Tanks for this explain but I wants toknow mor about thé symbols as calculator...

I LIKE YOUR VIDEO SO GREAT GOOD MASTER THANKS

My grandkids wants your crayons. Great video for the beginner. Some logical thinking. Fundamentals are a must. It's sad that most techs

You're a great instructor. You sir, have the heart of a teacher.

I've begun watching this series to gain on unstranding on schematics to aid me while I restore a 1960's philco strereo. Thank you for creating this series. It has been extremely helpful and easy to follow.

Good series. Wish most diagrams were printed colorized. Most are just black ink on white paper etc.

Thank You adding this lesson to my play list. But made me laff . The meeting in St. Louie. Is your friend Buggs 🐰 Bunny. 🐇

lol i wish mine were color coded, allll wires are black with a number on them... 0 being ground and 14 is always positive ... usually range 0-500’s 😁 it’s really no that bad once you get use to it

Good info but, where is the website to download the diagrams?

Thanks it is a very useful class for dummies like me

It was a great lesson and really easy to understand. This man has a really brilliant way of expressing theory

Well spoken,simplified explanation and a true instructor in your field!👍👊💪

You are one of great instructor i have ever seen and thanks for this video dude. This

Thank you I’ve been looking for this I’m trying to test to get into a paper mill and this on the test I didn’t do so well the first time awesome man it all makes sense now

I'm very impressed by how much compassion is put behind this, subscribed! Very kind to post this for us.

What a fantastic way of explaining. All the videos in this series make me understand things well. Thank you very much Sir for creating those and sharing.

I always knew about red wires. Everything else on the video is something I learned here.

This is awesome I am a second year apprentice in Canada and having trouble with circuits and trying to wrap my head around it. Thanks for all the help

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing. I think I am going to link to it from a video I am shooting. You do a much better job of explaining it than I would.

You're a great instructor