Thank you so much for this video. I was a complete "noob" when it comes to electricals. I work on my own motorcycle and have always deferred to my mechanic on electrical issues, and now, thanks to you, I am almost 100% self sufficient! 🙏
Hello and thanks so much for clearing up the muddy waters we noobies seim in. I couldnt find the written notes you mention. Thanks for you time and patience, well done.
COM = Common as far as know. Good lesson. I was going to make a pun about it being un-common-ly good, but I measured your resistance first. (Obviously I can't help myself)
The PSU - as long as you mean the DC parts (no disassembly) - super easily - a motherboard however is quite complex with tiny little contacts to test - if you can even get the diagrams for it
@@SimpleElectronics I meant to ask how can I test it safely, meaning is it safe to test the pins of the PSU and board with a multimeter or should I worry about being electrocuted?
Not a good tutorial for me. I would think, someone coming to watch a how to video also needs to learn the terminology associated. Such is the case with me. It looks like it would be a good how to lesson if I knew what you were talking about. I'm sure there are those that would think this is a stupid comment, but think about it.
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Thank you so much for this video. I was a complete "noob" when it comes to electricals. I work on my own motorcycle and have always deferred to my mechanic on electrical issues, and now, thanks to you, I am almost 100% self sufficient! 🙏
I'm glad it helped!
Definitely adding this video to my learning playlist.
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Hello and thanks so much for clearing up the muddy waters we noobies seim in.
I couldnt find the written notes you mention.
Thanks for you time and patience, well done.
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COM = Common as far as know.
Good lesson. I was going to make a pun about it being un-common-ly good, but I measured your resistance first. (Obviously I can't help myself)
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When testing DC, If I do not know which wire is positive, and I put the tip wrongly, will it damage anything ?
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How can I test a computer PSU and motherboard safely as a beginner?
The PSU - as long as you mean the DC parts (no disassembly) - super easily - a motherboard however is quite complex with tiny little contacts to test - if you can even get the diagrams for it
@@SimpleElectronics I meant to ask how can I test it safely, meaning is it safe to test the pins of the PSU and board with a multimeter or should I worry about being electrocuted?
@@path_ethics as long as you don't open up the power supply, you can't get electrocuted by the low voltage DC from a pc power supply
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Not a good tutorial for me. I would think, someone coming to watch a how to video also needs to learn the terminology associated. Such is the case with me. It looks like it would be a good how to lesson if I knew what you were talking about. I'm sure there are those that would think this is a stupid comment, but think about it.
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