I went to a wiccan wedding once When they toast the bride....they really "toast the bride"

Until the DJ played Beyonce

@Bob Down: I heard it like this: "Did you hear about the two antennas who got married? The service was so-so but the reception was wonderful" ...

@@KeithCooper-Albuquerque oh, that's funny, cz I heard it like this... Two antennae were married on my new SW with DSP and the reception SUCKED!

@@notlikely4468 Was she Hot? Oh, never mind.

Don't take too much stress in life. It will be alright.

Don’t take stress mate. Mitchi is there waiting for you. Everything will be fine. Keep Calm and Bazinga !

@@samueljohn79 tf is that and I appreciate the reference mentioned in the end.

@@rudrakalra5998 is the bloody teknologi

😂🤣😂🤣

I wish he was reading children's stories, well i guess he is..I enjoy his presentation, sound fx and all, Im also a mature age first year engineering student

Ricardo yeah i had a professor like that what i have found in my time is this there are people who know certain bits of information, but then there are bits they don't know. how you tell the difference is this... When one can explain something simply, it means they clearly understand it, when they stray away from their normal use of words and tend to speak quicker or use words that are more complex it usually means they don't understand the subject. a good example of this in I.T. is this.. ask a technician does he know how a hard drive works hehe he'll likely say.. he does then ask him to tell you step by step starting from the CPU, and assuming the CPU is sending data to the hard drive ask him to explain *Every single Step* that the data takes and what when this happens he'll tell you the data gets to the SATA port where the drive is connected it goes up the cable HEHEHEEHE and then something something in the middle here, that he skips over and........ hoping to god you didn't realize he then says the data is written to the hard drive platter now.. if you pull him up and say hang on... so... from the SATA Port on the back fo the hard drive, HOW EXACTLY did the data make it to the platter LOL it's funny when this happens but yeah that's how you tell if a person skips something, Purposely make a point of slowing them down you'll usually find they have gaps in their knowledge but when there are no gaps, it comes across like this guy is saying it, i pride myself on filling my gaps and it's awesome when someone like this comes along, I've been fortunate to have around 7 of them thus far that have taught me that's why i know what i know. be cool mate

Foxy rollins just play this video for your kids, I dozed off for at least twenty minutes. Great video. Easy to understand for the parts I was awake.

learning is hard work

To properly understand your computer.. you need a double degree and even then you're not totally covering it

"radiates the information" ... "resonating way" Har har

Is he on the national pedagogy registry? Does he have to tell his neighbors if he moves?

Pedagogigally this is not as simple as you perceive it. In YT global audience this is a bit too fast language. I appreciate the knowledge presented in this video but it is not pedagogigally at potential.

Agree..Great teacher

Check out Tibees too :-)

SO HELPFUL!!

I agree completely with this comment. I’ve visited this topic several times in the past, walking away thinking, “this is the most complicated thing I’ve ever encountered”. This video has given me back the confidence to dive in again.

Get off the meth KZfaqHitler

@Science Revolution This was what I wanted to find out and I was hoping he would explain. It is such an obvious question. Having explained about electromagnetic induction in terms of current flow there is no current flow in an open ended antenna

Absolutely!!!

Yeah, Prof. Heisenberg is pretty awesome.

Really ? What a loss of university courses that was...

I just started CB home unit with a Nice mint in box old Kenwood...Im using a 5foot car antenna on a 30ft pole in yard... What antenna and or device can i use to Reach Out a Little more.. on a good night i can Receive/Transmit 20 Miles.... Will a Bigger antenna make a Difference?

I think a lot of this video is rules of thumb for RC pilots that aren't 100% accurate. Radio waves aren't actually sine-wave-shaped in space. The reason polarization is important is not because of the area overlap. It's not *just* about having more metal, it also has to be shaped correctly.

You know you were mentioning about a moonbounce I did not have a ham radio license when I was a kid but in the 1970s I played around with the 11 meter band and don't a large Moonraker duplicate beam that was the name of a manufactured brand that I duplicated and I'm horizontal I used to do a moon bounce by just putting a site level on the antenna and aiming it at the Moon didn't really know where was going to end up I used to just see who answered me

Scott Marshall hi sir can I ask you a quick question? Is it possible to transmit/relay a LF signal from the source by using a non attached cable with a loop antenna or how can you amplify a LF signal? Sorry if that don’t make much sense I’m not a expert

@@thewhitefalcon8539 there is a disclaimer at the front of the video... saying he had to take some liberties to make it understandable to a wider audience. Most hobbyists don't GAF as long as it works... yes, I agree with you because I've made my living as an electronics tech my entire life, but this vid is indeed a really good explanation of the theory.

The best thing to listen to amazing. Trying to hear what's being said.

When I was young I became engulfed in a CB radio.

This dude is great -- he beats most of my engineerng prof's from a "Barron's Top 50" USA uni.

For sure

Science Revolution Now you've said that I'm not watching anymore ☹️

I'm not an expert but most plastics are transparent to the 5.8GHz FPV band, so the shrouds should have little effect. But what will cripple your video is rain (it absorbs GHz frequency r.f.) and close proximity to any conductive materials (wires, metal objects, carbon fiber etc). In fact this is one reason why Tx antennas are raised up and usually placed at the edges of frames.

i found even moisture in the air cuts my range a lot, maybe 10% on a normal cloudy but not rainy day.

+TheMadmacs That's quite likely. The attenuating effects caused by water increase with frequency, so in humid conditions switching from 5.8GHz to 2.4GHz will give you better, more reliable video and going to 1.2GHz would be even better.

yeah i hear the phantom can switch to 2.4ghz video for long range?.. eek! thats a bit dodgy for anybody else flying. we can't use 1.2ghz in the UK, maybe with a license?.

Thanks to spread spectrum technologies your use of 2.4GHz for video isn't likely to be a problem for other fliers but their transmitters will likely stomp all over your video signal. As for 1.2GHz, it's (almost*) legal here in the UK provided you have at least a foundation ham license (easy to get, can be done in a single weekend and most 10 year old kids can do it without breaking a sweat) but that said, you're unlikely to have legal issues if no one complains. Oh and one other thing, the antenna's for 1.2GHz are quite big and in the case of circularly polarised, fragile. Definitely not something I'd want to put on a quad! *You're not supposed to transmit on the 1.2GHz band from an aircraft.

Not old hes younger than me and i still havent decided to do when i grow up