EEVblog #1198 - 10 Years On Youtube!

April 4th 2009 Dave started the EEVBlog

#Youtube #10years #Anniversary

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[randomviewer]

You should bring back fundamental fridays!
I love that series.

[-dazz-]

I'd love it if you brought back fundamental fridays. Congrats on those 10 great years, Dave! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with us

[whatthefunction]

Ive been watching since ep36
I remember because I binge watched all 36 and my wife was mad at me because I was half asleep at a family gathering the next day.

[josephcote]

I'll add my vote for more tutorial videos. Also maybe something like "component showcase" where you show an interesting part and a sample circuit to use it. Could be chips, or passives, anything. *Congrats on 10 years*

[MS-howq]

I speak for everyone when I say we think EEVblog is awesome!

[clintoncoker]

I love the dumpster diving and repair vids the best.

It's just insane what people throw away.

And finding those blown caps is very satisfying!

[PointReflex]

"Being lock in the lab for 10 years, you get less for murder, right?"
- Dave Jones, 2019

[FranLab]

Congrats Dave!!!!
10 More Years!
10 More Years!

[javierperez_]

Tahnks Dave. I have been following you from the fifth video. When someone asks me what I remember from Internet in 2009, I say "EEVblog! That channel is the only one left from those days!" Please don't stop with it.

[GadgetUK]

Thanks Dave, you've educated and entertained us for 10 years so far and I hope there's many many more to come! With regards to content, personally I look forward to repairs and teardowns, and theory (davecad), but everything else you do is super interesting anyway. Those are just my personal favourites I think.

[paultargett]

10 years in, nicely done Dave. Just an opinion but I adore the “random” and “eclectic” nature of both EEVBlog channels. Your enthusiasm is infectious and your interest in each subject adds to broadening my knowledge base as a home hobbyist!

[Prinnydood]

Congratulations on 10 years Dave. I've only been watching for the past few years, but I've enjoyed the videos and learning from you. I'll have to go back in the library and watch your fundamental Friday videos. I wish you continued success in the future.

[bobbjorkner]

I love and always will appreciate the content Dave, they're all in your signature style. It will still continue to make me laugh, learn, and inspire me with a passion for engineering and electronics.I was interested as a hobbyist, but had never considered a career in electronics. I would say you were my main engineering influence, and as I continued to grow and learn, it contributed things that were invaluable to starting my career. I cannot fully explain the amount with which your content has helped me, and I cannot express my gratitude enough. I recommend The Amp Hour & EEVblog to all my friends and coworkers. EEVblog to infinity!

[tommizell]

Thanks for the decade of amazing content. I've been regularly watching EEVBLOG for the last eight years and wouldn't be the engineer I am today. Thanks Dave!

[dykodesigns]

Congratualtions on your 10 year aniversary Dave. Relugar watcher here, discovered your channel in around 2012 because my dad is an electronics engineer and he watches your content regularly and we enjoy it. I quite like the impromptu style and approach to your video's, which inspired me to make video's on the subjects that I like. Most of the time it is unscripted as well, and quite random in topics. I love watching the retro teardowns and the solar roadways as I am a building / structural engineer by trade. You hit the hammer on the nail with the road surface aspects! Sadly a lot of decision makers know nothing about engineering and keep pumping money in projects that fail. My industry has the highest failure costs mainly because of this.

[marklaffan]

Grats mate! I did my Associate diploma in Electronics Engineering, but ended up in IT. EE is still my hobby and I've been watching for many years and learnt a lot of things from watching your content. Here's to another 10 years!

[steve_case]

Congrats Dave. We love what you do. Right off the cuff. No need to do surveys. Mix it up and keep it real. We love it all! See you in 10 more years.

[MarcelHuguenin]

Hi Dave! Happy 10th anniversary! Just keep the nice mix you have now and here's to another 10 years!

[warifaifai]

I keep watching your videos because it is like hearing my dad talking interesting stuff while i watch all he is doing. You are a great great person Dave, thank you for sharing knowledge with us.

[lagmatic]

The thing about your mix of videos is, there's always something worth watching. I had never done any PCB soldering in my life until a few weeks ago, and after watching you, bigclive, and a few others here on youtube, It felt like I'd been doing it forever. I knew many of the "gotchas" and lots of tips I'd picked up over the years of watching all these videos. I love it! Keep up the good work!