10K Subscribers! Thanks and what to expect in future videos 

Awesome! You deserve way more for sure! More coming no doubt. Congratulations!

Congrats on the 10,000 subs ! I am 68 and have tried to get a new garage I bought, no easy task for my retired income, and have yet to get it moved here where I moved last year. Only 13 miles away. I want to wire it, insulate ,and cover walls in plywood before a ton of shelves are put in. My own lab is the goal. What you said about math is indeed my main problem but I think I am good at the conceptual side of things. I won a Digital Oscilloscope over a year ago but barely touched it and only on battery powered things. It freaks me out to risk a short to it and I think before I ever get comfortable with it, I will add an isolation transformer. I know it seems silly to many who use scopes all the time but I flat do not have $2200 to spare for replacment. There are timing experiments that come to mind that the scope could help with a lot. I do not know enough to fix failing electronics and to be honest, my mind is slow to learn and even harder to remember what I learned enough to do things but I want to tinker with all kinds of things in science. I looked though your videos using the search and I did not find any tutorials on proper use of an oscilloscope. I know there are lots of videos out there and I have watched many but they seem to leave out what seems like a potential hazzard. They assume you know enough to not do certain things. I think by the time this " lab " is up and running, I will have lost the ability to use it. So far I am in descent shape. My eyesight is still good. Never have worn glasses or contacts. Ok, this is turning into a book.. Thanks for your time if you read this far. 😶‍🌫

Congratulations 🎊 You’re a shining star in the RU-vid universe.

Your credentials are your business as to whether you share them. It’s cool to hear! But I already knew you were smart just from the things you demonstrate and how you do it. I’d love to hear more about piezoelectric effect, as believe it or not both the things you described: the spark igniter (troubleshooting how far the wire needs to be, the air gap that is, thus the voltage breakdown), and the way a crystal works are two topics of great interest to me!

I really ❤ what you do ! It’s the videos about electromagnetism that got me hooked. In response to your question, in my opinion there’s nothing wrong with mentioning your level of education once in each video. Keep up the good work !

Keep up the good work.... gimmick free. Electro Plating might be interesting field to cover.

Congratulations on the 10000 subscribers, well deserved. I happened upon your channel while searching for something, and it immediately became one of my favourites!

Congratulations on 10k subscribers! You deserve it. I've always enjoyed your videos, Dr. Jones, and our numerous conversations through the comments. Thank you for continuing to share your ideas in an understandable way. I'm looking forward to all the topics you mentioned, especially piezoelectric effects and the laser supercomputer. I wonder if you'd also consider adding what you know about the Peltier effect, and maybe addressing why internal combustion engines don't have exhaust systems made of Peltier materials to recoup some of the heat losses? Your ideas on Ethernet sound great too. I remember vampire taps on RG-8 hardline cables that circled and wound around offices. I also worked on a project to convert an entire Chicago high rise from its original IBM Type 1 cabling and hermaphroditic connectors to Cat-5 cabling and 100Mbit Ethernet. (it also used ATM connections between routers and switches and core to edge switches) Now I have 10G Ethernet and fiber optics in my house, and I wonder if you could explain a bit how the wiring has changed from UTP Cat-5 to STP Cat-8 wiring, and what might come next for ultra high speed "Ethernet" over copper wiring. New Cat-8 stuff has individual pairs tightly wound and individually foil wrapped, and then the entire bundle of cable is also fully foil wrapped. Why does this help with speed, and what does it mean that cables are tested to a certain frequency specification? OK I'll shut up. I think we could talk for a long time. You're the academic and engineer and I'm the guy who puts these ideas into practice and always wants to learn more. Cheers! P.S. to date myself a little more, my first "real" IT job was at an aerospace manufacturer and they split the Cat-5 cabling with 2 pairs for 10Mbit Ethernet and 2 pairs for the phones in a single office.

Congratulations on the number of subs. I hope you get more, you deserve it. Thank you for your excellent content.

As far as announcing credentials goes, this is [anti] social media. It really doesn't matter if a person is simply well informed on a topic or a fully and heavily qualified engineer, the detractors will always be there finding fault and in the absence of actual fault, making stuff up to give the appearance of. It's something all the more in-depth channels I watch have to put up with. Just keep doing what you are doing. Everyone that matters realises you have the chops to talk on a given subject.

I still find the propagation of radio waves E and H fields magical. I've also been trying to build my own E and H field probes for my oscilloscopes. The modern world runs on this technology but most people don't understand the amazing physics behind this.

