Well, that was different! I'll have to check the previous video (got no notification for it), but I didn't expect you to also be so much at ease with electronic circuits, particularly a beast taken from a high power VFD. Well done, including a simple 240V inverter as tester :-)
I follow a lot of youtubers that are into electronics and I always click onto their channels to see their latest videos to bypass notifications. I found that notifications are very unreliable. If you liked this video watch another one of my videos "How to charge up your 12v car battery with a laptop power supply using my improved version" It came out six months ago and uses IGBTs.
Glad you know what you're doing. 👍😎👍 Watched it out of interest. 😳 I can understand basic electrical stuff but when it comes to electronics, I only have half a clue.🤪
Electronics are like a jigsaw puzzle, when you have enough pieces the rest of the puzzle is easy to do. It took me a long time to fit the first two pieces together.
I used to stay in a hotel in Perrysburg when attending the N.A.M.E.S. show at the seagate convention center in toledo. I did that twice before the show went to Wyandotte Michigan.
Well, that was different! I'll have to check the previous video (got no notification for it), but I didn't expect you to also be so much at ease with electronic circuits, particularly a beast taken from a high power VFD.
Well done, including a simple 240V inverter as tester :-)
I follow a lot of youtubers that are into electronics and I always click onto their channels to see their latest videos to bypass notifications. I found that notifications are very unreliable. If you liked this video watch another one of my videos "How to charge up your 12v car battery with a laptop power supply using my improved version" It came out six months ago and uses IGBTs.
@@luckygen1001 Glad to know that. I'll have a look :-)
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Great practical electronics troubleshooting video.
There are not many videos like this on youtube so that is why I made this video and thanks for watching.
Thanks Lucky! I'm not sure I understood most of that - but thanks anyways! 😆
Thank you for watching my video. This the reason why I made the video so someone who needs to test some thing like this can find my video and do it.
Nice work! Enjoyed watching. Thanks.
Thank you for watching my video.
Glad you know what you're doing.
👍😎👍
Watched it out of interest. 😳
I can understand basic electrical stuff but when it comes to electronics, I only have half a clue.🤪
Electronics are like a jigsaw puzzle, when you have enough pieces the rest of the puzzle is easy to do. It took me a long time to fit the first two pieces together.
this kind of furnace would melt rolling steel
What are you going to build using the big IGBTs ? Is it an induction furnace ?
I would like to but it requires more knowledge to make it work properly.
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Thank you.
SEW is about 20 miles from me here in Ohio.
I used to stay in a hotel in Perrysburg when attending the N.A.M.E.S. show at the seagate convention center in toledo. I did that twice before the show went to Wyandotte Michigan.
12v or 6v battery to test igbt module sir.?
12 volts.