How to use a multimeter like a pro, the ultimate guide

Thank you for this video and the cheat sheet. Much appreciated 👍

Wow this video really broke it down to the core great vid 👍🏼

Gracias por enseñar desde Puerto rico

Do you recommend using special gloves?

Thank you sooo much for making a super simple video that answered all the questions I had without telling me a bunch of extra stuff!!

Thank you. I’ve been looking for a video similar to this. Simple and easy to understand it all. 😊

Excellent!!!! Thank you!

brilliant thx and love the cheat sheet too !!

thank you

Thanx bro long time I've been looking for this contents u helped me a lot .

At 2mins, 15secs, does it matter which side you put each probe in? If not, why does it not matter - because it is AC?

Nice

Good video

Really helpful thank you brother.

Excellent

The 18v battery voltage depends on how charged it is. 18v is nominal voltage, it ranges from 15v to 21v fully charged.

Agreed great video. But when I use a digital meter sometimes, the numbers are ranging all over never stabilizing in a spot. Then I’ve resorted to pulling out a 60 year old analog meter to see where I’m at. Just beyond me. Luckily I don’t work in the electrical field.

Thanks a lot for posting such a perfect, masterful tutorial!

a perfect video that explains like ChatGPT, smooth, no time wasted and boring intros and extros. THANK YOU, I learned alot

Thanks

I have been using multiple meters since the 1970s and I find this to be an excellent video.

Champion

I’m very disappointed by how much got through, maybe the cyclone doesn’t match the vacuum flow rate but you have 2 ! And I just bought that same (first) cyclone. Great video, you may just become known as “Mr Caulk”

I really appreciate this man. I do not have any background in electronics but I love tinkering with my devices so this video boosts my confidence in investing in a good multimeter.

Just one word...EXCELLENT.

You did a good job explaining the details. One thing I’m interested in is on bluetooth enabled multimeters, could you make a separate video on this?

What's the use of that flash symbol scale? , it's something like this 💹 or 〽️, that's why I clicked this video

"AL ter nating" 😆

Owlternating current?

I don’t know how long it’s been since I watched a video with such high quality like this one, clear, detailed and straight to the point. Great job, James. Thanks a lot.

Thanks for this!

Great video my G !!!

TTop Banana.
Thanks

Straight to the point. Great info. Easy to follow. Thanks.

Brilliant, thanks!

I've watched a few of these type videos about multimeter usage. After 36 years as an instrument technician, I can say what is missing is a basic test before using a multimeter. The meter leads must be tested before use. Plug in the leads and short the leads to test continuity on the OHMS setting. Zero resistance verifies the leads are good.
Secondly, when testing for voltage use a three point test. First, test a voltage source that is live to verify the meter functions. Now test your target source to verify there is or isn't voltage, then retest the live source.
Failure to perform these two simple tests could result in electrocution, or at least getting zapped.
A good video!

Thank-you

I once twice short-circuited a very large capacitor with my bare hands. It hurt like hell..

why do Ifeel so gay do I not want to become a sparky or am I just lazy

Consider this video saved.

Great ceminar thank you great understanding

my english no good,but i understand,no empty words,direct to content.Thank you boss,subscribed 👍💪

Capital K is Kelvin
Lower case k is for kilo

Damn just happens to be 3am for me rn months later

It's the amp that kills you not voltage