The caption or title "Dr. Peter Jones " at the top or bottom of the screen at the beginning of videos I think would be a great way to introduce yourself and maybe catch some more subscribers in the future. Jacob's ladders and Tesla coils are fun to play with, keeping safety at the forefront of course.

You are most welcome, sir! Welcome back, it has been a while! Looking forward to another year of fine content!

You asked for suggestions for future videos, and so I have two that I’m super interested in at the moment... First, magnetic amplifiers. Second, ferroresonant constant voltage transformers. 🤗 PS: love your videos, thank you for making them.

I originally wrote what I wrote below first, but I want to answer one of your questions first… I think it’s grand that you put your title and name in the lower thirds as you gave an example in the video. Congratulations, and really great videos coming up! 👏 Now I’ll have to check some back videos as because of this… I am done visiting RU-vid’s homescreen with an advertising company (RU-vid) trying to push ads on me. I was happy to find your video that I actually forgot that I subscribed to. See?… RU-vid homescreen hiding my subs! Regardless now I go to my subscriptions.

I love RF theory , things like time domain reflectometry in cables etc . when I was a child I learnt simple dc circuits then things get complicated

Thank YOU for producing such educational, entertaining, and unique content.

I'm subscribed to give the channel a boost but to be honest with the way youtube has been acting for some time now, I wrote a simple script to pull the recently posted list from my favourite channels as I find it more reliable notifying me of new clips being posted, this channel included. Congratulations on hitting 10k.

Congratulations on hitting the 10,000 subscriber milestone. I would guess that your viewers can distinguish the carping of Dunning Kruger poster children from reasoned discussion, so don't worry about it. For the remainder of the 1%, the incomprehensible, just be glad that they left a comment and that there are not more of them (some channels seem particularly plagued). I just look forward to any of your expertise which you decide to share, even if it does include some math.

10K congrat to you!

Congratulations on the milestone, really glad I found your channel, you have a great way of demonstrating and explaining the topics you are covering and production level is top-notch.

I love this channel

I've been fascinated by the LIGO experiment. Could you possibly recreate the way they measure the peaks and troughs of the combined laser light? If not, could you recreate a laser distance measurement. You could demonstrate the propogation delay of the light and how to measure it. You are a excellent communicator. Thanks for your videos.

Congrats keep the new content coming, it's very educational and entertaining.

I will say it may possibly help to add your title at the video beginning, but for the most part some viewers (small %) are going to be that way anyway. I personally knew while watching the first video of yours that your education was much higher than mine and I would have guessed PhD simply because of how far and easily you could describe so much of the electrical and magnetic theory. I am just a technician. I do have some comments that also seem to think I am a novice about fuses etc. At least they are just a few commenters like that. I do like all the ideas you have slated for the future and look forward to the 3 phase power a lot. I have dealt with 3 phase power most of my 26 year career, but I still love learning more about it. Anything from THD and PF I never have had as good of understanding as I would like on these. PF is fascinating and in a plant environment it used to be a big issue with so many motors running across the line and such an inductive load. We used to have to add capacitor banks. These days most of our motors are controlled by drives and that has reduced some, but it is still a thing. I also have been wondering about Ethernet. I know you are talking about the early Ethernet and I remember ArcNet etc. using coax. I don't know much about it though. If you ever do make a modern Ethernet video I would like to know if we are going to run out of numbers (addresses) eventually? It may be a weird thought, but so many devices are being put on networks now and it's growing exponentially. 20 years ago we may have had one PLC processor per machine that was actually connected to the small LAN or Ethernet network. The other field devices like drives, remote I/O etc. were only talking back to the PLC. Usually through a remote I/O or device net etc. Now we have dozens of not hundreds of devices all tied into network switches per machine. It's getting a little crazy...

Congrats , but you deserve much more subscribers, your video's are clear and right to the point without being boring. Grtz

Congrads on 10k A few more subscribers and you wont be able to keep up with comments! High Voltage and tesla coil by a real doctor sound great to me Regarding your credibility, I would not worry too much, you have it in bucket loads

Congratulations 🎉🎉, hopefully one day I'll get there 😅😅

People who do not believe you do not know what you are talking about will not care about credentials or title's.

I rather new to the channel. I started watching when you were overload wires. Could you please do the same with small electrics?

I was thinking about trying to make a tuning fork out of pzeioelectric material, then have that fork resonate at whatever frequency you built it for, I wonder what kind of electricity that would create

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I think your credibility comes from the great quality of your videos - I for one don't think you need to brandish your credentials.

I don’t think it’s necessary to give your credentials every video. If a viewer cannot ascertain your level of understanding by viewing your videos… 🤷‍♂️