How to read schematic diagrams for electronics part 1 tutorial: The basics

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Title	:	How to read schematic diagrams for electronics part 1 tutorial: The basics
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Comment from : @almonies

Good teacher man!!!brbrThank ypu
Comment from : @jp2053

Hoping to learn a bit of electronics to modify my behringer td3, this helped demystify the schematics im looking at
Comment from : @bigbaldbadass1259

"Beggies"good lord A is ahhhh for Bag Canada and Midwest butchering English
Comment from : @ChrisEbz

What even is this
Comment from : @NinetyTwoNoodles

I think last thing u want to hear 3 seconds into a tutorial
Comment from : @BahbahKaduche

Great thank you sir
Comment from : @lucianofz788

Thank you
Comment from : @leonmarienga3293

0:30
Comment from : @davidswing3385

I kinda know how to read it but i dont know were to place it at the breadboard thanks❤
Comment from : @subtome3118

I need it for exact practical purposes
Comment from : @abhishekaabhi4992

Im trying to learn how to fix my hifi amp ,so im trying to learn electronicsI need to be spoon-fed, and you did a great job and have a new subscriber
Comment from : @hixyhicks

If I may After you complete the electronic section (of any project) and you know it works How would you get or make a PC board ?
Comment from : @mykerivers8334

nice video
Comment from : @james77011

I most definitely enjoyed your video" very clearly explained and entertaining and knowledgeable , thats why I subscribed because I'm going to learn something here Thank you!
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Comment from : @AshokKumar-gb1sw

Annoying tone of voice
Comment from : @EastCoastmostwanted

17:43 howcome we don't 5v / 220ohms ? why 32v instead of 5v?
Comment from : @mayoutoobid

Beautiful love it, hope to see a lot of video you are the best teacher
Comment from : @rameyibrahim3377

I now wish we had these You Tube videos back when I was studying electronics
Comment from : @Aawsomeguy

Kindly make laptop motherboard reading schematics plz if you could
Comment from : @aaqibqadir2578

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Comment from : @ahemednor5201

At 20:48 you talk about negative voltage What is the difference between positive and negative voltage? How can a circuit have positive and negative voltage?
Comment from : @BoxerDogs

From 18:07 - 18:14 you said that the 145 mA current is also present thru the resistor and the switch, ie 145 mA throughout the circuit, but wouldn't the current be greater before the resistor, because the purpose of a resistor is to reduce current flow?
Comment from : @BoxerDogs

I don’t get the location of the resistor
Comment from : @Devest8

I watched through the whole video and in the end, when you setup the LED on the breadboard, you never grounded it How is it done? Or did I miss it? Great video otherwise!
Comment from : @justasdautaras9627

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Comment from : @ravinburj3272

Please create basics for hardware engineer freshers
Comment from : @pravinsengottaiyan9244

Thanks I'm beginning to watch
Comment from : @paultidwell8799

Sorry to have to inform you that both switches are mechanical switches one is a toggle switch the other is a push button both mechanical that's when I stpooed my students from viewing your video and pointed them a video's by people with a propper education and understating don't teach incorrectly you do permanent damage to other people's education
Comment from : @wendellhammond7853

Awesome help, you rock my man!brSaludos desde La Patagonia
Comment from : @mario-bensaens9019

Good video and easy to understand Well done mate
Comment from : @danielgodlewski9932

Thank you sir
Comment from : @diyinnovater9303

Beautiful Thanks so much!
Comment from : @Acemarcelo12

it's supposed to be the basics, but you're going to fast, not giving enough explanation about anything Thumb down for me
Comment from : @OFCIFR

Thank you
Comment from : @djjnx8244

Nice
Comment from : @aliamini8794

nice video
Comment from : @Joeelectronicschematicsforauto

The more I watch these types of videos the more I start to recall the stuff I learned from the "corner" computer school I'd gone to years and years ago They, of course, are now defunct as mom 'n pop schools in this field usually go Anyway, thanks a million!!
Comment from : @slimdudeDJC