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Hey, you explained the Coax cables very well. Keep up the good work.

Awesome video. Nicely explained for all to understand. I had to learn by fixing my parents' house as they had a TV in every corner of the house!!

Just started a new career as a Scrum Master of all things. I've moved from materials role to an RF/electronic role. I don't actually have to be technical but thought I should at least try to understand more. Doing an online udemy course but using KZread for extra info - This video was really helpful as I wasn't clear how the cables even worked 👍 keep it up. I know it takes a lot of effort I make videos of me learning to fly on a channel called StratoTramp.

@just4parts336

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏 I am glad it helped and will try to keep making content

Front camera on range rover coax cable broken at plug. Need to try and fix but failing that its a cable that I don't really wanna replace if i can avoid it. Great vid

I only looked this up so that I could kinda mimic this tech with a record that crams audio on one side and video on another side to produce movies on records.

@AdrianBVloggin

Ай бұрын

how would that work

@thedinobros1218

Ай бұрын

@@AdrianBVloggin well, each side would have different information. Side A would be audio played by a needle for the top. Side B would be at the bottom and would be video read by a laser and converted into video.

@AdrianBVloggin

Ай бұрын

@@thedinobros1218 Thats not far from fiction, I thought it was more of the audio being converted into video data from the underside of the plaque

The voice over reminded me walter white jr.😂