That new display looks awesome! Huge fan of the odometer. The last one couldn't do that. My guess for the number is 569 - I have a few projects I could use that multimeter on.
You are clearly the right guy for this job. I thoroughly enjoy watching this thing go from the birds nest of wires it came to you at to a neatly wire managed hummer EV. You should be able to get the charging working without incident, and once that's done the project will be electrically complete.
I'm thankful for all the folks that are working together to figure this out - as that ultimately makes things easier on anyone in the future attempting something similar.
I'm enjoying watching your content... So useful knowledge. Hope there will be more from you. Lots of respect from other side of the world 🌍 So my guess is 555 😊
I'm greatly impressed by your persistence. This is a great teaching series for how to troubleshoot complex systems by isolating, testing, and incrementally adding back components, as well as demonstrating the way an EV works under the hood. Thanks for these videos.
Nice to see you got stuff working! I'm building an Ev-trainer for professionals and schools to learn how an electric vehicle works. So the extra multimeter would be nice to have 😅. Also learning the CAN system the hard way, so nice to see I'm not the only one struggling. My guess: 242. Good luck on the charging issues!
You should probably put an o-ring or a gasket or something to make sure no debris from the cabin makes its way down into the high voltage compartment past the new cut-off switch.
I have great admiration for the dedication and patience that this project demands. The content is captivating and engaging, and I'm excited to see it all come together. If I had to make a guess, I would say the number will be 888.
Great work dude!! I can't wait to see what you figure out on the charging side of things. I'm so glad things worked out with the new display and that you FINALLY got the harness wiring covered up. Hopefully you won't have to rip out too much in the next video!
Loving this series! It’s fascinating to see all of the troubleshooting and hearing your thought process. My guess for the number is 681. I do a lot of projects around the house where this could come in handy. About to replace all of the outlets in my house and this would be great for making sure they’re seeing the correct load after the new outlets are in. And making sure the lines are completely dead before I unplug the old outlets so I don’t zap myself 😅
Nice to see Jerry's hummer is making some progress and he didn't just give up on it. Also number I'm guessing is 25 and I'm an Electrician so it would be cool to see how long and well a cheap meter does on a job site compared to the big brands.
For the last 5 minutes I was wondering if I missed a video about the charging getting fixed! Can't wait to see that working! Also, 333 for when I want to test stuff!
I'm really impressed by the level of dedication required for this project. The content is great, and I'm looking forward to seeing it completed! My guess is 731.
Awesome progress! My guessing number is 425. I'd use the DMM for the 3D printers I build as well as small electrical projects. I've used a fluke multimeter in the past but it does get old to always need to change modes to measure voltage, resistance, and continuity.
@@ElectricSuperCar I also like your content, but for true fans we will watch your videos and you don't have to manipulate us into waiting for your next video. Don't leave us hanging. Don't tell us in the next video we'll see what happens. The time is now. I'm not sure you have ever seen Fab Rats, or Matt's off road recovery, or Robby Layton. These channels have grown exponentially and it's just because they produce great content. Your doing great, but we are really wanting to see the problem with the charging of the batteries
Nice work on the wiring. I have no EV experience, but do have experience with Industrial Automation Systems and your problems could be related to a duplicate CanBus address (two or more devices have the same address). My number guess is 357.
Nice to see the display actually working! My guess or the number is 747(like the big bud), if won one of the multimeters, I would donate it to the FFA chapter that I’m in for use in any future tractor troubleshooting competitions.
Congrats on getting the electric Humvee mostly working! Well done! Number guess 314. I plan to use the multimeter to check things when my home gets rebuilt. We had a major house fire on December 21 & they are starting the rebuild soon. PSA: don’t leave bathroom exhaust fans running. It’s 100% certainty it started due to an exhaust fan failure & the fire chief suggested putting them on a timer. When I told a coworker about our mishap, he told me the exact same thing happened to his father in law too. Be careful people.
