Didn't have a clue until I watched this. Simple clear and straight to the point...no ridiculous music no unnecessary commentary no crazy camera angles...just downright simple. Many thanks for putting this up.
I like the vid because he speaks clearly, he doesn't say Ummm every 3 seconds, and he has the camera close up to the multimeter display. I have no questions on what you covered. Thank you dude
By far the best introductory video I’ve seen. From clear & concise instructions to using that pick for a pointer to show exactly what on the multimeter he was talking about, this was very informative. Thank you!
Man, where have you been with this video??? This is the best explanation of how a voltmeter is used than I've ever seen. Well done man. And I'm subbing your channel. Thank you for this.
To be honest. U talk less but demonstrate a lot. I just dropped by to say THANK YOU for your short, sweet and effective lesson. Your action speaks louder than words.
Way better than other videos where the presenter has not organized their thoughts before recording. You're presentation is very easy to follow and understand.
Nice video for using the multimeter. No BS, no unnecessary talking and good video and audio quality. Thank you for helping me out! You should be working in our screwed up public school system!!
Hahaha that's not acceptable. People would learn way to much. That's unacceptable lol but you are right. At least the teaching mentality. I guess in Canada kids today don't even learn to spell. The school system is dumbing the population down generations at a time. Don't think that public school systems are the only ones affected.
I am completely Neue to this electrical testing I’m a nurse level, one trauma emergency room, completely different from testing voltages, but your video was on point and straight to it, no long long talks about where you’re from and where you live in your family pictures music in the background just straight man talk… ! Thank you!
I'm with you there my instructors can't explain shit without confusing the hell out of you. So simple to explain and he did it in 8 minutes. I need this for electric al engineering. Thank God for you tube.
One thing I recommend doing when performing a continuity test is to first touch the probes together to make sure you're on the right setting. Touching the probes together should make a beep and that would indicate you are checking continuity properly. Also, a lack of beeping when checking continuity indicates broken wire, NOT a short. This is the opposite of a short.
@@thecyclingcouple4438 a short (full name "short circuit") is an unwanted connection, like when an exposed wire touches something it shouldn't. if the wire is broken, there is no circuit
The opposite of a short is an open which is the same as a broken circuit. There is no continuity in an open circuit. Think of a circuit with an on/off switch in the circuit, with the switch in the on position, power flows through the switch completing the circuit. The same switch in the off position creates a break in the circuit or an open spot that does not allow the electricity to flow.
ABSOLUTELY one of the best instructional videos I've ever seen. Direct, to the point and thorough and also great safety tips! This could also be a video on "How to do an instructional video the best way!" Great job brother.
Absolutely brilliant mate, my husband passed last year so I needed to learn this, and I can’t thank you enough! Straight forward to the point and easy to understand 👍 well done
Thank you for presenting the information in a straightforward and clear manner! I'm sick of the ones who make videos that go on to bash the in expensive meters that DIY Guys use to diagnose problems that either can be easily fixed at home or need to go to a professional. We don't need a thousand dollar fluke monstermeter!
Thanks, I'm a total nube when it comes to this stuff but i have enough know how that i need to know a few things. This video was perfectly on my level. Thanks for that.
Really helpful video,it really gives people like me who has trouble remembering the correct setting for the test I want to do, Its great having persons like your self doing you tube video giving your knowledge to others, Use help so many thousands in unanswered questions` that stop them in there tracks due to not being able to move further in there test because they become uncertain how to set the meter, In my day as a kid i grew up watching men working on a car in a street and willing to explain how and what they are doing, These days no one has the time, and if a teen stops to ask what they are doing ,they think there is a motive behind it other than the real reason for stopping and asking ,and get there back up,with a quick response to move the teen on there way, Its a shame this world has become this way, so this is why I really appreciate you guys who help others like my self,Thank`s
You have a gift in teaching, breaking things down to a basic understandable idea, and presenting the information to learners. Loving your videos that teach the basics. Adequate precaution that can easily be overlooked is covered, etc. 👌
This was great - been wanting to take the time to learn how to use a multi-meter for awhile now. Just retired so the "would like to know" list is being attacked and this was great. Just the facts easily explained and shown. Thanks so much. Have subscribed and will look for more from you.
