@engineeringheaven2: If you want to learn engineering outside of school, these YouTube channels are some of the best. From electronics and DIY builds to real-world engineering explanations, these creators show how things actually work and how engineers solve problems. Channels like ElectroBOOM, GreatScott!, and EEVblog break down electronics projects, while creators like SmarterEveryDay and Practical Engineering explain real engineering concepts in a way that’s easy to understand. If you’re interested in electronics, robotics, microcontrollers like Arduino or ESP32, or just seeing how engineers think, these channels are a great place to start. Follow for more engineering content and project ideas. ##engineering##electronics##diytech##robotics##fyp

Just a chill guy :

ELECTROBOOM

weston_tew :

Where is Jeff Hanson at?

ᯓ𝙏𝙞𝙢𝙞𝙨.𝙧𝙞𝙘𝙚 😜 :

Me after seeing no electro boom and mark Rober

engineeringheaven2 :

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Vank :

bro lowkey putting his channel like we wouldn't notice...

Albijon Saramati :

Electoboom

Zac :

No Jeff Hanson mentioned

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where is greatscott

⃟ :

LETS GOOO

Visura Pamith :

You missed practical engineering , Realpars and many more bruh 😏🙂🤘🏼

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subscribe my chanel brother please

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Dress with Duke :

THANK YOU

BA Electronic :

you missed me 😏

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Where is robonyx

Lionel :

the organic chemistry tutor has saved me more times then I can count and continues to do so I cannot recommend him enough. GL for your eng courses and believe in yourself it's all you have

engineeringheaven2 :

@Engineering Mindset

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Kevin :

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Bismillah :

Day 2 of asking where is @mixikid.com

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