Watching both jerry and your channel is an absolute blast getting to know the in and outs of the vehicle and feel more engaged with the build. My guess is 643
Hey, I love this series, I love following along with Zach’s Hummer, my guess is 0742. I would use the multimeter for automotive purposes (Hardwiring a dashcam) Thanks for these videos and hopefully the Hummer will drive again
My guess is 271. That looks like an impressive little meter for $10, I'd probably use it as my every-day-carry multimeter for school (currently studying to be a computer engineer) or keep it in my drone kit for field-maintenance. It would be nice if it had a current mode but you could always throw in a precision shunt resistor and use that to measure current. Also, have you considered getting a lavalier mic or something for your "talking head" shots? Most of the time they're fine but the intro of this video was pretty quiet and had a fair bit of echo.
I literally wanna thank you for adding those black seething cover over messed up wires. I really like the idea of yours covering the mixed up wires systematically.
Love this series. I'd love to do something like this one day. Maybe on one of my farm tractors. Raking hay with a silent tractor would be amazing. My guess is 116. I'd use this at work for troubleshooting electro-hydraulic systems as my current multimeter is on its last legs.
The new display looks great! This project has been one of my favorites to follow along with. My guess for the number is 242. It would be useful to have around for some of the small electronics projects I'm planning on doing.
I'm gonna guess 382. As for multimeter projects, I have some circuits I need to test out in the old r/c car that I'm modernizing the guts of! Enjoy seeing your process for everything!
Loving the progress! I am certainly curious to see what the charging looks like. As for the multimeter, my guess is 495. I have been needing to replace my meter, as finding leads that work in it is getting impossible (meter is 35+ years old), and the other meter I have is about 75 years old (a treasure from a garage sale, and it still worked) and the leads on it are again different from my regular meter.
@JerryRigEverything @ElectricSuperCar A Little thing to Consider: Reverse the Colors of the Splashscreen. My VW Radio has a mostly White Splashscreen and i HATE it at Night. its like a Flashbang when i start the Car
A lot of your problems looks like classic bus integrity problems... Reflections, Terminations problems, etc. For best operation, you should have One continuous twisted pair, with very short taps coming off it. (Shorter the better.) Also, at each end of the twisted pair, you should have Temination -- two total, and no more. Get a pair of 120 ohm, 1/4 to 1/2 watt resistors for the termination. Check to see if any devices on the CAN Bus have built in termination, and TURN THEM OFF.
2517. I plan to do outdoor night-time car photography. I made myself a 12v 40a powerpack with LiPOs with a 1800W 120acv inverter to be able to power two strobes (these are huge, 100w each). I need to know when to stop to not leech my cells below 20% capacity. So this tester would be useful. Basically at car meets on a Friday or Sat night, using Adobe Lightroom and my laptop for editing on the spot. It all has to fit inside my Miata.
I'm going to guess 7,432 and I'm an appliance technician who messures all kinda of circuits.. I have a $250 Fluke but I always like a extra meter for quick jobs.
Personally I wouldn't give that multimeter to anyone. the cheapest I will go is Uni-T. The brand for that multimeter doesn't even seem to exist. Even the ratings don't make sense. "CAT 2 600V, CE, and ROHS Certified" doesn't make sense. ROHS doesn't have a certification really, CE is self certified, not by a third party, and CAT2 is pretty awful. half the outlets in my house don't count as CAT 2 because they are less than 10 meters to the panel.
501 - Right now I have an antique craftsman multimeter that doesn't do much an upgrade would be much appreciated. I use a meter on all sorts of projects from around the house electrical to modifying my vehicles (have an 80's s-10 torn apart now getting a 6.0L V8 truck engine), to R/C vehicles and 3D printing. Thanks for the oppurtunity
My guess for the number: 1337. I have some small electronics hobby projects (Raspberry Pie, MCUs, wearables), and also would use the multimeter when my wife's battery is drained.
My guess is 1776... Great video I learned a bunch about troubleshooting and wire management. I have a project in mind and have been following Jerry's project closely. I am glad it is working out so I will be ordering some parts. I would like to electrify my Dodge Dakota. If this motor will push a Hummer it should have no problems with a Dakota. ;-) That multimeter would come in handy for sure!
565 is my guess! I would use the meter in my work daily as I work in power generation with natural gas 350KW generators! Our main configurations are 480V an 415V! Love the videos
Really liked the video, like to see the progress. My number is 749. I'm a 19yo who's currently trying to upgrade a 12yo 3d-printer, might be handy to have such meter, kinda having some bugs rn.
