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Hello everyone, and welcome to my Respecification Guide for

the Elder Scrolls Online

My name is Tianlein and today i will show you how and where you can reset your Skills,

Skill Morphs, Attributes and Champion Points in ESO

Take a look in the description if you want to go to a specific topic

Sometimes you may have chosen a wrong skill or you just want to change the Role of your Character

This is no problem since you can anytime easily

reset your Character Skills when you have the coin

To reset your Skills, Morphs or Attributes you have to visit one of the Rededication

Shrines which you can find in 4 cities across Tamriel

In Deshaan you have to visit Mournhold

In the City Center and in the same building as the Bank you will find the Rededication Shrines

At the Shrine to Kyne you can reassign your attribute points

The Shrine to Stuhn gives you the opportunity to reset all of your skill points

or to reset your skill morphs

In Grahtwood you have to travel to Elden Root

Next to the Elden Root Wayshrine you will find the Rededication shrines

At the Shrine to Auriel you can reset your attribute points

The Shrine to Stendarr lets you reset either your skill points or the skill morphs

Or you can travel to Wayrest in Stormhaven

Here you have to visit the Temple of the Divines

Inside you will find the Shrine to Akatosh which lets you reassign your attribute points

The Shrine to Stendarr gives you the opportunity to reset all of your skill points or to reset

your skill morphs

When you own the Morrowind Chapter you can also go to the Temple Canton in Vivec City

in Vvardenfell

Not far away from the Vivec Temple Wayshrine you will find the Rededication shrines

The Shrine of Warrior-Poet allows you to reset your attribute points

And the Shrine of Father of Mysteries gives you the possibility of resetting your skills

or your morphs

The price for the Respecification of your Attributes and Skills is always 50 gold per

Attribute or Skill point

If you have already collected many Skillpoints it can be quite expensive to reset them

Sometimes if major changes will be implemented in the Game it can happen that the Respecification

Prices are lowered for a short period of time

If you don`t want to invest Gold to reset your Character you can take a look at the Crown Store

For 700 Crowns each you can buy an Attribute Respecifaction Scroll or a Skill Respecification Scroll

When you have reached Level 50 you will start to collect Champion Points

You can assign up to 630 Champion Points and they are shared between all your Characters

You can open the Champion Point Interface by pressing the equal key.

At the bottom of your screen you will find the Redistribute Button

To reset your Champion Points you have to pay 3000 Gold each time

No matter how many times you will reset them, or how many Champion Points you have, the

price will remain the same every time

Hopefully this quick guide answered all of your questions about how and where you can

reset your Skill, Attribute and Champion Points in the Elder Scrolls Online

It would be wonderful if you subscribe, like or leave me a comment

Have a nice day and until next time.Tschüss!

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EQ Tutorial: How To Easily Add Clarity To Your Mixes - BehindTheSpeakers.com - Duration: 17:45.

Are you struggling to create clarity in your mixes?

If so, keep watching to learn an easy EQ technique that will help.

Hey, this is Jason Moss from BehindTheSpeakers.com, and this EQ technique I'm about to show you

is really a foundation of my mixing process.

It's gonna add clarity to your tracks and just make mixing a whole lot easier.

Now the problem with many tracks in your mixes is that they often have resonances.

And these are buildups of energy in certain areas of the frequencies spectrum, caused

by things like room acoustics, or just resonances on a certain instrument.

Sometimes this stuff sounds good and we don't wanna get rid of it.

But sometimes, it can contribute to a muddiness or a murkiness in a track.

Or it can even cause harshness or edginess.

And these problems can actually obscure the clarity in our mixes.

Now the tricky thing about resonances is that they can often be hard to identify within

the context of a full mix.

Because whenever we have a bunch of different tracks playing, it can be hard to figure out

where a muddiness is coming from.

Or if we hear something that sounds harsh, it's hard to figure out which track is causing

the problem.

And so a lot of these resonances end up just being left in.

And so, again, they just contribute to this muddy, kinda murky sound.

And so instead of addressing them within the context of the mixing process, I find that

it can be helpful to really address these resonances up front, before we start mixing.