Excellent! I watched a few others that were okay but yours Sir is fabulous. Easy to learn and you cover things that are so obviously just a little more than the average homeowner knows! THANK YOU!!!
You simply explained in less than 10 minutes how to use a multimeter. My uncle is a master electrician and every time I ask him a simple question it turns into a college lecture lol. Thanks for getting right to the point
Thank you so much I love how direct you are at teaching the use and not go on and on and on rambling to the point we get bored and go to another video that is clear and concise like you.
Excellent! I have a multimeter and always think I know what I'm doing but really fumble around with the knob and give up. I like how you use the metal pick as a pointer and not finger-pointing that sometimes is vague as to what exactly is being pointed to. I knew exactly where you were going. Clear, concise explanations, and examples on each mode. Thank.
Thank you for taking the time to refresh what I learned years ago. I purchased this meter recently and needed it for some simple tasks around my shop. :-)
5 million views!! That's the whole state of Alabama that watched this! I wonder how many Alabamans understand the relation between continuity and resistance. For instance you measured the resistance of an HT cable. Do we know why you don't measure for continuity too? Isn't that important? Why would anything have to resist the flow of electricity? Conversely when you measured for continuity why would you not need to see if it were resisting to some extent? Anyway, you're clearly doing a very popular service for five million people! That is HUGE. Clearly there's a great market, a great hunger to understand, to which you are responding. Thank you.
I've never used one of these before because I've always expected my dad to teach me, he's a huge automotive guy but rather disorganized, so I never learned. But I do welding and I need to fix an extension cord, this video is a great introduction on how to use and understand a multimeter! Thankyou.
Great video! I'm mechanically inclined as an experienced shade tree mechanic. However, the mystical properties of electricity always have me begging for mercy.
Hey man. That was a great video. You were clear and concise on your delivery. You can put that video in a training course for electricians. Good job! 👍
Despite the varied facial layouts of multimeters, this was well-done visually + taught concisely. I just bought one after paying a handyman who couldn't fix my 4-year old Kenmore dryer. He said replace the power cord, which proved not to be the remedy. Now I can test outlets and power cords + whatever else I can learn to test.
What a spectacular video. So clear and to the point, made for common users out there. No technicality whatsoever and use of very selective props to make it easy to understand, including all the safety measures… bravo. It cannot get better then this. I had no clue at start of video and but end of 8:00 minutes, I clear on so many things and can confidently use multimeter. Thanks a lot 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks man. Great video. Everything was accurate and straight to the point. I haven't used a multimeter in several years and wanted to make sure I hadn't forgotten everything but as the video went on everything came back to me and I now feel confident I can go diagnose the problem I'm dealing with.
With somebody like me who doesn't understand anything about use of a multimeter, this is the clearest explanation and the easiest to understand tutorial! Thanks!
Best beginner tutorial I've seen so far... Easy for me to understand (except for the resistances part,lol) but others is excellent.. Thanks for giving me the answers, bout to measure batteries
What a great video!! I was so intimidated by the multimeter, but even more to watch a video about it… your video is excellent, no music or unnecessary stories or comments. Thanks you!!!
everytime I put my multimeter to measure the resistance of a transformer is always different. It can vary from 1 to 100ohm, in two/3 different measures... It has happened that when I measure a resistance of which is supposed to be1000 ohms and my transformer 0,9 ohms, then a second time my transformer measures 10ohms and again the resistance it shows 1009.. The craziest value was 100ohms for an output of 12volts - and only 220volts is normally 14ohms - so after that had happened my resistance of only 1000 was measuring 1100ohms... I don't know if it is because the multimeter is bad quality, or that is normal to happen. Mine is not as sophisticated as yours, I can only measure a maximum of 10 amp for example... Here is a link where you can see what type I am talking about...www.google.pt/search?q=multimeter&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiL_o-0r_vMAhVFOhoKHUKECmAQ_AUIBygB&biw=1518&bih=692&dpr=0.9#imgrc=ojkDzYcRzj3p2M%3A What do you recommend me, is that normal to measure different resistances values in the same device? Have you already measured resistance in a ferrite transformer with its primary only? Is that normal to happen?
