Measuring Resistance with a multimeter

[@DennisNedryisStillAlive]

Guy got up like someone was at the door with a package lol

[@41663]

Best one yet thank you. And the mic drop was too cool 😊

[@cstephenmurray]

Glad you like it. And what did you consider the "mic drop?" I'm curious. :)

[@41663]

@@cstephenmurray The way he just was done and walked off. He had style

[@dereksmith1774]

Dude just got up and ran away before the video stopped😂😭💀

[@41663]

Its called a mic drop. All the cool cats do it at the end of theyre performance. I guess

[@beemerkon]

You can pull the plastic caps off so they not stubs

[@rolandos64]

If you had selected 200 ohms. Your screen read 009. How much is that? Nine hundredth? 0.09?

[@fuse911]

On a ground wire for a car should there be any resistance? Been getting a drain on my car and im thinking it might be a ground wire. I tested it and it kept jumping around and sometimes showing OL.

[@sabiya2]

My cordless drill charger stopped working no LED’s displayed, I checked the resistor and it reads 00.5, there’s power going to the charger, but no LEDs lights up or charge the battery, is my resistor bad?

[@DustySmalls]

Take the caps off the ends

[@Googlename699]

When I measure ohm by fluke, it starts with a big number then goes down to a number. Why it does that? (e.g starts with 315.7 ohm then decrement down to 150 ohm)

[@cstephenmurray]

Hmmm. What are you measuring? If it is an actual resistor, then the only thing I can think of is that your connections were not secure and there was resistance in the connection. If it is a "non-ohmic resistor" (like a light bulb), then its resistance changes depending on current. As far as I know non-ohmic resistors would increase with current, but there could be others. If the connection is firm and you turn on the multi-meter and it fluctuates, then try another multi-meter. Those are my best guesses.

[@Googlename699]

@@cstephenmurray Thank you fore reply. I have the FLUKE multimeter. I am measuring the whole board with R C Diodes, etc.

[@Prodigal450]

OL means open loop

[@Think374]

good demo thanks

[@alexandersdgarci8196]

Thank you