The quality and content of your channel is perfect. you dont need to change anything. Well done James!

James I have been an electronics engineer for more years than I care to admit to, and I’m usually familiar with about 99% of what you show in your videos. However I watch them because they are well paced, interesting, varied, and most importantly I usually learn that 1% that I didn’t know! So keep up the good work.

Hi James, oh, yes, I agree with those below who want/need to see the detail. I intend buying the kit, I want to know it's a well thought out and well tested quality product! I get very frustrated with channels that just show the end result, not the nitty gritty of how to get there. I know time is short for some people but this is highly educational information being delived by a very good presenter. Keep doing what you are doing. BobUK.

Personally I love your presentations. Please don't change a thing. I hate it when I search for a "how to" video and only get a glossed over "look what I did" video with no "how to" in it. It's a complete waste of my time. Luv your vids buddy! Again, please keep it up!

I like the slower pace and detail. These are perfect for learning! Dont change a thing.

I am a novice to the subject matter of these videos - most especially the electronics parts. Please don't cut out the details because that is where, for me, the learning resides.

Some of us appreciate a calm in depth detailed project assessment. No marketing hype, no express speed marketing, only thoughtful assessment for people who want to learn. Please continue being the antidote to drama.

I agree with you about the amount of detail in videos being very important. I appreciate you including these details, and I also feel that I learn a lot more this way. Others who leave out the details don't realize that for someone to build their projects these details are necessary, and take for granted that all their viewers understand everything they are trying to convey. It's one thing to create something from your own vision because you can see clearly what you want that to be, but more difficult to create something from someone elses vision because it's not as clear and you can't see inside that persons head. Thanks for all you do.

I agree with the earlier comments, I don't appreciate flashy presentation. Your pace and detail is just about perfect. Many thanks from the UK.

you provide many "ah ha!" moments that those other channels tend to skip or even create. Keep up the valued content.

Love the focus on the test jig and software; this is a critical aspect of manufacturability that is rarely shown.

I don't want to stroke your ego too much, but you're a natural teacher. I always shoot spitwads at the screen when I'm watching KZread, but I stop when you're on... also, I can't wait to see the final product! I think that's the problem with some of the comments that you're seeing. I think it's less about subject and pace than that they want this thing last week. Keep up the good work.

Regardless of the adage that "one size fits all", we DO have different "size's". Thus, James "fits to a glove" what my "size" is. So as for me he is what fits what I want. Others may have other "size's. To each his own.

I'm also in the group that like the details and actually learning.....

I can't believe that some people want a fast pace "look what I can do" style, I think your content and pace is perfect. I have every intent of building one of these some day and the last thing I want is to miss something important just because the video is getting near 10 minutes long!

I could not agree more with your opening statement. I love the detail. You can't learn much in one or two 15 minute videos.

A big part of the reason I keep eagerly coming back to your channel

Good for you. I enjoy as much detail as possible. There is plenty of content out there for short attention spans.

Keep rockin' the detail. This is the ONLY series I've watched that really made me think: "I could do that."

Please continue to provide detailed videos that allow folks like myself to learn new things. While I am familiar with some aspects of this particular project and might dial up the playback speed a bit, the majority of the project is completely new to me. Your thorough approach makes it a joy to learn, and I thank you for all the work and time you invest in producing content that stands out due to the attention to detail. In the age of TikTok and instant gratification, your videos are a much appreciated alternative.