Thanks for watching the first pilot episode of MarkTroyer.Tech.

The first video for a new channel is challenging. I feel like I am beginning to understand what is required to create a YouTube channel with a supporting website at https://MarkTroyer.tech. It is more complicated than I imagined. I have already received a lot of constructive feedback from friends and family. Some of these changes I had time to make in this episode. Other feedback will have to wait until the next episodes. There is much to Learn, Master and Apply which makes this a worthy endeavor.

Special thanks to Alberto Gonzalez Otero at http://justonpurpose.com for helping me get a baseline WordPress website set up at https://marktroyer.tech.

My daughter, Maxine Troyer, was also a great helping me understand the art of creating YouTube videos including editing tips. Watching her YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF2dtxtNd074j_Fnb4yvBAg) grow has been an inspiration to me.

If you would like to create your own Learning Tasmota PCB, click on this link and you can order one directly from PCBWay: https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/Tasmota_Testing_and_Learning_Reference_Device.html

In episode 2, we will assemble the Learning Tasmota PCB, configure all of the component assignments in Tasmota, and configure the Tasmota timer functionality. Additional supporting links and notes can also be found at https://marktroyer.tech.