So this is a technique that I call sweep and destroy.

And the idea is that we add an EQ to every track in our mix before we start the mix process.

So this is a part of really prepping our tracks for mixing.

And we sweep a boost up through the frequency spectrum on each track and try to find these

resonances that really stick out and sound ugly to us, and we take them out.

The analogy I like to give is, let's say you're about to cook a soup, and so you have all

these different ingredients that are gonna go into the soup.

It's almost like cleaning off the vegetables and washing everything and cutting off the

stems and really preparing all of your ingredients before you start cooking.

By doing this, you're gonna find that the mixing process is just so much easier.

Tracks are gonna come together, they're gonna sound great right from the start.

And that clarity that you're looking for is gonna be much easier to achieve.

So, next, I wanna jump into my DAW and show you how I use this sweep and destroy technique

on a couple of different tracks in a mix.

So the first track I wanna show you this technique on is this loops track here.

So I'm gonna add an EQ to this loops track as the first insert.

And this is the FabFilter Pro-Q 2, which is my favorite EQ.

It's probably what I use near-100% of the time when I'm EQing.

And there are a couple of features in this EQ that make it really easy to apply the technique

I'm about to show you.

With that being said, you don't need this EQ, you can use this technique with any EQ.

So don't worry if you don't have this plugin, you're totally fine.

Now the first thing I'm gonna do is pull up this preset that I've saved called "Subtractive

EQ."

And you'll see that we have a boost right here at the bottom of the frequency spectrum.

And the gain is +18 dB.

Now, this is a number that I found works really well for this technique.

I've also set the Q to 8.

And again, also a number that I think works really well.

So if you're using another EQ, just copy those numbers and you'll get similar results.

And I have the frequency set to 10 Hz.

So we pulled it all the way down to the bottom of the frequency spectrum.

And the last feature that I have set up here is, the Pro-Q 2 has something called Auto

Gain.

And so you can see it right down here at the bottom, that little A. And I have it turned

on, which means that the EQ automatically compensates for the level increase as we move

that boost up the frequency spectrum.

So we're not gonna hear a dramatic change in level.

And it's not an essential feature, you don't need to have that turned on, but I find it

can be really helpful, because we just take that kind of level increase out of the equation.

And it's much easier, just more pleasant to listen to.

Because sometimes using this technique, some of the things that we're gonna be doing can

get a little bit aggressive and can kind of hurt your ears.

So I'm gonna go ahead and play this track.

And I'm gonna slowly sweep this boost up through the frequency spectrum.

And I'm gonna start to listen out for areas that sound aggressive or harsh, or boomy,

resonances, just things that kinda jump out to me as just really ugly sounding, and stuff

that we might not want in this track.

Okay, so that's interesting.

So I'm hearing this kind of harsh ringing right here around 4570.

Take a listen again.

So, to me, that's really poking out, it sounds just kind of ugly and aggressive.

And I'm gonna probably wanna get rid of that.

So we found our first problem here.

Now step number two is I wanna make sure that I have this frequency knob set perfectly.

So I wanna make sure I've really found where the problem sounds its worst.

So I'm gonna play the track one more time and just kinda fiddle around with the frequency.

I'll move it up and down a little bit.

And make sure that we found the spot where this problem area really sits.

Okay, so it sounds like it's right around there.

So after I've found the frequency, what I'm gonna do is solo this band.

And FabFilter has a feature that allows you to just listen to that band on its own.

So it's like soloing that specific part of that frequency spectrum.

Now this is not an essential thing to do, but I find it can be really helpful for this

next step, which is we're gonna find the right Q for this band.

And the goal here is, we want the band to contain as much of the problem frequency as

possible, but we also wanna exclude the good stuff on the left and the right of that problem.

So we don't want there to be frequencies that sound good within this band, we just want

to have the problem there.

So I'm gonna solo this.

And now with the Pro-Q 2, if I scroll up and down, you can see we make the Q either wider

or narrower.