+Ratchets And Wrenches Good day, I tested my battery today and i have 20A DC instead of 10A in my multimeter. ( Does it make a difference? ) I got a reading of 0.29 I'm a bit confused, does this mean it is 29 mA and i am ok or does it mean it is 290 mA and i have drain? (as normal is 50 mA) Thanks
My car back window heating grid has stopped working and I cannot see anything in the rear window while drinving. I just brought a cheap multimeter from eBay and do not have clue on how to usw it. This video has helped me out a lot so THANK YOU and stay blessed ❤
This really helps, When my teacher explains It nobody undrestands what hes saying, but when I saw this video It helped me xD I wish you were my teacher and btw In 2 days I have electrical engineering exams soo yeah wish me luck guys.
@@chestermartin2356 ya sorta a bad sign. I hope he isn't as incompetent as he sure seems. Would have for him to cause a power outage for an entire city because he didn't know what he was doing.
Thank you for this video. I’m going to be rewatching this, oh about a dozen times! You covered a LOT of info & I might say very well! Concise & to the point, you showed me stuff I’ve only wondered about for over 50 years! I have primarily used one of these just as a circuit tester and voltage meter. And I never knew how exactly to do it. I just stumbled along. You’d think the manufacturer would have decent instructions. But o never saw any! So thanks! You’re a Mensch!
*Thank you so much, back in the day you had to pay $200+ for an electrician tutor who could care less for a 2 day course which you covered in a few minutes.*
Im 28 this year and just so happened to pick electricity as one of my passions and wanting to learn a new life skill Thank you for making this video and allowing people like me to learn something useful
Thanks a lot this video is very informative, and my son finally understands how to use a multi meter. But one thing I would like to say to all the people that have something to say about everything , if you know so much why don’t you make your own video explaining how to use a multi meter and hopefully nobody corrects you. Just saying 🤪
Clear and concise nicely explained I have thw same meter from harbor freight. nice to see someone explain someting and not be so full of himself no fireworks just plain direct formation to the public this is why he has so many subcribers he explains all topics in such a way.
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No bs, no robotic voice, no super long intro
Pure content full of knowledge
Because it was uploaded 9 years ago, the good old times
Yes! Down with robotised voices and their oddball emFASSes!
Didn't have a clue until I watched this. Simple clear and straight to the point...no ridiculous music no unnecessary commentary no crazy camera angles...just downright simple. Many thanks for putting this up.
This video has helped me earn the UA-cam University Multimeter Merit Badge. Saved for rewatch every time I need to hunt my meter down and use it.
I like the vid because he speaks clearly, he doesn't say Ummm every 3 seconds, and he has the camera close up to the multimeter display. I have no questions on what you covered. Thank you dude
Ummmmm😂😂😂
All tutorials should be this clear, organized, and direct -no fluff, no bs.
It's not what you're being taught...it's HOW you're being taught. This is GOLD.
I'm a grown ass 37 year old man and I honestly feel super cool that I just used my new multi meter to test a couple double a batteries. 🤗
You and me both brother
Hell yeah! Learning something new is exciting! Pass it on.
And me, and i'm nearly 60 :-)
I’m 41 and in the same position 👍🏻
37 here and I approve of this msg.
love from india i am shocked that you thaught some much things just 8 min. back on time when yt was really informative
This guy is a pro. He teaches with clarity and gets straight to the point.
By far the best introductory video I’ve seen. From clear & concise instructions to using that pick for a pointer to show exactly what on the multimeter he was talking about, this was very informative. Thank you!
The best. Short. Concise, Precise. Perfect for beginners. Bravo!
Man, where have you been with this video??? This is the best explanation of how a voltmeter is used than I've ever seen. Well done man. And I'm subbing your channel. Thank you for this.
