Old Book Teardown Videos
The old book teardown is a regular feature of the main show which airs on @InTheLabWithJayJay.
In the old book teardown videos we take a close look at an old electronics book, or some other book of interest. To count as old the book needs to have been published before the year 2000.
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The durations are given as hours:minutes:seconds.
Note: when there is more than one value for the median the longest value is given. The average is the arithmetic mean and the standard deviation is the population standard deviation.
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| Videos Published: | 21 |
|---|---|
| Total Duration: | 68 hours |
| Minimum Duration: | 12:47 |
| Maximum Duration: | 10:17:06 |
| Median Duration: | 2:49:12 |
| Average Duration: | 3:14:53 |
| Standard Deviation: | 2:18:36 |
Old Book Teardown #3: Vest Pocket Guide To Electrical Testing And Troubleshooting (1987)
Main Channel > Main Show > Old Book Teardown
- Show Notes
- Show Notes
- Date Published
- Thursday, January 4, 2024
- Video Duration
- 12:47
- YouTube Channel
- @InTheLabWithJayJay
- YouTube Video Link
- https://youtu.be/zvtVykg1kNY
- Generous Sponsors
- Patreon Supporters
- Silly Job Title
- Charge Charmer
- Book Title
- Vest Pocket Guide To Electrical Testing And Troubleshooting
- Book Author
- John E. Traister
- Book Copyright
- © 1987
- Book Age
- 39 years old
- Book Pages
- 130 pages
- Permanent Link
- Permanent Link
- Patreon Announcement
- patreon.com/posts/95883636
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