And I'm gonna play the track, and I'm gonna try to find a spot where I hear as much of

the problem as possible, but I don't hear any of the good stuff that I don't wanna get

rid of on the sides of this problem.

See, you can hear that's too wide, right?

Because we're hearing some good stuff on the left and right of the problem.

So that sounds good to me.

So a Q of around 12 sounds like we're containing the problem, but we're not getting a lot of

the good stuff on the sides of that problem.

So now I'm gonna reset this gain back to zero.

And I'm gonna give my ears a couple seconds to rest.

Now we've just kind of slammed our ears with this loud annoying resonance.

So we wanna kind of give ourselves a couple seconds to reset.

And I think that's really important.

So now I'm gonna play the track and I'm gonna try to identify that problem resonance that

we heard in the track.

And I'm gonna slowly pull this gain knob down until that problem disappears.

Okay, so I found around -8 to me seems like it gets rid of the problem.

So the last thing that we're gonna do is test our fix.

So I'm gonna bypass this cut and I'm gonna listen to the track before our cut.

And then I'm gonna enable the cut and see if the cut is an improvement.

So this is without our cut.

And this is with the cut.

Without.

With.

So, to me, with the cut sounds much more natural.

There's not that kind of harsh ringing that pokes out of the track.

The track just sounds more balanced, more solid.

And this is gonna fit much better in our mix.

So after we've applied this cut, we wanna make sure that we finish sweeping up the entire

frequency spectrum, because sometimes there can be more than one problem frequency.

And so we wanna make sure we don't miss anything above that problem that we just found.

So I'm gonna go ahead and add another boost, set it up with a Q of 8, and a gain of 18.

And then I'm gonna start where we left off, and just continue sweeping all the way up

to the top of the frequency spectrum.

Cool, so I don't hear any problems, so I'm just gonna delete this.

And then we can move on to the next track in our mix.

So there's a couple things you wanna watch out for when you're using this technique.

The first is you wanna make sure that whenever you hear a problem in a track, it's actually

in the track itself.

And it's not being caused by the acoustics in your room.

Now most rooms, especially home studios, where the acoustics aren't ideal, are gonna have

peaks and valleys in certain areas of the frequency spectrum.

And so if you're adding a boost on an EQ, and sweeping it up through the frequency spectrum,

if the frequency that you land on corresponds with a peak in your room, that frequency is

just gonna get brought out in a really aggressive, kind of ugly way.

And so you might hear that and say, "Wow, that's a big problem in this track and I need

to cut that out."

But that problem isn't actually in the track itself.

It's being caused by your room.

So the best way I've found to address this is to use headphones when you're using this

sweep and destroy technique.

Now I don't recommend mixing on headphones exclusively, I think that can create other

problems, but headphones are really helpful for this technique in particular, because

they remove the sound of the room from the equation.

So if you're listening through headphones and you're using this technique, and you hear

a problem, you can be much more confident that that problem is actually in the track

itself and is not being caused by the acoustics in your room.

The second thing you wanna watch out for is, you wanna make sure that whenever you're taking

a problem out of a track, that that problem is something that appears consistently throughout

the course of the performance.

So it's not just a problem that kind of jumps out on one note and then goes away.

Now to demonstrate how important this is, I wanna go ahead and take a look at this bass

track here.

So let's solo this.

And then I'm gonna add an EQ.

Now the interesting thing about bass is that when we get to the bottom of the frequency

spectrum, the notes that the bass plays correspond directly to frequencies.

So to demonstrate this, I'm just gonna play this track, and I want you to take a look

at the spectrum analyzer on this EQ plugin here.

So you can see that these bumps here on the analyzer's display mirror the notes of the

bass performance.

So when the bass goes up, the bumps go up, when the bass goes down, the bumps go down.

Now the problem with this is that if we were to apply our sweep and destroy technique,

so let's just pull up our preset, and then I'm just gonna turn this up so we can hear

it a little bit more.

And I'm gonna sweep this boost up slowly through the frequency spectrum.

So you can see, like right at that spot there, the bass just kinda jumped out.

We just heard a ton of boominess on that one part.