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This is a multimeter not voltmeter
Excellent explanation
This is the best video on multimeters on youtube thus far.
Can it electrocute my finger
yes when he said, "horse shoe looking thing" i knew he would be my go to multimeter teacher.
Agreed.
Totally agree
Every once in a while, excellent how-tos are made👍
simple language no technical jargon, direct to the point, with little amount of time. thanks bro. may your life journey become much easier.👍👍
To be honest. U talk less but demonstrate a lot. I just dropped by to say THANK YOU for your short, sweet and effective lesson. Your action speaks louder than words.
You are a great teacher, thank you for making it painless with no fluff and BS.
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Way better than other videos where the presenter has not organized their thoughts before recording. You're presentation is very easy to follow and understand.
Nice video for using the multimeter. No BS, no unnecessary talking and good video and audio quality. Thank you for helping me out! You should be working in our screwed up public school system!!
VERY TRUE
Hahaha that's not acceptable. People would learn way to much. That's unacceptable lol but you are right. At least the teaching mentality. I guess in Canada kids today don't even learn to spell. The school system is dumbing the population down generations at a time. Don't think that public school systems are the only ones affected.
When you mentioned the words “screwed up” Betsy DeVos came to mind.
You mean Common Core@@tb6651
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Great guy, helped me in my electrical Physics course ❤❤
I am completely Neue to this electrical testing I’m a nurse level, one trauma emergency room, completely different from testing voltages, but your video was on point and straight to it, no long long talks about where you’re from and where you live in your family pictures music in the background just straight man talk… ! Thank you!
I understood this more in 8min than I did in an entire semester in my auto class
Your profile picture disappoints, your name is so funny.
I'm with you there my instructors can't explain shit without confusing the hell out of you. So simple to explain and he did it in 8 minutes. I need this for electric al engineering. Thank God for you tube.
i love that. seriously tho bro great job
Yes i been looking for this type of content on volt meter for a long time.
Same
One thing I recommend doing when performing a continuity test is to first touch the probes together to make sure you're on the right setting. Touching the probes together should make a beep and that would indicate you are checking continuity properly. Also, a lack of beeping when checking continuity indicates broken wire, NOT a short. This is the opposite of a short.
Dont you get short when the wire is broken?
@@thecyclingcouple4438 a short (full name "short circuit") is an unwanted connection, like when an exposed wire touches something it shouldn't. if the wire is broken, there is no circuit
@@keefmad Oooooh, wow, thanks for that clarification. 👍
The opposite of a short is an open which is the same as a broken circuit. There is no continuity in an open circuit. Think of a circuit with an on/off switch in the circuit, with the switch in the on position, power flows through the switch completing the circuit. The same switch in the off position creates a break in the circuit or an open spot that does not allow the electricity to flow.
@@keefmad thanks!
I'm a DIY gal and we know we need a meter to work on cars, but it's not always clear why or how to use it. This is great. Thanks!
ABSOLUTELY one of the best instructional videos I've ever seen. Direct, to the point and thorough and also great safety tips! This could also be a video on "How to do an instructional video the best way!" Great job brother.
Absolutely brilliant mate, my husband passed last year so I needed to learn this, and I can’t thank you enough! Straight forward to the point and easy to understand 👍 well done
Teaching is an art, and you are blessed with this gift.
Thank you, I learnt something today.
This is by far the most simplistic, well explained video of how to use a multimeter! Thanks man! I really appreciate it!
That voice has such a calming effect on us clueless DIY electricians! Thanks for the simplest explanation of a multitester.
You’ve earned my subscription for clear instruction, no silly spinning graphics, etc. Just Thanks!
Thank you for presenting the information in a straightforward and clear manner! I'm sick of the ones who make videos that go on to bash the in expensive meters that DIY Guys use to diagnose problems that either can be easily fixed at home or need to go to a professional.
We don't need a thousand dollar fluke monstermeter!
Thanks, I'm a total nube when it comes to this stuff but i have enough know how that i need to know a few things. This video was perfectly on my level. Thanks for that.
noob*
such a noob you cant even spell it.
