This video is excellent thanks for making it, I’ve watched like 12 power probe videos and this one really dives deep into things most videos just skip over or very briefly explain, the power probe UA-cam channel included, I get that some things aren’t thoroughly explained since they’re basic things you’re assumed to know, but there’s lots of us who are brand new to all this and need the 101 intro class
You are very welcome, I have part 2 filmed but it was so noisy out that i have not edited it yet, I will get to it soon. Have a great night and thanks for watching.
Excellent demonstration, you always do a thorough job explaining whatever your content might be. Thank you for going through the effort to produce videos. More people need to subscribe to your channel, it would definitely be worth their time!
I am not nitpicking, but you may want to do a follow up video on using the Power Probe when working with computer controlled circuits, what is safe to do and what is not, the not being expensive. A schematic in a demonstration such as this would help the people that still have a hard time understanding the dos and don'ts in using this tool. Thanks again.
Interesting Jeremy...Don’t own one for the simple reason I know I am gonna smoke something sooner or later out of haste or laziness. Does look very handy when used with prudence and understanding. Cheers Pal
I was the same way when I got it lol..like a 10yr old with a bb gun.. hopefully my part 2 will make people feel more at ease with the powerprobe tool. Part 2 is comming, I decided to film outside and it was very windy(didn't think much of it) until I heard the audio. Long story short I have to refilm the whole video😥. Another video up tomorrow for yahs. P.s I appreciate all the comments good, bad and neutral.
Its not a problem. I appreciate the comments, lets me know what viewers are looking for. You might not think it but, as creators we have to constantly come up with video ideas, and sometimes that's not easy. I am constantly going through my videos to see if i had already created one, as to not make a duplicate. So keep shooting out ideas and I will try my best to make the videos. Thanks again
@@JLsAutoSolution You know, when it comes to auto repair, I really don't know if it is possible to repeat to much of anything, seems like there is always a surprise here and there. Example, Eric O at South Main Auto, he puts up a lot of brake repair videos, I have done a LOT of brake jobs, funny thing is, his brake repair videos never get old. LOL.
Just what I was looking for. One question if that's OK. On the first demo, voyage drop, do you get a reading on the screen on the ground side along with the green light? I'm used to using a multimeter, so thought I'd ask. Or does the power probe have the ability to test voltage drop on the ground, sensing any volts that should not be there. If that makes sense. Cheers
Lmao. “Hey guys blah blah like and subscribe blah blah check out this blah blah”*beat drops from some 2013 club banger* Ps good video, I’m just a bad person.
Unfortunately, I do not own a Fluke 88 DVOM.. But if you would like a video on multi-meter usage Let me know and I will get one up as soon as I can.. Thanks for watching
This video is excellent thanks for making it, I’ve watched like 12 power probe videos and this one really dives deep into things most videos just skip over or very briefly explain, the power probe UA-cam channel included, I get that some things aren’t thoroughly explained since they’re basic things you’re assumed to know, but there’s lots of us who are brand new to all this and need the 101 intro class
You are very welcome, I have part 2 filmed but it was so noisy out that i have not edited it yet, I will get to it soon.
Have a great night and thanks for watching.
One of my favourite tools.. ...keep them coming Jeremy.stay safe
Excellent demonstration, you always do a thorough job explaining whatever your content might be. Thank you for going through the effort to produce videos. More people need to subscribe to your channel, it would definitely be worth their time!
Just got one of these this week, enjoyed your video.
thank you. hope it helps
I am not nitpicking, but you may want to do a follow up video on using the Power Probe when working with computer controlled circuits, what is safe to do and what is not, the not being expensive. A schematic in a demonstration such as this would help the people that still have a hard time understanding the dos and don'ts in using this tool. Thanks again.
All that is comming up in part 2..
Thanks for watching
looking foward to part 2
My semi trailer is 53 feet long. 75 feet from my tractor batteries to tail lights.
They sell extensions to add for semi trucks, very useful tool to have
Part2: When are you going to produce Part 2? I thought part 1 for the power probe was very interesting.
part 2 is done, just alot of wind noise as i filmed outside. i have been trying to clean out the noise over the past year, its almost finished..
Excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
Interesting Jeremy...Don’t own one for the simple reason I know I am gonna smoke something sooner or later out of haste or laziness. Does look very handy when used with prudence and understanding. Cheers Pal
I was the same way when I got it lol..like a 10yr old with a bb gun.. hopefully my part 2 will make people feel more at ease with the powerprobe tool. Part 2 is comming, I decided to film outside and it was very windy(didn't think much of it) until I heard the audio. Long story short I have to refilm the whole video😥. Another video up tomorrow for yahs.
P.s I appreciate all the comments good, bad and neutral.
NOT 5 SECONDS BUT .5 OF 1 SECOND !
great!!
glad you liked it
That will be a great video no doubt. Sorry about jumping the gun. Semper Fi, USMC.
Its not a problem. I appreciate the comments, lets me know what viewers are looking for.
You might not think it but, as creators we have to constantly come up with video ideas, and sometimes that's not easy. I am constantly going through my videos to see if i had already created one, as to not make a duplicate. So keep shooting out ideas and I will try my best to make the videos.
Thanks again
@@JLsAutoSolution You know, when it comes to auto repair, I really don't know if it is possible to repeat to much of anything, seems like there is always a surprise here and there. Example, Eric O at South Main Auto, he puts up a lot of brake repair videos, I have done a LOT of brake jobs, funny thing is, his brake repair videos never get old. LOL.
What is the input impedance (internal resistance.) of Power Probe 3?
Just what I was looking for.
One question if that's OK.
On the first demo, voyage drop, do you get a reading on the screen on the ground side along with the green light?
I'm used to using a multimeter, so thought I'd ask.
Or does the power probe have the ability to test voltage drop on the ground, sensing any volts that should not be there.
If that makes sense. Cheers
What do you do with the 2nd ground wire with the alligator clup?
the second clip is connected directly to the ground side of the tool.
thanks for watching
Did you ever make the part 2?
I actually did but have not finished the video
hopefully soon
Thanks for watching
wheres pt 2 of this video?
Maybe you could have cut a wire leaving less than half the strands connected.
What it the green keeping Flush all what that mean.
al flashing light is normally the tool catching the pwm signal from a sensor.
Lmao. “Hey guys blah blah like and subscribe blah blah check out this blah blah”*beat drops from some 2013 club banger*
Ps good video, I’m just a bad person.
Thank you for being a bad person,😀
can you add a video on how to use a fluke 88 voltmeter
Unfortunately, I do not own a Fluke 88 DVOM.. But if you would like a video on multi-meter usage Let me know and I will get one up as soon as I can..
Thanks for watching
Yes that would be good
Thank you