14AWG Red - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/WI-M-14-10-2/9675952?s=N4IgTCBcDaIMwEYAsBaBA2AnAVhAXQF8g 14AWG Black - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/WI-M-14-10-0/9675951 18AWG Red - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/WI-M-18-10-2/5449037?s=N4IgTCBcDaIMwEYAsBaBckE4QF0C%2BQA 18AWG Black - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/WI-M-18-10-0/5449036 Stackable banana Black - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/BU-00249-0/2688278?s=N4IgTCBcDaIMwEYAsBaBYwJAXQL5A Stackable banana RED - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/BU-00249-2/2688279 CONN BANANA PLUG BLACK - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/pomona-electronics/5169-0/737171 CONN BANANA PLUG RED - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/pomona-electronics/5169-2/737173
@@ScottCard, I opened all the links again just to be sure matches the description, they do. That is weird as the pinned comment is missing the link on the public side, yet showing on your end, should be the same on both sides. I attach a picture but RUclips does not provide such an option. Since the link is missing, can you please post it in the reply? Thanks, Adriel
Awesome how to video. I started making my own scope/testing leads and test equipment for automotive diagnostics. I think I'll use 14 wire for everything. I love the heavy feel. Those male connectors with the holes in them are quite clever, but I prefer the look of the larger style stackable connectors.
Great showcase of how to do it right, good quality components make all the difference. I've put the 18AWG wire and both connector types on my shopping list. Thanks
Great video. So I am moving from a cheap multimeter to a 34401a benchtop multimeter and it's not coming with any probes. I would buy probes with banana Jack's on them without the safety Shield just to be sure that I have something good, but I would really like to not spend that much. I can zero any probes. I was looking at 4 feet. Any suggestions?
Nice meter! If measuring voltage, any probe could be used provided the proper voltage rating. If however you are looking for current, the voltage drop though the probe wires can become an issue. The 4 wire resistance does get around this nicely but just keep the limitations in mind. For voltage, I have a set of these (nice and sharp). www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/110012/304621 But for general use, maybe something like this if you are on a budget. www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/pomona-electronics/5898/737467
Hi can you help me In choosing a Bench multimeter in the past and in the future I repair a lot of Xbox one x and other ones and also in the future I want to be able to repair amplifiers AV amplifiers and tube Amplifiers all things like that can you recommend a around good desk top multimeter which is not too dear something around £100 to £300 it would help me so much thanks mark
The Rigol units would fit the bill. A 5 or 5.5 digital is likely more than enough for this work. Keep an eye open on the used market as well. Just be sure that you get something that can be calibrated. Thanks for the question, and I hope this helps.
14AWG Red - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/WI-M-14-10-2/9675952?s=N4IgTCBcDaIMwEYAsBaBA2AnAVhAXQF8g
14AWG Black - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/WI-M-14-10-0/9675951
18AWG Red - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/WI-M-18-10-2/5449037?s=N4IgTCBcDaIMwEYAsBaBckE4QF0C%2BQA
18AWG Black - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/WI-M-18-10-0/5449036
Stackable banana Black - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/BU-00249-0/2688278?s=N4IgTCBcDaIMwEYAsBaBYwJAXQL5A
Stackable banana RED - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/BU-00249-2/2688279
CONN BANANA PLUG BLACK - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/pomona-electronics/5169-0/737171
CONN BANANA PLUG RED - www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/pomona-electronics/5169-2/737173
Do you have a name or part number for those banana jacks to alligator clips?
Thanks,
Adriel
@adrielrowley yes. See the pinned comment.😀
@@ScottCard, I opened all the links again just to be sure matches the description, they do.
That is weird as the pinned comment is missing the link on the public side, yet showing on your end, should be the same on both sides. I attach a picture but RUclips does not provide such an option.
Since the link is missing, can you please post it in the reply?
Thanks,
Adriel
@@adrielrowley that is odd. PT# BU-00249-0. I got mine from digikey.ca
Awesome how to video. I started making my own scope/testing leads and test equipment for automotive diagnostics. I think I'll use 14 wire for everything. I love the heavy feel. Those male connectors with the holes in them are quite clever, but I prefer the look of the larger style stackable connectors.
Great showcase of how to do it right, good quality components make all the difference. I've put the 18AWG wire and both connector types on my shopping list. Thanks
Thanks for the comment 👍. Love mine, and they have stood the test of time.
Great video. So I am moving from a cheap multimeter to a 34401a benchtop multimeter and it's not coming with any probes. I would buy probes with banana Jack's on them without the safety Shield just to be sure that I have something good, but I would really like to not spend that much. I can zero any probes.
I was looking at 4 feet. Any suggestions?
Nice meter! If measuring voltage, any probe could be used provided the proper voltage rating. If however you are looking for current, the voltage drop though the probe wires can become an issue. The 4 wire resistance does get around this nicely but just keep the limitations in mind. For voltage, I have a set of these (nice and sharp).
www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mueller-electric-co/110012/304621
But for general use, maybe something like this if you are on a budget.
www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/pomona-electronics/5898/737467
great video - can i use awg 14 cables on banana from mueller? it does say max 18 awg so bit confused
It worked OK for me. I will look at the datasheet again. 😊
Hi can you help me In choosing a Bench multimeter in the past and in the future I repair a lot of Xbox one x and other ones and also in the future I want to be able to repair amplifiers AV amplifiers and tube Amplifiers all things like that can you recommend a around good desk top multimeter which is not too dear something around £100 to £300 it would help me so much thanks mark
The Rigol units would fit the bill. A 5 or 5.5 digital is likely more than enough for this work. Keep an eye open on the used market as well. Just be sure that you get something that can be calibrated. Thanks for the question, and I hope this helps.
@@ScottCard can you give me a link to this multimeter benchtop thanks mark
cheap alligator clips suck. so hard to open them.
The ones I recommended? Strange, years later, and I am still using mine without issue.
@@ScottCard yeah I’m am looking for new ones. Was looking at pomona and probe master.
Both are good brands.
@@ScottCard which banana to alligator clips did you show in the video and/or recommend these days? Didn't see a link...
@user-tx7hu7of4s The links to the parts I used are in the description. It was a little expensive, but they are still in use today with no issues!
Ouch... those are pricey! I'm sure they're worth it though.
Yes, not cheap, but they have been solid and show no sign of degradation.