And so if we're doing this, we might find, wow, there's this area here that sounds really

aggressive.

And it sounds like a problem, and maybe we should pull it out.

But I wanna play the track again and I want you to listen to this.

And notice that the problem comes and goes.

So it's not always a problem, it just appears when the bass hits a certain note.

So right there.

But only on certain notes.

So this isn't actually a problem that we need to fix.

This just means that we've hit on a certain frequency that corresponds with a note in

the bass performance.

And so whenever the bass hits that note, that frequency is gonna get boosted aggressively,

and the performance is gonna sound too loud.

So you wanna make sure that you watch out for these types of scenarios.

And make sure that when you find a problem, that it's consistently a problem throughout

the entire track, because whenever you're cutting something, you're making a hole in

the track.

And so if we take something out, we wanna make sure that we're fixing a problem that's

a problem throughout the majority of the track and doesn't just appear on one spot, because

otherwise, we're gonna make the track sound worse.

So the last track I wanna take a look at is this acoustic guitar track here.

So let's solo it.

I'm gonna add my EQ plugin.

And we'll pull up our preset.

And then I'm gonna sweep this boost up through the frequency spectrum while the track is

playing.

Okay, so this spot around 190 is poking out to me.

I think we could probably clear this up a little bit.

So I'm gonna play the track again and just move the frequency of this boost from left

to right a little bit and find the spot where this problem sounds its worst.

Sounds like around 195 or so.

So let me solo this.

And the next thing I'm gonna do is just adjust the Q until we feel like the problem is contained

within this boost, but we're not hearing a lot of good stuff on the left and the right

of the problem that we don't wanna get rid of.

That sounds pretty good to me…we could probably go a little bit narrower.

Okay, so now that we've found the right Q for that cut, I'm gonna go ahead and reset

the gain.

I'm gonna give our ears a couple seconds to rest.

And then we'll play the track again.

And we're gonna slowly dip this frequency out until the problem disappears.

So, to me, around four, four-and-a-half dB sounds great.

And often times, these cuts are not gonna be super aggressive.

Just dipping something out by three or four dB can make a big difference sometimes.

So now that we have our cut figured out, I'm gonna go ahead and flip this in and out of

bypass and just listen to the track before and after our cut and see if we've made an

improvement.

So, first, let's start with the track without our cut.

This is with the cut in.

This is with it out.

With it in.

So it's subtle, but it sounds like there's some muddiness that kind of got cleared up

there.

And these are problems that build up over the course of an entire mix.

And so often times, you're not gonna hear these types of things in context with the

rest of the tracks, but they'll just contribute to a sense of muddiness and kind of murkiness.

And so by clearing up these problems right at the beginning, before we start to mix these

tracks together, often times, you're gonna be able to achieve better results.

And then when you start mixing, you don't have to worry about soloing things.

You can just focus on context and focus on making these tracks fit together.

So I hope you found this sweep and destroy technique helpful.

And if you use it, I promise you it's gonna be much easier to achieve clarity in your

mixes.

And if you wanna dive deeper, I put together a free EQ cheatsheet with tips and tricks

for EQing common instruments, as well as my favorite EQ plugins.

And this is really gonna help you approach EQ with clarity and confidence, so you can

use it like a pro in your next mix.

Click the link in the description below or in the video and you'll get free instant access.

For more mixing tips, you can also check out my website, BehindTheSpeakers.com.

Thanks so much.

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How To Prioritize - Duration: 3:47.

hey this is Darryl and in this video I hey this is Darryl wait I thought I was

going to do a webcast right now not a video

hey this is Darryl do you have challenges prioritizing what you need to

do in this video I'll share some simple and powerful techniques and how to

prioritize you may feel yourself feeling overwhelmed and frustrated even a little