@@krusher74 Feel better?
@@krusher74 yikes, mega cringe
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Worst.
Quite possibly THE most useful and educational video I've seen all month. Thank you for this excellent beginner's guide.
thank you for this breakdown. I normally just stare at my multimeter in confusion, but now I understand more about it and why it was beeping!
Really helpful video,it really gives people like me who has trouble remembering the correct setting for the test I want to do,
Its great having persons like your self doing you tube video giving your knowledge to others,
Use help so many thousands in unanswered questions` that stop them in there tracks due to not being able to move further in there test because they become uncertain how to set the meter,
In my day as a kid i grew up watching men working on a car in a street and willing to explain how and what they are doing,
These days no one has the time, and if a teen stops to ask what they are doing ,they think there is a motive behind it other than the real reason for stopping and asking ,and get there back up,with a quick response to move the teen on there way,
Its a shame this world has become this way, so this is why I really appreciate you guys who help others like my self,Thank`s
Best UA-cam video out there about a multimeter. Everyone be so extra and take too long. This was straight to the point which is amazing.
learned more in 8 mins. than I ever did trying to figure it out on my own! Great job and thank you
My first multi meter was the one I built from scratch, resisters, plugs, etc, 40 years ago.
👍👍
Same here 🙂
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You have a gift in teaching, breaking things down to a basic understandable idea, and presenting the information to learners. Loving your videos that teach the basics. Adequate precaution that can easily be overlooked is covered, etc. 👌
This was great - been wanting to take the time to learn how to use a multi-meter for awhile now. Just retired so the "would like to know" list is being attacked and this was great. Just the facts easily explained and shown. Thanks so much. Have subscribed and will look for more from you.
Short, educative, precise and understandable. Even a novice will benefit immensely. Kudos.
Great video. No dumb unnecessary intro, everything was short, sweet, and to the point. Very informative
Excellent! I watched a few others that were okay but yours Sir is fabulous. Easy to learn and you cover things that are so obviously just a little more than the average homeowner knows! THANK YOU!!!
You simply explained in less than 10 minutes how to use a multimeter. My uncle is a master electrician and every time I ask him a simple question it turns into a college lecture lol. Thanks for getting right to the point
My uncle like this too.
Thank you so much I love how direct you are at teaching the use and not go on and on and on rambling to the point we get bored and go to another video that is clear and concise like you.
Excellent! I have a multimeter and always think I know what I'm doing but really fumble around with the knob and give up. I like how you use the metal pick as a pointer and not finger-pointing that sometimes is vague as to what exactly is being pointed to. I knew exactly where you were going. Clear, concise explanations, and examples on each mode. Thank.
Jesus! I just wasted an hour of my life on random videos and got what I needed from this is 1:20 min. Bless you sir!
Just bought that same multimeter yesterday. You really helped me understand how to use it.
Thanks a lot, John
Thank you for taking the time to refresh what I learned years ago. I purchased this meter recently and needed it for some simple tasks around my shop. :-)
that was one of the clearest vids I have ever heard. so precise and straightforward thanks man
5 million views!! That's the whole state of Alabama that watched this! I wonder how many Alabamans understand the relation between continuity and resistance. For instance you measured the resistance of an HT cable. Do we know why you don't measure for continuity too? Isn't that important? Why would anything have to resist the flow of electricity? Conversely when you measured for continuity why would you not need to see if it were resisting to some extent?
Anyway, you're clearly doing a very popular service for five million people! That is HUGE. Clearly there's a great market, a great hunger to understand, to which you are responding. Thank you.
I've never used one of these before because I've always expected my dad to teach me, he's a huge automotive guy but rather disorganized, so I never learned. But I do welding and I need to fix an extension cord, this video is a great introduction on how to use and understand a multimeter! Thankyou.
Great video! I'm mechanically inclined as an experienced shade tree mechanic. However, the mystical properties of electricity always have me begging for mercy.
