List Of Electronics Youtubers - Comprehensive List - Old Version

[Cliff Matthews]

Roger, maybe your TV just needs some new firmware? If it's a HISENSE 43H6D, that's a good price and lots of features.

BTW, another YT channel I've had on the radar is Upcycle Electronics with 202 subscribers and 18 videos.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl9LftG7lIx9t4jhwLwK1GA/videos

Edit:
He is forum member jakeisprobably. His most recent video has comments linking to pages here on the forum.
Take care!

[kalel]

New update.   Added 25 listings found by looking for op amps.   Op Amp sheet added that shows the calculations on how I picked the 6 that I will add to the list some day.

This might have been explained before, taking a first look at the datasheet, are the opamp videos categorized (as specific videos about opamps) or just a way to find the channels?
Since there's a separate spreadsheet and the search seems to be on the specific channels and not YouTube, I'm not sure.

[ez24]

This might have been explained before, taking a first look at the datasheet, are the opamp videos categorized (as specific videos about opamps) or just a way to find the channels?
Since there's a separate spreadsheet and the search seems to be on the specific channels and not YouTube, I'm not sure.

This is a work in progress, so hang in there. 

Brumby and I are working on a new list that will be inside the spreadsheet so there will be one file.  The new list will be recommended videos starting with op amps.   It will take me about a month to do each subject.

Name of this list will be changed to:

"List of Electronics Youtubers - Comprehensive Listing"

and the new one

"List of Electronics Youtubers - Suggested Viewing".

I posted the op amp list to get some feedback because I am trying different things out.  And I appreciated the feedback, especially on the method I used.

Thank You

[Brumby]

Two lists makes a lot more sense.

Reasons:
 * The purpose of each list will be clear
 * Maintenance of the lists will not require remembering the 'protocol' for differentiation of the entry types
 * Modifications to the layout of one will not have any impact on the other
 * Separate list in a separate post means the character count limit issue will be less bothersome
... and a couple of other ones which aren't that important since I support the idea.

I would also suggest the URL gets included with the name (as it is in the first list) so that the presentation is cleaner.  (This is easy, since I've already done this.)  This also allows space for any additional information that may become desirable.

[ez24]

Update  Sept 17 2017

Added 18 new listings. 

Also added new Suggested Viewing List sheets and scoring sheets used for the Suggested Viewing List.  A lot of changes

FYI - The Suggested Viewing List is here:

https://www.eevblog.com/forum/other-blog-specific/list-of-electronics-youtubers-suggested-viewing/msg1302877/#msg1302877

cheers

[Shock]

KainkaLabs
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd8CdLp2bKP6Uv0jvdLdiRA/videos

[ez24]

Update  Sept 21, 2017

Added 12 channels and made changes to the child messages.

https://www.eevblog.com/forum/other-blog-specific/list-of-electronics-youtubers-suggested-viewing/msg1302877/#msg1302877

[kalel]

Update  Sept 21, 2017

Added 12 channels and made changes to the child messages.

https://www.eevblog.com/forum/other-blog-specific/list-of-electronics-youtubers-suggested-viewing/msg1302877/#msg1302877

Great work so far. Would be nice to see a list on DIY electronics projects (starting with simple - maybe based on some categories?), but I don't dare to suggest it, as then it would be fair for me to find the videos myself. Maybe at some point.

I don't know if it's really suitable considering the other lists. What do you think?

[ez24]

Great work so far. Would be nice to see a list on DIY electronics projects (starting with simple - maybe based on some categories?), but I don't dare to suggest it, as then it would be fair for me to find the videos myself. Maybe at some point.

I don't know if it's really suitable considering the other lists. What do you think?

I searched YT on "DIY electronics" and came up with 8,900,000 results.  I think this is a great idea.  I am working on multimeters now and when I finish I will start on DIY electronics.  When I look at a video I also look at Playlists and About and the titles of videos if those do not help.  If some DIY channel concentrates on a subject, I can make a note about this under the "Notes" column.

This will be fun and interesting.

Thank you

[bitseeker]

Note that counts from Google's search engine can be significantly incorrect on the first few pages of results. Sometimes, you have to get close to the end of the listings to find out how many results there really are. Just an FYI to take that number with a boulder of salt. Nevertheless, 8+ million does indicate that there are many related vids.