angry because you're scattered and your license seems to be swirling all the

time you have so many thoughts on what you want to do but find it difficult to

take action so of course this leaves you frustrated because it makes you feel

like you're stuck and you're not making any progress in your life you might be

great at making that list of to do's but once again this isn't working you don't

use it effectively and it leaves you disappointed I've coached amazing of

people who have had a very difficult time prioritizing how they should take

action on what they want so here are some simple but powerful strategies and

how to prioritize drum roll please number one get clear know what you want

in your life part of the biggest challenge for most people as that

they're walking around and life without a clear focus so what do you want here

lies the challenge you want a lot I get that but you need to go deeper inside to

figure out what you really want right now in your life

number two make a decision Napoleon Hill said indecisiveness is something or

other basically you need to build some muscle to make decisions become a

decision making machine number three file

all through and accountability this is another hole people fall into they stink

at following through and holding themselves accountable to their actions

what happens is you don't follow through on your decisions so then you stop then

you rearrange your priorities to cover up for the lack of accountability be

accountable on what you say by following through

number four stop the story you've created a story about what you can't do

this is complete BS and you know it create an empowering story that you know

how to prioritize because you got clear your decision-maker and you do what you

say implement these very simple strategies and watch the difference in

the impact in your life I'll look forward to hearing your comments if you

liked my video let me know by clicking the like button and please subscribe to

my channel in your comments are welcomed you have complete permission to go ahead

and share this video with anyone you would like thanks for watching and

you'll see me on my next video that's great Shay thank you that's great

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How to hide a file inside a image - Duration: 2:24.

I'm using 3 dummy files for this guide

Now right click on the file that you want to hide and choose the option add to archive

Open Run by hitting Windows key + R then type cmd and hit enter

Navigate to the folder as shown.in my case its in Documents

Now type the code in the decription

Give your folder name and image name for this

Thats it easy right??

Now last step is to recover hidden files

Just right click on the image and extract using WinRar

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HOW TO DO 10, 20, 30, 50 , 100 PUSHUPS - HOW TO INCREASE PUSHUPS - Duration: 7:41.

Hello everyone! I'm Mario Gabud and today I will say a few words about push-ups

or rather what is it that you need to do to increase the number of push-ups you can do.

This video is intended for beginners but it is still great for advanced exercisers.

Before we start talking about push-ups,

I will demonstrate a few common mistakes that many people do when doing push-ups.

Mistake number one:

pushing your elbows to the side when they are actually supposed to move to the back or at a slight angle to the side.

I will now demonstrate this mistake. Like this, moving your elbows to the side...

This isn't good and there is a chance that you will injure your shoulder by doing it.

The correct way is to move your elbows to the back.

Mistake number two: arching your lower back. It looks something like this.

It mostly happens when you start feeling tired and by doing this you are trying to decrease the tension in your shoulders.

Like this, the hips go down.You will see this quite often if you look for it. This is also bad.

Those are the two most common mistakes when doing push-ups and now we move to push-ups for beginners.

First, I'd like to introduce the beginners with the method of performing a push-up.

When I say beginners, I mean those that can do less than 10 push-ups or not even 1 push-up with proper technique.

So, the first, easiest variation would be for you to do the push-ups from your knees.

Again, watch out for the mistakes I just mentioned.

How wide you should put your hands depends on your personal preference

but I'd recommend you to put your hands slightly wider than your shoulders.

Put your knees on the floor and begin.

Lower yourself all the way down to about 2 cm (1 inch) from the floor.

Don't hit the ground, it would provide your muscles with some rest and you don't want that,

keep them under tension the whole time.

This is the easiest variation of a push-up, intended for beginners than can't do more than 5 or so regular push-ups.

You simply can't improve by doing that many push-ups.

What should you do to increase the number of push-ups?

I'd recommend you to do push-ups 2-3 times a week,

5 sets, every set until failure i.e. when you can't do any more…

If you already can do 10 pushups,

then do 5 sets of 10 push-ups with about 2-3 minute break in between sets.

So, do 5 sets of as many push-ups as you can do,

rest 2-3 minutes between sets and repeat all this 2-3 times a week.

Listen to your body to decide when to do these push-ups.

After the first day, wait until your muscles stop being sore and then repeat the workout.

That's all for beginners, let's move on.

For those slightly experienced exercisers, you will be doing similar things.

The only difference is that you won't be doing push-ups from knee position but regular push-ups instead.

