Underrated channel

Probably the Best Video if you consider this in Podcast Form

Great video, as a f1 fan myself I knew most of these things, but for someone who isn't in my positions this must be a real good overview or maybe the first push into the sport!

Very nice video mate

This is mice but it'll be better with pictures and videos emphasizing what you're discussing

You ended up in my recommended so looks like teh algorithm is bumping you, nice job and hope your channel keeps growing 😁

Captivating Content, I see some potentials in your channel winning and Thriving, But your channel needs a professional touch 🚀🚀

Thank you for helping me understand some of these concepts; well explained.

Interesting!

good job little bro. 2 unsolicited tips; use diagrams to assist your ideas/theories, and provide a summary at the end (modern-day humans have neanderthalic memory)

Nice vid!

Well done. And props for the flight test Concorde model!

Actually fascinating how these things work, cheers man!

Patty becoming a car guy??! 😮

W video

Your presentation is so good. Unbelievable quality. Keep it up

A nice mostly correct overview of a few of the principles of Formula 1 and motor racing in general. Graphics to help draw out your points or any kind of visual aids would be a huge improvement.

5:05 CAT ALERT!!

(commenting to boost the algortihm hopefully, love this content)

I lasted one week in French class. Nothing is pronounced like it's spelled. So I stayed with Deutsch.

I don't speak baguette but this goes bonkers

This was a great video

Once you started talking about flux I had flashbacks from physics 2 from last year so I clicked off the video. I barely passed that shit and I hate it with a burning passion. I left a like anyways tho.

I thought this would be an explainer of how phone charging actually works inside phones lol

only 427 subs is crazy your channel is crazy under rated this is a really good video keep up the good work

A great demonstrative video that I hope peaks youthful interest. Think about doing something on Magnetic Particle Inspection, a method of non-destructive testing. You'd do a great job of it👍🏻🏆

Very well said. There's no question that climate catastrophes are increasing.

One minor thing, I beleive fossil fuels are predominently created from plankton and plants, I think the idea of fossil fuels being predominently from dead animals is anqiquated at this point. Off the top of my head; Pre-historic forrests wiped out by natural disasters, without bacteria to digest the dead plant mass and convert it into other forms of energy, were buried and compressed, to eventually become crude oil. I enjoyed your video though, it was a nice overview of basic electrical concepts.

You earned my subscription. You're doing it right, lots of potential right there. Keep working on your craft! Your logo, your visual identity and that delivery of yours. This is great and can become one of the big ones Kudos

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the transition from hydrogen and helium to charging phone is wild man, I respect your effort for explaining some energy conversion processes but it doesnt really have to do with the topic of this video.

The Concorde in the background is sick!

Dude quality video, I'm down for whatever else you come up with 🥳 Edit: Apparently I was already subbed too XD

Hi there, I'm new. I've loved the few videos I've seen of yours. It's great to see that you are still uploading. I'm here before you blow up. Keep it going!

It really can be addictive. I’ve never used Tiktok and have tried to stay away from YT shorts for this very reason. ADHD is already hard enough to deal with on it’s own, so I’d rather not make it even more difficult. Know yourself!

Good work, I'll recommend you to my friends.

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Hi, Patrick! Amazing video! I would just like to say that the background music is a bit too loud. Maybe even louder than your voice and that's very distracting. Other than that, amazing work! Keep it up!

Really great TLDR video, but the music volume after around 2:25 really didn't help with the information density.

Another sub big dawg

One interesting question that you overlooked is this: why is EEPROM so expensive per byte, but Flash is so much cheaper per byte? Your explanations in this video apply equally well to both EEPROM and Flash, so the video can't fully explain the difference (or else I could buy 1TB of EEPROM). I recall that flash can only be erased in big blocks (compared to EEPROM which can be read+written at the byte level), but not quite sure if that's the whole story, nor why that makes such a huge difference.

That was a fake with there only being two existing ones used for the promo

very nice and explained well, maybe turn down the volume of the music a tad at some spots

Subscribed.... One of ur earliest.. Wish you all the best for future.... Meet you again at 1k, 10k, 100k, 1M

Subbed. Informative video

Nice explanation, you might to want to use music more sparingly, otherwise it can be distracting. Keep doing this though! you seem to have the right presence on camera.

I subscribed :)

Nice video, and you have a new sub. Quick pedantic point - at 2:23, formic acid isn't a hydrocarbon. You mention that there is a problem with car batteries that have reached the end of their life - I don't believe that's a real problem yet as they are lasting 10+ years and the number of EVs on the road 10 years ago was tiny. Car batteries can be recycled with surprisingly close to 100% efficiency already, and that's only going to be a bigger and more improved business model as today's EV batteries start reaching the end of their life. As such, the case for hydrogen in vehicles isn't that strong - like you said, perhaps in semis, trains etc, but as battery tech improves (as it is doing rapidly) maybe it won't be required for long. Producing electricity from hydrogen is quite inefficient - the end-to-end efficiency is <30%, whereas with batteries it's >70%. We don't yet make enough electricity without throwing away a bunch just to make hydrogen on the scale needed and let's not forget all the infrastructure that would be needed to support a hydrogen-based fuelling system for mass transportation, compared to the already existing electrical infrastructure.

Here's some sage advice from a former large-ish content creator. Everyone keeps saying you have such a low sub count. You have a low sub count in comparison to other KZfaqrs. Think from a humanistic standpoint. You've got ~350 subscribers right now. ~350 people deciding they want more content from you. This is double the capacity of a lecture hall in my university. Given you've just explained numbers yourself here I don't think I need to tell you that you've already got quite a following. It's this kind of thinking that puts you to the top. Find value in the content you're putting out. Don't make the people regret clicking on your videos (I certainly don't). It's a hard road to the top, but you've got what it takes from what I'm seeing here. Even if a video flops there's bound to be a small audience who finds value in it. Godspeed you magnificent bastard