License to Ham – Part 2: Eureka Moment

Support the show! tymkrs.com You can talk to us daily at our IRC chat (#tymkrs on AfterNet): qwebirc.afternet.org zombietech.tv Today we’re trying to prove that when resistors are placed in a series circuit, the total voltage available from a power source is divided into the resistors – this demonstrates the ability to find the amount of total power available in a circuit by adding the voltages each resistor takes up. Nothing like proof to help cement a simple lesson! Editor’s note: Addie is a total beginner when it comes to electronics. Let’s all leave her some encouragement in the comments! If you want extra daily content about us, our projects, and the production of these videos be sure to follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, and Flickr. You can always find links to all of our stuff at about.me or individually at these pages: tymkrs.com twitter.com www.flickr.com tymkrs.tumblr.com We love hanging out with you guys on Twitter while working on our projects and these videos. Life is so much more fun with good company. Don’t hesitate to message us! As you can see, we do read them, and do our best to answer! If you would like to help support our ability to make many more programs like this one, please share this video. We need you! #worstpickuplines is trending on Twitter instead of something worthwhile like #555contest. Come on geeks!!! Tweet and ReTweet – it costs you nothing and helps save future generations from becoming idiots! It’s a geek revolution, take back the media!

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Tags: Conquer, Divide, License, Resistors, Serial