So, it looks like this. Put your hand slightly wider than your shoulders are.

Don't do those mistakes I mentioned!

Lower yourself all the way down (slightly above the floor) and then extend your arms completely.

When I say slightly experienced exercisers, I mean those that can do 30-40 push-ups.

The training program is the same as that for the beginners.

Do 5 sets until failure, 2-3 times a week, rest 2-3 minutes between sets and repeat all this...

Let's move to advanced exercisers.

When I say advanced exercisers, I mean those that can do 50 or more push-ups.

Advanced exerciser should start using additional weights when doing push-ups

because it's hard to increase the number of push-ups any more if you only use your body weight.

For example, a vest like this adds 10 kg (22 lbs).

If you don't own a vest like this, use any regular backpack with load in it

or get your training partner to hold the weight on your back while you are doing push-ups.

Again, all the same. Of course, if you are able to do 50 or more regular push-ups,

after adding some weight you won't be able to do 50 anymore.

Let's go again…

The training program for advanced exercisers depends on the person

and if you are able to do that many I'm sure you already know how much time you need to fully recover before exercising the same muscle group.

In addition to adding extra weight, advanced exercisers should try different variations of push-ups,

alternate the angle of the body by putting your legs or hands on different levels (e.g. bench).

More of this in another video, this one was only intended to demonstrate the proper technique for push-ups.

I forgot to mention at the beginning of the video,

when doing push-ups you are mostly activating your chest muscles (pecs) and triceps.

Advanced exercisers can also work on these muscle groups

and increase the number of push-ups by doing bench-press and triceps exercises with dumbbells.

Why would you want to increase the number of push-ups?

Well, I get asked this a lot from people that are trying to join an army or police

or any other profession that requires the applicants to perform the certain number of push-ups.

Thank you all for watching this video.

Please hit the like button, subscribe to my channel… Thanks again! Bye!

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Brush your moustache and beard

Clamp and pull on beard when the iron is hot to straighten it out

Clamp, twist, and pull moustache ends like you're curling ribbon

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That's How You Learn - Episode 5: Power and Electricity Testing - Duration: 8:56.

Hello friends! Guess where I am today. I'm at the UL lab in Melville, New York,

which is just outside of New York City, and today we're going to learn some really

cool things about how electronics, electricity, and power is tested here at the Melville lab.

So come on, let's go check it out.

OK friends, so I'm in Melville at the Power Distribution lab and I'm here with Ed.

Say "hi", Ed. - But I'm Ed! You're not Ed

Oh "Hi Ed"! - So tell me how long have you been here at UL?

I've been here quite a while... (how long?) I've been here, well let's

put it this way when the Lord said let there be light

who do you think did the investigation?

When Ben Franklin and I were

inventing the lightning rod and running a kite up with a key, we figured out

that cloud-to-cloud lightning strikes could put a big impulse on the power lines,

come on down, and give you a problem with your computer or your Xbox...of course we

didn't have an Xbox back then, but that's okay. And you have your power strips that

usually help you protect from those power surges, and the little device

that's inside that is a small device called an MOV or a metal oxide varistor.

This little guy is going to give you the protection that you want to keep the

insulation system in a good safe condition, and prevent fires.

-Now why is this testing and everything that you do here, so important?

This is designed to come and allow us to evaluate the products so

that the MOV - the device - can be matched to the proper application.

If it's not, this test will demonstrate what could happen.

- Great. Is it is it alright if we run the test? - Sure, let's go ahead.

Right now we have a surge generator that's going

bring a surge on the power line, and go right to that component,

and we're going to cover it with cheese cloth to demonstrate any fire.

Right now we're applying an impulse of about 6,000 volts, 3,000 amperes

to this product to see how it reacts.

Wow! Okay, now why did it do that? - The energy contained within the impulse

was more than what this was designed for. They normally would not react like this,

now you know the limitations of this particular product. - Wow! Okay...it's all for safety.

Perfect! Thank you very much, Ed! - Oh, you're welcome!

So I'm now here in the core electrical lab and I'm here with John, say "hi" John.

