after 4 years in school did not understand how do resistance test now after watching youtube video it really help me to do the test and to explain it too thanks very much

What a fabulous introduction to the multimeter for a beginner like me. The best I've come across so far. Thank you so much for taking the time to share.

After a lifetime of academia, sometime in purgatory, and being reincarnated. I finally understand how to measure current across a circuit, thank you!

lolll so simple but no one clearly tells us even at uni level,,feeling bad

How nice it was demonstrated. Please, share more informative movies like this. pure simplicity.

Thank you, you made it simple and straight to the point

thank u my friend i have a test tommorrow and this was perfect review

Thank you Professor. It's helping me so much :)

Sir you have helped me so much with this demonstration. Thank you!!

10 minutes well spent if you're not familiar or needed a refresher on using a multimeter. Of course, always read the instructions for your particular model.

Excellent video, very informative!

This video was very helpful. Thank you.

Ty filled in the knowledge I needed to upgrade my E-bike.

This is really really helpful. thanks so much. I also hope that you can also teach us how to measure Rth and Eth.

Thanks for explaining in a excellent manner thank u.

This video is way more helpful than i thought. Jesus. Thumb's up

When you read current for just a part of the circuit, where exactly did you break the circuit? was it where both clips were clipped on? or the two wires directly outside of the clips?

An excellent tutorial

You are great sir thank you so much Please make more videoss on such topics

thanks, I realized how ignorant about multimeter I was

Thanks a lot. That was very helpful :)

God bless you!

Easy to understand video.

Thanking You Sir.

You are a lifesaver.

Which specific model FLUKE multimeter are you using? That information would be much appreciated. Thank you. Excellent video!

For that presentation, I'll give you A+

THANKS EASY n MORE UNDERSTABLE

Thank You So Much Professor. as i was making a Gadget of Spotwelding by a Transformer and wanted to know how to read the Current on the Secondary coil. Though I still have a doubt to ask you about that my Multimeter has a Marking of 2000u, 20m, 200m & 10. Now, should I assume that my Multi Meter has the maximum limit is to read 10 amps only ? Can't I test and read higher Amps than 10 on this meter ? I w'd be thankful to you to guide me Sir

thank you for explanation :)

nice job, thank you

I am in the infancy stage of Electronics 101. To this point, I need a major clarification on battery voltage. I want to use a 12V battery with a breadboard to closer simulate the 15 volts across the rails on a HO scale track .... My confusion: .... You see many of these tiny, rectangular, 9V batteries being used with breadboards. A riding lawn mower typically has a 12V battery which is considerably larger than the tiny, rectangular 9V battery, yet the voltage comparison is 9V to 12V. Adding to my confusion is a 12V car battery which has the same 12V rating as the riding lawn mower battery, yet the car battery is quite a bit larger and heavier. What am I missing that differentiates between these voltage readings: 9V rectangular battery versus 12V mower battery versus 12V car battery. Thanks!!!

thanks a lot for help

For a total New B, how can you tell what the readings really are in auto ranging mode? with my Fluke 114 I measured the resistance in my dishwasher motor in auto ranging mode and it said 2.70 M ohms. When I tried to scroll through the manual ranging mode I was not even sure what mode I was in. What are the modes, in order, when switching in manual mode? I got an inexpensive manual ranging meter, a BK Precision 2703C, and it will not get any ohm readings in any mode from 200, 2k, 20k, 200k, or 20M. Now what is up with that?!!

these r very usefull

Why did you changed the multimeter professor? Please respond Sir

nice demo

good !!

Thank you.

thank you very much. (= very excellent tutorial!!

Rolex GMT Master? Nice watch!

Thank you

Good video

while measuring voltage somewhere it is 5V and somewhere it is 10V but u have said that it is same everywhere. Kindly take a look at it and correct it.

very good

thank to you i understand it completely

thank you very very very (very^3) much. Although i am an atheist, i must say for you : God bless you !

Why resistance can't be measured when the circuit is complete/ current is flowing?

Thanks bruv

thanks

2020 i have to watch this to study for my exam

In case you measure current, the multimeter has to be part of the circuit, do you have the schematic of this circuit with the multimeter inside? To appreciate better the example.

The only thing that sucks about this video is the low quality res. You couldn't find someone with a decent smart phone to film this?

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The tut is fine for the most part; it was unacceptable when he seemed baffled by different voltage drops on his circuit using same value resistors ( come on)...

nonsense