modified 7 months ago

For @Tester07

00:14:27

Welcome to EveryCircuit, Tester07. Since you seem to be stuck, let me help you: EveryCircuit is kind enough to provide its users with an “Examples” section, which provides a little knowledge of the basics of electronics. Other tutorials exist online as well, but it’s better to start with introductory stuff (such as Ohm’s Law) than to experiment off the bat with more complicated components, if you don’t know what you are doing

published 7 months ago

Redstone_guy

7 months ago

Note: This tip actually applies to everyone. It is better to start from the bottom of something you don’t know what you are doing in. For example, a good school doesn’t teach its KINDERGARTEN students CALCULUS-level mathematics

ETJAKEOC

7 months ago

Agreed, this is how I've learned most of the things I've learned, self taught from the ground up in some subjects, start with basics, understand them, go from there

wyoelk

7 months ago

Here are some basic circuits that I started with, http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5224974367064064

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