EEVblog now a University Standard

[Moshly]

I'd add ->

Clickspring - Pure craftsmanship
The Coding Train -  Programming equivalent of Dave

[Melt-O-Tronic]

OMG, how did I forget Mr. Carlson's Lab?  His channel is really appropriate for Alexander.e.hiller's original post.  Another incredible teacher, right up there with Alan and Shahriar.

[tombi]

A few more (I know everybody has their favourites).

Feedbackloop who does some really cool repairs as well as other projects from scratch.
/dev/ttyso - His improve your analog IQ  stuff was nice as was his stuff on crystals. His videos seem to be a bit sparse at the moment.

Also there is Scullcom.

Tom

[mrpackethead]

Cool bananas 

Can you do a video on cool bananas?

[djacobow]

Can you do a video on cool bananas?

Cool bananas are ok as far as they go, but I think it's a mistake -- perhaps journalistic malpractice -- to make such a video without also discussing the relative merits of cold bananas, warm bananas, hot bananas, plasma bananas, and of course, very cold superconducting bananas. Each has their place in the practicing EE's toolkit (not to mention, lunch pail), and really deserves its own video.

[mrpackethead]

Can you do a video on cool bananas?

Cool bananas are ok as far as they go, but I think it's a mistake -- perhaps journalistic malpractice -- to make such a video without also discussing the relative merits of cold bananas, warm bananas, hot bananas, plasma bananas, and of course, very cold superconducting bananas. Each has their place in the practicing EE's toolkit (not to mention, lunch pail), and really deserves its own video.

Probably can combo cool bananas with winner winer chicken dinner, dogs breakfast and box knife skills.

[NiHaoMike]

Can you do a video on cool bananas?

Cool bananas are ok as far as they go, but I think it's a mistake -- perhaps journalistic malpractice -- to make such a video without also discussing the relative merits of cold bananas, warm bananas, hot bananas, plasma bananas, and of course, very cold superconducting bananas. Each has their place in the practicing EE's toolkit (not to mention, lunch pail), and really deserves its own video.

That sounds more like Freelee the Banana Girl's domain. But while fitness is certainly useful, I don't see it as relevant to an electronics class.

[dannypowell]

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[thinkfat]

Mikeselectricstuff - interesting but unintelligible.
Ave - much swearing.

W2aew deserves a top spot.
TheSignalPath, too, for advanced students.
Jeri - I really like the early stuff but she hardly posts anything these days.

[Simon]

It's in the screenshot, Great Scott, Veritasium, Electroboom and Smarter Every Day.

Oh dear oh dear, Great scott? what the idiot that just draws nice schematics, never properly explains anything making it look easier than it is and actually did a video on how to make a SMPS without using a microcontroller in the feedback loop which is the most stupid thing anyway? Because comparators are so hard....

[SparkyFX]

Yes, it was completely dumb. He shouldn't have published that IMO, it ruins any public narrative that he's a professional and is extremely careful and knows exactly what he's doing etc. Which he might ordinarily be of course, but when playing with a death trap like this there should have been zero chances taken.

In one of his first videos the spark (and probably the sound) was edited into the video. Maybe he got better in editing.

[NiHaoMike]

Some new additions to the list:
Adam Welch
Andreas Spiess
Beauty and the Bolt (mostly science, but very well presented)
Ben Heck Hacks
bitluni's lab
Blitz City DIY
Brian Lough
Damien Maguire (some power electronics, but mostly mechanical)
Defpom's Electronics & Repair
Electronoobs
electronupdate
Emily's Electric Oddities
glasslinger (DIY vacuum tubes)
James Allen
Johannes Hubner (lots of motor control stuff)
Kaizer Power Electronics
katkimshow
Marco Reps
mjlorton
MrTesla1337
Robert DuHamel/RSD Academy
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