Agree with the other comments that this is the best tutorial, to the point and clear. THANK YOU
Hey man. That was a great video. You were clear and concise on your delivery. You can put that video in a training course for electricians. Good job! 👍
Despite the varied facial layouts of multimeters, this was well-done visually + taught concisely. I just bought one after paying a handyman who couldn't fix my 4-year old Kenmore dryer. He said replace the power cord, which proved not to be the remedy. Now I can test outlets and power cords + whatever else I can learn to test.
What a spectacular video. So clear and to the point, made for common users out there. No technicality whatsoever and use of very selective props to make it easy to understand, including all the safety measures… bravo. It cannot get better then this.
I had no clue at start of video and but end of 8:00 minutes, I clear on so many things and can confidently use multimeter.
Thanks a lot 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks man. Great video. Everything was accurate and straight to the point. I haven't used a multimeter in several years and wanted to make sure I hadn't forgotten everything but as the video went on everything came back to me and I now feel confident I can go diagnose the problem I'm dealing with.
Thank you so much. I feel like I just sat down for a class. How much do I owe you? lol Quick and easy to understand! Your the man!
I'm no electrician.
But you sure did explain things clearly on the multimeter.
Thanks
Keith Kuhn
With somebody like me who doesn't understand anything about use of a multimeter, this is the clearest explanation and the easiest to understand tutorial! Thanks!
Thank you comrade! Thanks to you I have succesfully passed my electrotechnich exam!
This saved my science fair project. Thank you!
Awesome Job!! Kept it simple and understandable for us newbies. Much Appreciated.
Best beginner tutorial I've seen so far... Easy for me to understand (except for the resistances part,lol) but others is excellent.. Thanks for giving me the answers, bout to measure batteries
THANK YOU THANK THANK YOU! Most of us are looking for this, "How to" as opposed to ads pitching, "What it can do". I just subscribed.
Thank you. I just bought a Multimeter and as a visual/ tactile learner this video really helped understand its functions.
This is the greatest video on power measuring and multimeter usage for beginners, thanks for the video and much Love from
Best video ever on multimeter I’ve seen on here thanks 🙏🏼 👍🇬🇧
Simple, straight forward and understandable - definitely the best explanation on Multimeter basics - Many thanks
What a great video!! I was so intimidated by the multimeter, but even more to watch a video about it… your video is excellent, no music or unnecessary stories or comments. Thanks you!!!
The multimeter video was the most clear, "to the point" how-to video I have ever seen. I don't usually comment but that was noteworthy.
Thank you!
Enjoyed your tutorial, it was easy to understand, direct and to the point. Thank you for sharing. Please continue the good work.
Thanks for taking the time to help us new to multimeters. Subscribed.
+OMGWUNSIU np, thanks for watching.
everytime I put my multimeter to measure the resistance of a transformer is always different. It can vary from 1 to 100ohm, in two/3 different measures... It has happened that when I measure a resistance of which is supposed to be1000 ohms and my transformer 0,9 ohms, then a second time my transformer measures 10ohms and again the resistance it shows 1009.. The craziest value was 100ohms for an output of 12volts - and only 220volts is normally 14ohms - so after that had happened my resistance of only 1000 was measuring 1100ohms...
I don't know if it is because the multimeter is bad quality, or that is normal to happen. Mine is not as sophisticated as yours, I can only measure a maximum of 10 amp for example... Here is a link where you can see what type I am talking about...www.google.pt/search?q=multimeter&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiL_o-0r_vMAhVFOhoKHUKECmAQ_AUIBygB&biw=1518&bih=692&dpr=0.9#imgrc=ojkDzYcRzj3p2M%3A What do you recommend me, is that normal to measure different resistances values in the same device? Have you already measured resistance in a ferrite transformer with its primary only? Is that normal to happen?
+Ratchets And Wrenches Good day,
I tested my battery today and i have 20A DC instead of 10A in my multimeter. ( Does it make a difference? )
I got a reading of 0.29
I'm a bit confused, does this mean it is 29 mA and i am ok or does it mean it is 290 mA and i have drain? (as normal is 50 mA)
Thanks
Anj. I
OMGWUNSIU
Thanks for this very clear and concise tutorial. Very much appreciated!
