
Glad you think so Daniel, thanks.
Truly absolutely amazing video with excellent information and well explained
I’m just learner and I Learnt a lot already thank you for sharing Dave you my Sub 🙂👌😍👍🏼❤️
That's good to know. Thanks for watching and keep learning. Dave.
Very helpful 🍻
Glad it helped Teyron, thanks for watching.
Thank you Dave. As always it is useful.
Could you please make videos about emergency light and testin also how solar panel installs and works?
Thank you Mohammad, appreciated. E lighting and testing on the list to be done. Dave.
great video, could you do a separate one adding hive or nest if possible
Great suggestion, its on the list now. Dave.
Hi Dave. Many thanks for this. When wiring the valves, should you indicate the grey "switched" lives in sleeve as in any other circuit? Thanks. Mark
Usually just left grey. Good question. Thanks for watching.
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Thank you Brian, always appreciate your support. Dave.
Will you be doing a similar video for y plan wiring David
I will now you've asked John. Its on the list to be done. Thanks for watching, appreciated. Dave.
@@learnelectrics4402 Thanks Dave. Love your videos, so well explained and very informative
Hi. Do you know if it’s. Fail,in your am2 exam if you put a 13 amp fuse in?
I wouldn't fail a student for that if the student could explain why they had done it, or better still, explained why they had now decided that 3A was better. The assessment is all about - Does this chap or chapesse know what's going on? Could I leave them alone in my grandmother's house and know that they will do a good job?
Certain things, like not isolating and locking off - definite fails.
Hope this helps.
@@learnelectrics4402 thank you so much for replying. My son was given two 13 amp fuses and one 3 amp. He read the specification and it did not st state what fuse to use. So used the 13 amp. He did not have a chance to explain why he did this as he left the exam room. And then realised when he returned home he had put the wrong fuse in. Everything else was correct.
@@learnelectrics4402 he put the 13 amp fuse in CH system.
@@learnelectrics4402 he passed…. Thank you so much for answering our question. You gave us hope.
I am here again
You keep coming back my friend, I appreciate your support. Dave.