OMG, "You've Come a Long Way, Baby"! Dave, thanks for all the work you've done over the many years creating the video's. They've answered a lot of questions I've had.
I started over to watch from the beginning: In episode 1, random office background, and in the washed out light Dave looks like he's 20. By episode 2, you can barely tell the episodes from the newer ones other than the lack of practiced patter.
Thank you, Dave Jones for your video. So, the Fluke has 100.7 Ω shunt resistance and the TP2844R has 50.5 Ω; would this mean that its impact on the circuit would be less than the fluke ? How does it reflects on precision of the reading itself (IF both had the same internals or different for that matter… which one should I trust)? Thank you
14 years later, I'm redirected to burden voltage 101
Who is still watching this post 13 years 😊
Anyone getting this suggested in late 2021?
OMG, "You've Come a Long Way, Baby"! Dave, thanks for all the work you've done over the many years creating the video's. They've answered a lot of questions I've had.
I started over to watch from the beginning: In episode 1, random office background, and in the washed out light Dave looks like he's 20. By episode 2, you can barely tell the episodes from the newer ones other than the lack of practiced patter.
One of the main reason YouTubers fail (apparently) is busy backgrounds – yeah right! LOLz
Fun to go back and look at an oldy like this! What a great channel you have Dave!
How to connect my omron IA2 BP reader memory to my computer USB?
Thanks for the Book input. Awesome.
YOU THE GREATS
EEVblog #2 "Jazz Hands"
The find chips website still works in 2017. Good on ya Dave.
Edit – It works for tubes too!
– Eddy
I remember using that exact HP meter when I was an apprentice, years and years and years ago. Nice find
2009 was a long tine ago…
Burden voltage should be renamed to Heisenberg voltage.
Why editing sounds in when you can make them yourself?
"Here is the chip of the week…. taaahhh-dahaahhh"
number of likes and views have been reset?
First!
I bought a notbook to go through all your videos with, thanks for all the help so far
You're so polished in new videos, it's kind of hilarious to watch you struggle for dialogue in the originals. Keep it up Dave – your videos rock!
Thank you, Dave Jones for your video. So, the Fluke has 100.7 Ω shunt resistance and the TP2844R has 50.5 Ω; would this mean that its impact on the circuit would be less than the fluke ? How does it reflects on precision of the reading itself (IF both had the same internals or different for that matter… which one should I trust)? Thank you