In this video, I demonstrate how, over the years, I arrived at the oscilloscope and its accessory that I find most useful in practical electrical lessons during school education.
Dear Allan, Thank you very much for responding and clarifying the issue with the TTS pronunciation in my video. I wouldn't have realized this on my own, and even after consulting several AIs, they couldn't pinpoint the problem either. Interestingly, the TTS incorrectly pronounced embedded terms like "MHz" in the script but correctly when isolated. I managed to fix this in the video by editing it. However, I didn't notice the mispronunciation of "Anodes" and "Cathodes", partly because I know the script by heart and also because English is not my native language. Regrettably, as far as I know, it's impossible to modify a video once uploaded to RU-vid. I would prefer to correct these words if I could. Could RU-vid's own editor offer a solution? I'll look into it. Again, thank you for your helpful feedback. Best regards, bzoli57
