You deserve an A+ for this ;)

Holy Garbanzo Beans! I woulda just said "Screw it! We're hiring the Energizer Bunny!"

And Karen said, "Let There Be Light!"

Four tet :D <3

wouldn't it be cool if you could do this in Illustrator actually at this speed.

Whoa...

It really felt like you were connecting wires, not just painted lines. That was cool to watch. Radical.

fun times.

:)

I wish I'd known about your little assignment earlier, I could have leant a hand. As well as Ohm's law, there is also a very important law regarding the distribution of electrical current: Kirchhoff's circuit laws (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirchhoff%27s_circuit_laws) - every Best Boy knows these laws ;-)

Good luck with the final assignment, i just hope I don't come across any of your future wiring (jk :-)

beep beep boop boop!

Oh Gee, I guess I'll just whip up a video WHILE I'm doing my homework. Are you ever NOT making a video? Wait... is that you peeping in my window. I see your snoot.

Oh word, this this so much more complex than anything in the circuits class I took a few years ago. It's almost elegant looking.

(It's still kind of engineering work, so *almost* elegant.)

WOW... you really study a lot!! ;) made another video that you totally dont understand a thing of what they are saying! SORRY but please check it out ;) jumo the talking parts!!!!

Stop doing videos and do your homework !

First time a schematic ever made me laugh! The music was perfect, too.

Good job. Reminds me of a day when I had too much coffee. Keep in mind that 9A total load on the neutral is back at the generator, after the individual neutral currents have canceled out. Some of the cables there actually have large neutral currents.

If you had a choice (and you often don't) you would put your largest loads closest to the generator. That reduces the voltage drop to the other loads, and gives you better voltage regulation (when loads are turned on and off, the voltage will jump around). But in the real world the generator is often far away (on purpose) from where you need the lights. So your only choice may be to use very big cables or home run the large loads back to a point closer to the generator without daisy chaining them.

It's odd I would find your link when searching for Santa Barbara and Goleta locals. There are a lot less than six degrees of separation on the net! I know you 'cuz you're a Project Pedal fan :)

So what layout app is that, and what did you use to do the time-lapse capture?

and apparently a Stephen Lewis fan too. Yeah, Mike does some amazing work (and doesn't know how good he is).

i am impresssssssed

my .....brain.....hurts....
reminds me why I stay away from the electric dept.

On another note, great work in Illustrator. Very organized illustration.

hehe, nice process.. especially love illuminators @)

With work like this...you can start working at our company tomorrow.