Commercial Electric Multimeter ALL Settings MMM-8301S

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This is a video demonstration for how to perform and an explanation of all the settings of the Commercial Electric Multimeter MMM-8301S
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[@EnriqueRojasmusic]

Thank you so much for this instructional video! Very concise and clear

[@aiyogarage]

You bet! Glad to hear it was helpful

[@dudesabeast]

Bro super beneficial super detail

[@aiyogarage]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RoadKen53]

Thanks!

[@aiyogarage]

You bet!

[@jgwalli2421]

Is this one TRMS

[@aiyogarage]

@@jgwalli2421 it is advertised as True RMS

[@scubabruceCA]

How would I test a 12 volt battery?

[@aiyogarage]

@@scubabruceCA I’m assuming you’re talking about a 12v car battery? You can get it tested at the auto store

[@scubabruceCA]

@@aiyogarage Not exactly. I use motorcycle sized batteries to power ham radios in the field. I guess I can still check the voltage without putting a load on it like with the 9 and 1.5 volt option. I don’t think I really understand the difference.

[@aiyogarage]

@@scubabruceCA checking just voltage can be an easy check to get a sense of the charge of the battery. But putting a load on it will give you a sense of the health. For a smaller 12v battery like that you could even just use like a 4amp headlight bulb to put a load on it. The brightness should give you a pretty good indication of the health/charge level of the battery.

[@scubabruceCA]

@@aiyogarage Thanks!

[@aiyogarage]

@@scubabruceCA you bet!