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Old 01-21-2017, 06:31 PM
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Got this one from one of our members so I though I'd pass it along. I'm waiting for Roland to comment
I thought I knew how to use most of the features of a multi-meter,,
This guy shows how to unleash the multi-meter!! ��

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFTQxWlMGeE

AND, I thought there was nothing left to learn,,, ��
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AND, I thought there was nothing left to learn,,, ��
Well since I'm Canadian I'm pretty fami'Liar' with the metric system so KilomicrosOhm's is a second nature for me
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Just don't go sticking one of those harbor freight cheapos in a wall socket! It may blow up haha my wife's grandpa knows from experience! No one was hurt.
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and if you do not use it on a regular basis, take out the battery.
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He didn't have a full featured model of meter. After all, you have to have a meter with the micro-amp measure, for both a Left Hand and CCW Muffler belt.
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I vote for the Bellville washer stack calculator--should help getting backlash out of steering boxes! Guy did a great job not cracking up.
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There is a much quicker way to test cars/trucks switches, connections ,wiring
than a multimeter these days since 03-05 really at the dealer anyway,
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I had a multimeter that doubled as a smoke generator....one time.
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