Comments by "deezel_fairy" (@deezelfairy) on "" video.

  1. A resistance test is best but with a milli-ohm meter but these are mega expensive and only carry out resistance checks so a one trick pony. Digital multimeters only inject a few micro-amps of current so they suck at 'low resistance' readings. A 14awg wire is in the range of 2 milliohms (0.002 ohms) per meter. Remember, all your multimeter does every time you use the ohms setting is a voltage drop test, that's how it calculates resistance just with a few volts and a few microamps. A milli/micro ohm meter injects anything from 100mA to 100A through a circuit. Unless your prepared to sink anything from £700 to £5k into a milli/micro ohm meter stick to the live circuit voltage drop test.
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