[Cliff Matthews]

Pete Vree has a nice channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWkyWCcJT9N4ihmtVC7kS5Q/videos
6,482 subscribers with plenty of tutorials in Electronics, PLC's, pneumatic's and Arduino.

[helius]

Just stumbled on this channel: Technology Connections (the name may be an homage to James Burke?)
It seems to mostly be about historical electronic inventions (especially television technologies).

[bitseeker]

That does remind one of the Connections series.

[Cliff Matthews]

Dave just did a review of popular low-end series bench power supply modules (DPS-3003 etc..). They have been trendy for many beginners and in an effort to help out beginners, perhaps we should list the designers YT channel? AFAIK, it fits our requirements.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy73jJ5-ZqhPzT7wJ6KTIaw/videos with 498 subs

*edit - Seems Dave's review is pushing the channel count up already.. (guess he's got that Midas Touch  ha!)

[kalel]

I'll take a look at that video, I was looking forward to a review of those modules. They seem to be $20-30 range + power supply + box (from what I see on Dave's video image, there's a project box too).

[cyberwulfsa]

A local South African here who has of late been making videos once again

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIityE3fetj8tSaL3R37-YQ

They do often talk about some nice gear.

Cheers

Frank

[ez24]

A local South African here who has of late been making videos once again

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIityE3fetj8tSaL3R37-YQ

They do often talk about some nice gear.

Cheers

Frank

Sorry the list is max'd out (size).  If you can find someone to delete let me know and I will see about deleting them.  I will change the title to say this.

Edit: Added

[Cliff Matthews]

What about a secondary list? Perhaps we could identify channels that have taken another direction and/or have not published any fitting content for a while? Or.. move largely inactive channels with less than 5k subs and review twice yearly?

[Shock]

Z1power deleted his videos so I guess he can be removed.

Perhaps delete those 20 lines of wasted space, or ask if you can have a post inserted, moved or owner changed on the post below yours if the forum software allows it. I'm sure wilfred won't mind.

[Brumby]

Simple answer:

1. Lock this thread and unpin it.  It will drift down over time.
2. Have the carer for this list start a new thread - with the same title as this.
3. Have the carer make the second (and maybe third) posts.
4. Pin this new thread.
5. The carer can then split the list and put part in the Original Post and part in Reply #1
6. Reply #2 can be for further expansion.

From a cursory examination of the current list, it could be split roughly evenly if it were divided on subs - 10,000 and above in one group and under that for the second.

Another way is a simple alphabetic split.

[Cliff Matthews]

Brumby, I hope the original URL doesn't change. This would negate all my work giving it out in discussion and comment area's all over YouTube.. Thanks

[bitseeker]

Cliff, ez24 can put a link in the original post to refer future visitors to the new list.

[ez24]

Finally got the new spreadsheet up and is attached.  I had to delete all comments.  Cliff I think Brumby's idea is the best way to go.  I think the mods would cooperate. 

But how would I manage the spreadsheet?  Make two sheets?  If I ignore the table command, I guess I could get use to making two lists from one sheet.

As far as other lists, I did a couple and they bombed.  So I do not want to make another list (split this one is ok).

If I do this I could add the comments back.

The only pisser is I will lose the Thankers.  This topic is number 4 in this forum's record book and I wanted to be #3 (FYI - Brumby is also No. 4 for something).  Maybe I can contact all the thankers and ask them to re-thank 

If no objections I will have a go on this tomorrow.  I think I understand Brumby's instructions.

[Brumby]

1. Lock this thread and unpin it.  It will drift down over time.
2. Have the carer for this list start a new thread - with the same title as this.
3. Have the carer make the second (and maybe third) posts. This should be done immediately - and everyone else stay away until completed
4. Pin this new thread.
5. The carer can then split the list and put part in the Original Post and part in Reply #1
6. Reply #2 can be for further expansion.

Steps 1 and 4 are to be done by the Mods/Admin - and they don't have to be done in sequence.  They can be done afterwards - which is probably the best way anyway.

As far as splitting the table is concerned - ez24 has probably had enough experience to work it out, but if he wants a helping hand, I will see if I can figure out something.

[Brumby]

... but if he wants a helping hand, I will see if I can figure out something.

I will need the criteria for setting the split.