415 is my guess for the number of volts in the cars circuit. (mind you, this is my first comment on your channel....) I'm an offroader - last year I crossed Australia's Simpson Desert, 5 days without seeing another vehicle than mine & the one we travelled with) One of these auto-sensing DMMs would be great because you just don't want to mess up when ranging or checking continuity with car or fridges in such remote areas. A zapped ECM can mean the difference between enjoying your holiday and being helicopter rescued. (Or helicopter delivery on a replacement ECM for the car)
I'm guessing the numbers 98 (for the number in thousands of subscribers you have) and 750 just for fun. If I won this, I'd replace my bulky Fluke that I keep in my tool bag... don't really need all of the features for most of what I do. And I'm sure it would come in very handy when I try to swap my Lotus engine for a Tesla drivetrain this summer!
Between you, Zach, and Jimbo over at Robot Cantina, I get my fix of crazy diy vehicle stuff. Old Jimbo is kind of your polar opposite with his turbo diesel-powered Saturn using the engine out of a Kubota riding mower. Keep up the awesome work.
35 is obvious as it’s written on the car :-) I do some small projects with and Arduinos and a multimeter where you don’t have to adjust all the time with a big center dial would be awesome.
Im pretty confident the number you picked is 322, so I'm going to pick 323 to give everyone else a little chance to beat me. Edit: now I'm wanting to change my number to 1000, because you said you wrote down your 4 numbers. So my final answer is now 1000. I'm a service technician that works on all cooking and cooling equipment in restaurants and kitchens, so that meter would get plenty of use. I absolutely love this channel, I'm really looking forward to you announcing your next project car and following that full process.
7? I'd use it on restoring my 1934 nash.. the good old rust bucket lol. Also, I've very much enjoyed watching all of this, I just watch on a TV and don't comment much
My guess number is 120. Those multimeter is so cool. Not so complicated like other need to adjust manually. Cant wait to use it since im working with a lot of circuit stuff.
Always some troubleshooting! I'm an electromechanical Technician and I use multi-meter all the time at work but I don't have it for home use....always forget to buy when I'm out and I'm doing some home studio project where I can definitely use it! 475
Awesome vids, love them, my $5 multimeter I have been using just broke even though I dropped so much cash on it, I use it for working out dumb issues on my racing lawnmower I’m building. Definitely going to be 716
An multimeter would be amazing piece of hardware to have around the house. I'm currently using only of the cheap $25 meter. I'd also use it to teach my son more about electricity, as that is one of my current primary responsibilities. I'm going to say number 862. Thank you for the opportunity!
73...I'll use it to test every dead outlet in my apartment. Document it. Film the replacement/repairs. Charge my landlord for material, labor and 25% surcharge.
I'm going to guess 829. I'm getting ready to build out an off grid leather work shop with solar powering 110v and 220v ac power. If I don't win I'll probably buy one anyway. It'll be super easy to jumb between measuring units with the auto sense
Great video and great job on getting the "Whisper" brains working. I leaned a lot more than I expected. My guess is 240. If I win, I will use the multimeter for house repairs and to get my dad's craftsman drill press working.
480 as in 480volts for his battery at full state of charge…? That’s my guess. Thanks for the opportunity and ps you should reveal the number afterwards so all us losers can know how off we were! Thanks and keep this troubleshooting content coming! 🎉😂❤
3042 I would use this multimeter to help me continue my electrical engineering education as well as helping me with my personal projects. I recently used mine quite effectively to install a new radio and back up camera into my beautiful '15 F55 Mini Cooper S.
Came from Zac's video about the car's progress, and I am happy to see it's nearly ready... Is the speed unit display within the speedometer a bit too small for your eyes (while the RPM gauge is taking up all the space ), or is it just on the video? Would having a larger speed unit display while on the road not be a good idea? I pick up 214 as my number...
621- i've been doing a few projects on my car, like wiring backup cameras and honestly kinda winging it without a multimeter, It'd be of great help if I could have one of those :)
I cannot find my multimeters. There's two of them and both are missing. I suspect my cat, but I could be wrong. So, one of these would be amazing! I choose the number 0191.
Love this content, you guys make amazing content. My guess is going to be 53. Keep up the figuring out, you will get there eventually. I actually will buy one even if I dont win. I need to test solar connections on my solar farm I am making.
That new display looks awesome! Huge fan of the odometer. The last one couldn't do that. My guess for the number is 569 - I have a few projects I could use that multimeter on.
Big fan sir❤️
I'm gonna price is right it and say 570
How about I take 571 then
Can't wait to see you and your family using it
Love to use the multimeter as I install some security camera. Number 797
It's great to see the progress on this project. I know Zack is going to be thrilled when he gets that monster back.
I know...right?!?
You are clearly the right guy for this job. I thoroughly enjoy watching this thing go from the birds nest of wires it came to you at to a neatly wire managed hummer EV. You should be able to get the charging working without incident, and once that's done the project will be electrically complete.
I'm thankful for all the folks that are working together to figure this out - as that ultimately makes things easier on anyone in the future attempting something similar.
I am really looking forward to seeing this car ride like it was intended to do, you're doing a great work, love the videos
That's the plan!
419 is my guess. Love the channel. And I break everything I touch it seems like so it'll make my repairs much easier.
I'm enjoying watching your content...
So useful knowledge.
Hope there will be more from you.
Lots of respect from other side of the world 🌍
So my guess is 555 😊
340 gonna use it for my Arduino projects
wow ! great patience of job. My guest number will be 240 (volt). Need for simple kitchen repair.
Can't wait to see this completed. 469
725 - I am an electronics student and it would be helpful in projects
126, and I'd use it to help with setting up the electrical system on a caravan I want to build
Jeremy, it was a pleasure working with you. I'm excited to see that this project is back up and running! - Cortland (Danfoss)
Your help was very key!
Thank you Cortland!
As someone else who's had the pleasure of dealing with danfoss tech support on VFDs, I can attest they're awesome
437. I will use the multimeter to help with general tasks around my house and on my boat motor.
Go Cortland!! I love this project.!!
I'm greatly impressed by your persistence. This is a great teaching series for how to troubleshoot complex systems by isolating, testing, and incrementally adding back components, as well as demonstrating the way an EV works under the hood. Thanks for these videos.
Thanks Friend!
Nice to see you got stuff working! I'm building an Ev-trainer for professionals and schools to learn how an electric vehicle works. So the extra multimeter would be nice to have 😅. Also learning the CAN system the hard way, so nice to see I'm not the only one struggling. My guess: 242. Good luck on the charging issues!
Nice! Thanks for the contest entry! Good Luck!
You should probably put an o-ring or a gasket or something to make sure no debris from the cabin makes its way down into the high voltage compartment past the new cut-off switch.
I have great admiration for the dedication and patience that this project demands. The content is captivating and engaging, and I'm excited to see it all come together. If I had to make a guess, I would say the number will be 888.
Thanks for the comment!
Great work dude!! I can't wait to see what you figure out on the charging side of things. I'm so glad things worked out with the new display and that you FINALLY got the harness wiring covered up. Hopefully you won't have to rip out too much in the next video!
I hope so too!
I always thought a multimeter would be way more expensive. 404 is my guess. Also wire clean up looks nice!
Thanks!
Absolutely glued to this series. Love how in depth each episode goes into different systems of the car. My guess is 696 :)
Love your videos and especially the ones in sync with zack’s humvee. Really appreciate you sharing information with us so we also learn
Thanks for the comment!
Loving this series! It’s fascinating to see all of the troubleshooting and hearing your thought process. My guess for the number is 681. I do a lot of projects around the house where this could come in handy. About to replace all of the outlets in my house and this would be great for making sure they’re seeing the correct load after the new outlets are in. And making sure the lines are completely dead before I unplug the old outlets so I don’t zap myself 😅
Nice! Thanks for the contest entry! Good Luck!
Nice to see Jerry's hummer is making some progress and he didn't just give up on it. Also number I'm guessing is 25 and I'm an Electrician so it would be cool to see how long and well a cheap meter does on a job site compared to the big brands.
For the last 5 minutes I was wondering if I missed a video about the charging getting fixed! Can't wait to see that working! Also, 333 for when I want to test stuff!
I'm really impressed by the level of dedication required for this project. The content is great, and I'm looking forward to seeing it completed! My guess is 731.
More to come!
Awesome progress! My guessing number is 425. I'd use the DMM for the 3D printers I build as well as small electrical projects. I've used a fluke multimeter in the past but it does get old to always need to change modes to measure voltage, resistance, and continuity.
Great content love your videos
I appreciate that!
@@ElectricSuperCar I also like your content, but for true fans we will watch your videos and you don't have to manipulate us into waiting for your next video. Don't leave us hanging. Don't tell us in the next video we'll see what happens. The time is now. I'm not sure you have ever seen Fab Rats, or Matt's off road recovery, or Robby Layton. These channels have grown exponentially and it's just because they produce great content. Your doing great, but we are really wanting to see the problem with the charging of the batteries
Nice work on the wiring. I have no EV experience, but do have experience with Industrial Automation Systems and your problems could be related to a duplicate CanBus address (two or more devices have the same address). My number guess is 357.
Nice to see the display actually working! My guess or the number is 747(like the big bud), if won one of the multimeters, I would donate it to the FFA chapter that I’m in for use in any future tractor troubleshooting competitions.
13 My electric motorcycle project with similar bugs. Hope this tool can help to solve and give bit motivation
The pucker factor when working on those high voltage cables. My number is 696.
My guess 777. Definitely could use the auto feature I have blown a couple forgetting to change modes
my number is 730, am an electrician it would be of great use to my work when fixing and building stuff
I hope Zacks 569 wins but i also pick one number for my raspberry pi projects: 745. Hope it get near his number :D
@Electric SuperCar
The Number i guess that is close to 500.
So 500 is my Guess Number.
239- Also you are the only youtuber that I have notifications on
Love your videos...gives me hope that I can do this.
My guess is 911 and I would use multimeter during my 2007 911 cabriolet EV swap project 👍🏾
Nice!
Congrats on getting the electric Humvee mostly working! Well done! Number guess 314. I plan to use the multimeter to check things when my home gets rebuilt. We had a major house fire on December 21 & they are starting the rebuild soon. PSA: don’t leave bathroom exhaust fans running. It’s 100% certainty it started due to an exhaust fan failure & the fire chief suggested putting them on a timer. When I told a coworker about our mishap, he told me the exact same thing happened to his father in law too. Be careful people.
Random number right? 356
Soo thorough with everything from the display to organising all those wires. Waiting for the charging video. My guess for the number is 787 . 😂
My guess is 823. I could use it in on a project that I’m currently working on. I’m restoring a really old phone.
Wow the display looks amazing, great job your hard work has paid off 🎉
Thanks so much!
Watching both jerry and your channel is an absolute blast getting to know the in and outs of the vehicle and feel more engaged with the build. My guess is 643
I really liked this video and you showed people how to do it
Awesome work!!
Thank you! Cheers!
438, will use to help fix my dads new house wiring issues!
Wow you did such a great job! You even cleaned up the cables, insane!
Hey, I love this series, I love following along with Zach’s Hummer, my guess is 0742. I would use the multimeter for automotive purposes (Hardwiring a dashcam) Thanks for these videos and hopefully the Hummer will drive again
My guess is 271. That looks like an impressive little meter for $10, I'd probably use it as my every-day-carry multimeter for school (currently studying to be a computer engineer) or keep it in my drone kit for field-maintenance. It would be nice if it had a current mode but you could always throw in a precision shunt resistor and use that to measure current.
Also, have you considered getting a lavalier mic or something for your "talking head" shots? Most of the time they're fine but the intro of this video was pretty quiet and had a fair bit of echo.
Wow, the hummer is almost done. Good Job man!!!!!
Thanks Friend
I literally wanna thank you for adding those black seething cover over messed up wires. I really like the idea of yours covering the mixed up wires systematically.
Thanks Friend!
it was soo satisfying to watch the wires getting sorted out
thanks ❤❤
Glad you liked it!
Love this series. I'd love to do something like this one day. Maybe on one of my farm tractors. Raking hay with a silent tractor would be amazing. My guess is 116. I'd use this at work for troubleshooting electro-hydraulic systems as my current multimeter is on its last legs.
248 I’m a maintenance supervisor. I deal with a lot of batteries and electrical. Great upgrade.
The new display looks great! This project has been one of my favorites to follow along with. My guess for the number is 242. It would be useful to have around for some of the small electronics projects I'm planning on doing.
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My guess is 712. Great tool for every day use and dues to is compactness could be easily added to tool bag for when travelling.
I'm gonna guess 382. As for multimeter projects, I have some circuits I need to test out in the old r/c car that I'm modernizing the guts of! Enjoy seeing your process for everything!
729 it would be a welcomed upgrade in my never-ending struggles on my trucks and bikes
Another awesome adventure 🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠
Glad you enjoyed it
Loving the progress! I am certainly curious to see what the charging looks like. As for the multimeter, my guess is 495. I have been needing to replace my meter, as finding leads that work in it is getting impossible (meter is 35+ years old), and the other meter I have is about 75 years old (a treasure from a garage sale, and it still worked) and the leads on it are again different from my regular meter.
I'll go for 321 :)
My number is 666. Love the work & efforts you'll put it!!
420 - honestly for $10 I'd probably buy it myself when my current meter finally dies. It's on its last legs anyway.
@JerryRigEverything @ElectricSuperCar
A Little thing to Consider:
Reverse the Colors of the Splashscreen. My VW Radio has a mostly White Splashscreen and i HATE it at Night. its like a Flashbang when i start the Car
A lot of your problems looks like classic bus integrity problems... Reflections, Terminations problems, etc.
For best operation, you should have One continuous twisted pair, with very short taps coming off it. (Shorter the better.) Also, at each end of the twisted pair, you should have Temination -- two total, and no more. Get a pair of 120 ohm, 1/4 to 1/2 watt resistors for the termination.
Check to see if any devices on the CAN Bus have built in termination, and TURN THEM OFF.
2517.
I plan to do outdoor night-time car photography. I made myself a 12v 40a powerpack with LiPOs with a 1800W 120acv inverter to be able to power two strobes (these are huge, 100w each).
I need to know when to stop to not leech my cells below 20% capacity. So this tester would be useful.
Basically at car meets on a Friday or Sat night, using Adobe Lightroom and my laptop for editing on the spot. It all has to fit inside my Miata.
Great work on the hummer conversion
Thanks 👍
My guess is 729! I plan on using it to finish discovering all the secrets of the universe ;)
I'm going to guess 7,432 and I'm an appliance technician who messures all kinda of circuits.. I have a $250 Fluke but I always like a extra meter for quick jobs.
Personally I wouldn't give that multimeter to anyone. the cheapest I will go is Uni-T. The brand for that multimeter doesn't even seem to exist. Even the ratings don't make sense. "CAT 2 600V, CE, and ROHS Certified" doesn't make sense. ROHS doesn't have a certification really, CE is self certified, not by a third party, and CAT2 is pretty awful. half the outlets in my house don't count as CAT 2 because they are less than 10 meters to the panel.
501 - Right now I have an antique craftsman multimeter that doesn't do much an upgrade would be much appreciated. I use a meter on all sorts of projects from around the house electrical to modifying my vehicles (have an 80's s-10 torn apart now getting a 6.0L V8 truck engine), to R/C vehicles and 3D printing. Thanks for the oppurtunity
My guess for the number: 1337. I have some small electronics hobby projects (Raspberry Pie, MCUs, wearables), and also would use the multimeter when my wife's battery is drained.
My guess is 1776... Great video I learned a bunch about troubleshooting and wire management. I have a project in mind and have been following Jerry's project closely. I am glad it is working out so I will be ordering some parts. I would like to electrify my Dodge Dakota. If this motor will push a Hummer it should have no problems with a Dakota. ;-) That multimeter would come in handy for sure!
Very impressive results. Thanks for sharing. Multimeter-867. I would use that on my car, solar & cel phone repair projects. Thanks
565 is my guess! I would use the meter in my work daily as I work in power generation with natural gas 350KW generators! Our main configurations are 480V an 415V! Love the videos
Really liked the video, like to see the progress. My number is 749. I'm a 19yo who's currently trying to upgrade a 12yo 3d-printer, might be handy to have such meter, kinda having some bugs rn.
415 is my guess for the number of volts in the cars circuit. (mind you, this is my first comment on your channel....)
I'm an offroader - last year I crossed Australia's Simpson Desert, 5 days without seeing another vehicle than mine & the one we travelled with) One of these auto-sensing DMMs would be great because you just don't want to mess up when ranging or checking continuity with car or fridges in such remote areas. A zapped ECM can mean the difference between enjoying your holiday and being helicopter rescued. (Or helicopter delivery on a replacement ECM for the car)
I'm guessing the numbers 98 (for the number in thousands of subscribers you have) and 750 just for fun. If I won this, I'd replace my bulky Fluke that I keep in my tool bag... don't really need all of the features for most of what I do. And I'm sure it would come in very handy when I try to swap my Lotus engine for a Tesla drivetrain this summer!
