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title: "Introducing the AddOhms TutorialCast"
description: "Over the past several months I have been kicking around a new way to teach non-engineers about electronics. My idea is to use simple language to explain complex engineering…"
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author: "James Lewis"
date: "2013-05-05T20:53:51Z"
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# Introducing the AddOhms TutorialCast


Over the past several months I have been kicking around a new way to teach non-engineers about electronics.  My idea is to use simple language to explain complex engineering subjects.  Each video will be in the range of 3-5 minutes.  While putting together the first couple of topics I started to realize I wanted this to be something to stand on its own.

[YouTube video J2uyMKIddaE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2uyMKIddaE)


So I have created a [separate webpage](http://www.addohms.com/), [twitter account](http://www.twitter.com/addohms), and [YouTube Channel](http://www.youtube.com/addohms) for this TutorialCast called "[AddOhms](http://www.addohms.com/)."

The first series is on [Reading Schematics](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2uyMKIddaE&list=PLRIGIzu0Z7KlgW8opExMBJRRqzabtFUkC "YouTube Playlist") and broken into 3 parts.  You can find more information about the [AddOhms TutorialCast](http://www.addohms.com "AddOhms Podcast") on it's own page or you can go directly to the [AddOhms YouTube Channel](http://youtube.com/addohms).  The 3rd episode is one I finished most recently and really happy with it how it turned out.  So, it might be a good idea to start there!

[YouTube video VfkSzvXPYak](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfkSzvXPYak)