It's difficult to say for certain why a specific video was removed without more information. Here are some possible reasons why Mike Holt might have removed a video, or why it's no longer publicly accessible: Outdated Information

Electrical codes and best practices are regularly updated. A video from several years ago might contain information that is no longer accurate or compliant with current standards. Mike Holt is known for emphasizing accurate and up-to-date information, so he might remove content that is outdated.

Accuracy Concerns

Even if the core concepts are still valid, there could have been errors or ambiguities in the original video that Mike Holt wanted to correct.

Copyright or Licensing Issues

If the video used copyrighted material (music, images, etc.) without proper permission, it might have been taken down due to copyright claims.

Replaced with Newer Content

Mike Holt might have created a newer, more comprehensive, or clearer video on the same topic. The older video might have been removed to avoid confusion or to direct viewers to the updated content.

Platform Change

If the video was hosted on a platform like YouTube, the platform itself might have removed it due to policy violations (though this is less likely for educational content from a reputable source).

Website Changes

If the video was hosted on Mike Holt's website or a related platform, changes to the website structure or content management system could have resulted in the video becoming unavailable.*

Privacy

Possibly the video was never available to the public and intended for a closed group or class.

How to Find Similar Content


Search Mike Holt's Website and YouTube Channel

Even if the exact video is gone, there are likely other resources on multifamily load calculations available from Mike Holt Enterprises. Search directly on his website and YouTube channel. Use keywords like "multifamily load calculation," "apartment load calculation," "NEC load calculation," and "Mike Holt."2.

Search Electrical Training Platforms

Websites like Electrical Code Academy, i-PVO, or other electrical training platforms might have similar videos or courses on load calculations.3.

Use Specific Search Terms

Try searching with very specific terms. For example: "Mike Holt multifamily load calculation video 9 minutes." Sometimes, oddly specific searches can turn up results.4.

Contact Mike Holt Enterprises: If you're really keen to find the video, you could try contacting Mike Holt Enterprises directly through their website. They might be able to provide information about why the video was removed or suggest alternative resources. Flag for review