Between you, Zach, and Jimbo over at Robot Cantina, I get my fix of crazy diy vehicle stuff. Old Jimbo is kind of your polar opposite with his turbo diesel-powered Saturn using the engine out of a Kubota riding mower.
Keep up the awesome work.
35 is obvious as it’s written on the car :-)
I do some small projects with and Arduinos and a multimeter where you don’t have to adjust all the time with a big center dial would be awesome.
Very nice job! 🎉🎉🎉 well done everyone involved. Can’t wait to see the completed results. ❤
Im pretty confident the number you picked is 322, so I'm going to pick 323 to give everyone else a little chance to beat me. Edit: now I'm wanting to change my number to 1000, because you said you wrote down your 4 numbers. So my final answer is now 1000. I'm a service technician that works on all cooking and cooling equipment in restaurants and kitchens, so that meter would get plenty of use. I absolutely love this channel, I'm really looking forward to you announcing your next project car and following that full process.
7? I'd use it on restoring my 1934 nash.. the good old rust bucket lol. Also, I've very much enjoyed watching all of this, I just watch on a TV and don't comment much
My guess number is 120. Those multimeter is so cool. Not so complicated like other need to adjust manually. Cant wait to use it since im working with a lot of circuit stuff.
hi from OZ, Interesting work but i'm still confused about canbus stuff.. but enjoying the ride thx .. Oh my guess iss 861 😎👍
Always some troubleshooting! I'm an electromechanical Technician and I use multi-meter all the time at work but I don't have it for home use....always forget to buy when I'm out and I'm doing some home studio project where I can definitely use it! 475
Awesome vids, love them, my $5 multimeter I have been using just broke even though I dropped so much cash on it, I use it for working out dumb issues on my racing lawnmower I’m building. Definitely going to be 716
832... Definitely on the money. Just started my own inverter installation business by myself. It's going okay but could use a cheap meter and support.
An multimeter would be amazing piece of hardware to have around the house. I'm currently using only of the cheap $25 meter.
I'd also use it to teach my son more about electricity, as that is one of my current primary responsibilities.
I'm going to say number 862.
Thank you for the opportunity!
73...I'll use it to test every dead outlet in my apartment. Document it. Film the replacement/repairs. Charge my landlord for material, labor and 25% surcharge.
I'm going to guess 829. I'm getting ready to build out an off grid leather work shop with solar powering 110v and 220v ac power. If I don't win I'll probably buy one anyway. It'll be super easy to jumb between measuring units with the auto sense
Great video and great job on getting the "Whisper" brains working. I leaned a lot more than I expected. My guess is 240. If I win, I will use the multimeter for house repairs and to get my dad's craftsman drill press working.
763. Several projects, high and low, around the house including projects with my 4 homeschooled kids!😊
480 as in 480volts for his battery at full state of charge…? That’s my guess. Thanks for the opportunity and ps you should reveal the number afterwards so all us losers can know how off we were! Thanks and keep this troubleshooting content coming! 🎉😂❤
3042 I would use this multimeter to help me continue my electrical engineering education as well as helping me with my personal projects. I recently used mine quite effectively to install a new radio and back up camera into my beautiful '15 F55 Mini Cooper S.
Came from Zac's video about the car's progress, and I am happy to see it's nearly ready... Is the speed unit display within the speedometer a bit too small for your eyes (while the RPM gauge is taking up all the space ), or is it just on the video? Would having a larger speed unit display while on the road not be a good idea? I pick up 214 as my number...
621- i've been doing a few projects on my car, like wiring backup cameras and honestly kinda winging it without a multimeter, It'd be of great help if I could have one of those :)
I cannot find my multimeters. There's two of them and both are missing. I suspect my cat, but I could be wrong. So, one of these would be amazing! I choose the number 0191.
Love this content, you guys make amazing content. My guess is going to be 53. Keep up the figuring out, you will get there eventually. I actually will buy one even if I dont win. I need to test solar connections on my solar farm I am making.