Really good training videos from MIT

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Tim Nash (aka TMN) - 11 Feb 2009 18:13 GMT

While this is general engineering not model engineering I found these
very informative - the old hands probably know this all already but
they are great for beginners, probably through to intermediate level.

http://techtv.mit.edu/collections/ehs-videos/videos

While researching the presenter (Dr Erik Vaaler) I came across some
place trying to sell the series for Big $$$$.

regards
Tim

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Dirk PG1D - 11 Feb 2009 19:05 GMT

> While this is general engineering not model engineering I found these
> very informative - the old hands probably know this all already but
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> regards
> Tim

Thanks..!

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AC - 11 Feb 2009 20:24 GMT

> While this is general engineering not model engineering I found these
> very informative - the old hands probably know this all already but
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> regards
> Tim

Im sure some one else post these, but hosted on another site in .mov format.
But, poking around that site, there is some fantastic stuff. This for
example :
http://techtv.mit.edu/collections/scolton/videos/885-one-way-to-drive-a-stepper-motor

Brilliant find, cheers for posting. Although I now fear the loss of several
hours of my life :)

AC

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Richard Shute - 12 Feb 2009 10:06 GMT

I was the middle of last year sometime. The link I have is to an
archive of all? MIT videos.
http://www.viddler.com/explore/mittechtv/videos
You have to sift through to find what you want.

Once you visit each individual video from the link in the OP below,
you can save the video as flv or wmv - there's a menu box sort of
thing on the right which links to the URL I've just given.

Richard

>> While this is general engineering not model engineering I found these
>> very informative - the old hands probably know this all already but
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>
>AC

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Cliff Ray - 12 Feb 2009 16:45 GMT

Were you June or July?

> I was the middle of last year sometime.

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Richard Shute - 13 Feb 2009 09:06 GMT

Oh dear, time for Tea.

>Were you June or July?
>
>> I was the middle of last year sometime.

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Really good training videos from MIT