This guy tends to work with high voltage stuff, but I really enjoyed this video, too, and I had t...

[G+_David Wiggins]

This guy tends to work with high voltage stuff, but I really enjoyed this video, too, and I had to share it.

 

There's more I cold say, but I'll just let you watch and enjoy.

[G+_Jason Perry]

I found him not too long ago, can't remember how. Really enjoy watching his videos

[G+_Ralph Mills]

Yet again another fine(?) example of the importance of observing electrolytic capacitor polarity.

[G+_Andreas Stevens]

this is a vid. of MANY things NOT to do, this kid needs a few fire suppression systems, that someone else installs.

[G+_David Wiggins]

Yeah, a lot of folks on YT remind me of Binford Tools' Tool Time, from Home Improvement, without the stableizing influence of Al.

 

What I like about this guy is his process and explanations, if not his implementation. (His high voltage apparatus looks to be in a plastic snack can).

While he's not polished and could use some safety evaluation/Improvements, I really enjoy watching him work, grow and learn. He obviously has the mind for this, and I can't wait to see how he will go forward.

[G+_Andreas Stevens]

David Wiggins as long as people don't follow his lead, the idea that he's playing with mains voltage in a haphazard way and some people will think, meh, it's OK, he did it... just means the Darwin award book will get more updates. I'd hate to see the mess if he tried putting a step down transformer in the mix, maybe even put that in backwards.. I mean, come on, 3 components, and one was done wrong. I won't encourage anyone else to watch these vids. in fact I linked in from someplace else that was saying this is what NOT to do.