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A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyHy3uFJrj0 Restarters' Training Session] makes an easy introduction to the following sections down to and including Electronic Components. It consists of a presentation with audio commentary, lasting around 50 minutes.
* [[The water analogy|The water analogy]] - Understand electricity better by the analogy with a flow of water.
* [[Electric circuits, volts amps watts and ohms|Electric circuits, volts amps watts and ohms]] - what every Restarter should know.
* [[Series and Parallel Circuits|Series and parallel circuits]] - Not quite sure of the difference? All is explained!
* [[AC and DC|AC and DC]] - what's the deal?
* Electronic components - recognition, failure modes and testing:
** [[Basic electronic components|Basic electronic components]] - Resistors, capacitors, inductors and transformers, and quartz crystals.
** [[Active components|Active components]] - Diodes and rectifiers, transistors, and integrated circuits (ICs).
** [[Passive components|Passive components]] - Switches, push-buttons and connectors.
** [[Protection components|Protection components]] - Various devices for over-voltage and over-current protection. Fuses are only the beginning!
* [[Batteries|Batteries]] - different types, shapes and sizes, what they're good for, how to buy them, use them and dispose of them.
* [[Light bulbs|Light bulbs]] - the several different types and their various shapes, sizes and bases, all explained.
* [[Electric motors|Electric motors]] - different types, how to recognise them, test them and maybe fix them.
* [[Power supplies|Power supplies]] - how they work, what can go wrong, and how to test and fix them.
* [[How radios work|How radios work]] - basic theory to help you understand what might be wrong when you can't see it with your own eyes.
* [[How_flip_clocks_work|How flip clocks work]] - those cool retro clocks with split flip-down digits.
* [[All about SSDs|All about SSDs]] - everything you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask.

A Restarters' Training Session makes an easy introduction to the following sections down to and including Electronic Components. It consists of a presentation with audio commentary, lasting around 50 minutes.

Electric circuits, volts amps watts and ohms - what every Restarter should know.
AC and DC - what's the deal?
Electronic components - recognition, failure modes and testing:
- Basic electronic components - Resistors, capacitors, inductors and transformers, and quartz crystals.
- Active components - Diodes and rectifiers, transistors, and integrated circuits (ICs).
- Passive components - Switches, push-buttons and connectors.
- Protection components - Various devices for over-voltage and over-current protection. Fuses are only the beginning!
Batteries - different types, shapes and sizes, what they're good for, how to buy them, use them and dispose of them.
Light bulbs - the several different types and their various shapes, sizes and bases, all explained.
Electric motors - different types, how to recognise them, test them and maybe fix them.
Power supplies - how they work, what can go wrong, and how to test and fix them.
How radios work - basic theory to help you understand what might be wrong when you can't see it with your own eyes.
How flip clocks work - those cool retro clocks with split flip-down digits.
All about SSDs - everything you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask.

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 * [[Power supplies|Power supplies]] - how they work, what can go wrong, and how to test and fix them.
 * [[How radios work|How radios work]] - basic theory to help you understand what might be wrong when you can't see it with your own eyes.
+* [[How_flip_clocks_work|How flip clocks work]] - those cool retro clocks with split flip-down digits.
 * [[All about SSDs|All about SSDs]] - everything you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask.

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