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Gareth from Make sez, "Here's Collin's latest electronics video tutorial, on induction. He's the David Lynch of DIY The Scorcese of open source education The Tarantino of tutorials And he rocks it all in a natty suit and tie! What's not to love?"

MAKE presents: The Inductor (Thanks, Gareth!)

I write books. My latest is a YA science fiction novel called Homeland (it's the sequel to Little Brother). More books: Rapture of the Nerds (a novel, with Charlie Stross); With a Little Help (short stories); and The Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow (novella and nonfic). I speak all over the place and I tweet and tumble, too.

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  • Nasty

    This is great stuff! I love it!

  • Anonymous

    Almost reminds me of a cut rate Alton Brown (Good Eats).

  • Yhancik

    “the David Lynch of DIY”

    Does he make kind of confusing tutorials with multiple possible interpretations, surreal diagrams, dream-like demonstrations and sex scenes thrown in the mix ?

  • weatherman

    A nice intro to principles of electronics.

    I think everyone who does a youtube video should be required to wear a suit and tie or other business appropriate clothing – it just makes people take things more seriously and leads to better production value.

    • Yhancik

      I am just picturing Tay Zonday, Gary Brolsma and the so called dramatic chipmunk in a suit and tie.

    • Anonymous

      By required I assume you mean forced.

      Since that would be the only way to get me to wear an idiot shell while performing a service without remuneration. Altruism only gets you so far.

  • Anonymous

    This guy is informative and funny. It’s people like this that can help solve the “crisis” in education—AKA: The Idiocracy Effect.

  • Robbo

    ZOMG! It’s Clint Howard!

  • Anonymous

    he talks like a slower Carl Sagan