This video is amazing 👏.
Thank you for being straightforward and keeping the content slim and not adding a bunch of music and fluff and jargon.
My car back window heating grid has stopped working and I cannot see anything in the rear window while drinving. I just brought a cheap multimeter from eBay and do not have clue on how to usw it. This video has helped me out a lot so THANK YOU and stay blessed ❤
This really helps, When my teacher explains It nobody undrestands what hes saying, but when I saw this video It helped me xD I wish you were my teacher and btw In 2 days I have electrical engineering exams soo yeah wish me luck guys.
Also +1 subscriber :p
Ivan Petrof how did u do in the exam ?
Electrical engineering exams in 2 days and you're watching UA-cam videos to learn how to use a multimeter 😂 awesome
@@chestermartin2356 ya sorta a bad sign. I hope he isn't as incompetent as he sure seems. Would have for him to cause a power outage for an entire city because he didn't know what he was doing.
Was that a final year exams? 😂
Brilliantly done, very nice. Keep up the good work 👍
in my 40 years of existence ive always been confused about multi meter, this is the first time I understand about it.
Man! the best how to video on multimeters ever, no BS, just straight to the point and well explained! THANKYOU
Thanks for the concise explanation. Thank you for not enjoying the sound of your own voice more than tutoring folks. Subscribed.
Simple straightforward lesson, without getting too complicated. 👍
Thank you man. I needed this video and you're explaining is very good. You're a great teacher. Appreciate you
Perfect explanation. Thank you for keeping a novice like myself informed and safe!
This is the kind of video that goes into my playlist of knowledge. Helping me be a better man, and a better/smarter consumer.
Best conversation I've ever had with someone trying to tell me this info. Thank you.
Thank you for this very clear and succinct video!
Very useful information and great explanation with active style. Correct and simple way of methodology used with examples. Great work...☆
Thanks for the clarification made it a whole lot easier!
Thank you for this video. I’m going to be rewatching this, oh about a dozen times! You covered a LOT of info & I might say very well! Concise & to the point, you showed me stuff I’ve only wondered about for over 50 years! I have primarily used one of these just as a circuit tester and voltage meter. And I never knew how exactly to do it. I just stumbled along. You’d think the manufacturer would have decent instructions. But o never saw any! So thanks! You’re a Mensch!
I tried searching for your channel but no luck. I lucked out when I searched for a video on this subject. Glad I found you again 👍🏼🏁💯🍻
*Thank you so much, back in the day you had to pay $200+ for an electrician tutor who could care less for a 2 day course which you covered in a few minutes.*
Great and simple tutorial! :)
+Filiph Ivarsson glad you liked it. cheers
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR THE DEMONSTRATION AND EDUCATION. THIS HAS CLEARED UP ALLOT OF MY CONFUSION ON MULTIMETER USAGE.
GOD BLESS YOU SON!
Very educational...thank you. I'm a big DYIer and I'm always stumped when it comes to fixing things that involve using a multimeter
Im 28 this year and just so happened to pick electricity as one of my passions and wanting to learn a new life skill
Thank you for making this video and allowing people like me to learn something useful
Excellent, excellent, excellent video, really helped me to fully understand my multi-meter.
Thanks a lot this video is very informative, and my son finally understands how to use a multi meter. But one thing I would like to say to all the people that have something to say about everything , if you know so much why don’t you make your own video explaining how to use a multi meter and hopefully nobody corrects you. Just saying 🤪
Well unless the comments are constructive, surely😏
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Nice presentation. Made my concepts clear..
+AnuKeTaN Takhi (ਨੈਨੂ) Glad you liked it, thanks.
It is the best tutorial for Multimeter basics and it is for anyone. It is really to the point without any thing useless. Thank you sir!
Clear and concise nicely explained I have thw same meter from harbor freight.
nice to see someone explain someting and not be so full of himself no fireworks
just plain direct formation to the public this is why he has so many subcribers he explains all topics in such a way.