This is how you learn. - No, John, that's my line!

-Oh, sorry Dennis. - Just say "hi" John - Hi John!

So John, tell me, what do you do here at UL?

I test appliances, appliance controls...controls are the things that are inside the

appliance like the guts of the appliance that make the appliance work.

Now why is that testing so important? - It's important because the

appliances can have things happen to them that might make them unsafe and the

control is supposed to protect the appliance but also protect your house.

It's supposed to protect your house from something that could heat up and

catch fire or something that could shock you

that if you touch the outside of the appliance it could shock you, so we want

to make sure that the designers of the appliances make them safe from shock and

fire hazards. -Perfect! Now what kind of test setup do you have here?

Well I'm testing a component today, a switch that comes from an appliance,

and we're using a robot arm to move the switch back and forth.

The switch gets mounted in a vise, and then I use the robot to turn it on and off.

In order to make the robot work I have to type in computer code.

It's sort of like learning a new language. It's not exactly English.

It looks like English but I had to study from the robot manual before I was able to make it work.

The reason why we're flipping the switch on and off is called and endurance test.

The appliance, you can imagine, throughout the course of the

life of the appliance, it's going to get turned on and off many many times.

So we want to make sure the switch can survive the life cycle of that appliance.

So in this case it could be running for 30,000 times or for a 100,000 thousand times.

So John, why do you use these kind of light bulbs that we see here?

Actually, Dennis, today I didn't have to use these light bulbs but I chose them as a

tribute to UL because they look kind of old-timey light bulbs.

UL has actually been testing products for over 120 years, so I wanted to choose

something that that sort of a tribute to that. And it's kind of to show a balance of how

we have been testing products for over 120 years,

but we also are testing the latest technology today.

This is excellent, John! Thank you so much for your time and for explaining all of this to us!

You're welcome, Dennis.

So I'm in another section of the power distribution lab and I'm here with Jim. Say "hi" Jim.

"Hi Jim!" - Why do you always go...I don't understand...

So Jim what do we have here? What is it set up?

This is is a test demonstration how a circuit breaker works and how it's supposed to

protect the wires in your wall from overheating and starting a fire.

- What do you do here, specifically, at UL? - I test circuit breakers,

electric vehicle charges, ground fault circuit interrupters, switches, relays...

...anything that has to do with high power turning stuff on and off to make sure that it works safely,

and that you don't have a fire or a shock hazard. - Now why is this testing so important?

Because people are misunderstanding what circuit breakers do.

A lot of times they think it's people protection and they're

actually protection for wires in your walls, and if they're not used properly

or setup properly you can start a fire in your house. - Oh really? So if I were to

like grab a fork and put it in a socket, this won't protect me?

No it won't, because it's not a GFCI circuit breaker.

This is made for overcurrent protection. It has two bi-metals in them, and when the

bi-metals get hot, they open up which causes the circuit breaker to turn, just off like that.

But it's mainly to protect this wire here. And if this wire gets too hot?

It will start the insulation in your house on fire.

Here we have common household wire creating a short circuit on a 20 amp circuit breaker.

We have 5000 amps at 240 volts going through this breaker. When we start the test,

breaker should trip and the wire should stay intact, the cotton

should not go on fire, and that will show that the product did it's job.

And you see, we had a failure. What we had here, the circuit breaker worked,

the wire turned off but the arc shoots were a little too big, so the spark

went too far, which set the cotton on fire. That would be considered a failure

This is a 7 and a half-inch piece of standard copper 12 gauge wire

that you would find in your home, and what we're doing is we're creating a dead short circuit

across the 5,000 amps, 240 volt circuit.

Now you see how electricity...

You see why circuit breakers and fuses are necessary.

All that's left of that copper wire is just the sleeving.

We had an excellent day today here at the UL

lab in Melville, New York, where we learned so much about power and

electricity and some of the tests that are done on products that we use every single day.

It's not only very important for us to test these things, but as you can see,

it was a whole lot of fun! For UL Safety Smart, I'm Dennis Avelar

and That's How You Learn.

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