Man thank you. If im understanding correctly, I'm testing my subs to see the ohm reading. I set it at 200 and it read 2.4 so I think that means 2.4 ohms.
Ok, I have a key with a built-in resistor (GM 90s Vette). I used the 20k ohm setting (got that from a different video), and the reading I got was 2.35 ohm. Does this mean 2,350 ohms? If so, what resistor would I need? The pack of resistors I bought off amazon doesn't have any 20k resistors but have 10k and 22k. I am totally lost. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Great explanation! (You'd think the other experts could communicate this, too, but you'd be wrong -- Just watch all the other rather useless videos on this subject.)
Only video I found that actually shows you how to use and read a multimeter with resistance
Thank you for this explanation. You were right. No other video's give this information. Helped my confusion.
Thanks youor the only one I watched that actually showed which one is ohms, good detail!
I've checked out a few videos hoping to understand this. thanks to your video, I now do.
Man thank you. If im understanding correctly, I'm testing my subs to see the ohm reading. I set it at 200 and it read 2.4 so I think that means 2.4 ohms.
Best vid iv found yet thanks.
Thanks I learned something new today.
Ok, I have a key with a built-in resistor (GM 90s Vette). I used the 20k ohm setting (got that from a different video), and the reading I got was 2.35 ohm.
Does this mean 2,350 ohms? If so, what resistor would I need? The pack of resistors I bought off amazon doesn't have any 20k resistors but have 10k and 22k.
I am totally lost. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Excellent, thanks
Thanks for sharing.
Great explanation! (You'd think the other experts could communicate this, too, but you'd be wrong -- Just watch all the other rather useless videos on this subject.)
I'm no expert buy I'm glad I could help. I was also surprised there wasn't another simple walk-through like this.
Go ahead and watch it
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