How to Test if Batteries are Good

[@HuyenNguyen-pp4lv]

This is really interesting and helpful, looking at it in a video helps a lot more than just reading about it. Thank you!

[@steve-maheshsingh7553]

Thanks this was the best tutorial on the interwebs

[@jaxenkarter4038]

I guess it is pretty randomly asking but do anyone know a good place to stream new series online?

[@averykamryn6712]

@Jaxen Karter I watch on FlixZone. You can find it by googling =)

[@laurenanderson7823]

do you have any videos on getting a good and useful and user-friendly multi-meter? all of this stuff is quite new to me. i appreciate all of the information!

[@frankadame4805]

I have a question when you’re testing your batteries you mention you’re using a 150 olms resistor but do not mention the watts on the resistor.

[@ooohlaa13]

where do i buy a resistor? mostly use AA and AAA on flashlights and electronics and they are always getting used up, bought mostly Harbor Freight. Sometimes when I am changing them I may drop one or two and then I find out sometimes that the electronic clock let's say doesn't work, it's the clock's fault. Then I dont know if the batteries are still good. So once again my ? is where to buy resistor and what to ask for when I get there???

[@DharmYogi]

I m not convinced on the drop test. But the other tests were great

[@brentbarnhart5827]

38,000 people logged in because they couldn't believe somebody had something from Radio Shack......

[@RishabhSinghBarwani]

Helpful thankyou

[@artabandon9965]

Interesting and helpful, great way to explain it as well!

[@anthonychukwumah2686]

Thanks. Educative

[@shereesmazik5030]

Thank you-amazing trick !

[@kirkbyrne2011]

Thank you, ❤ that was awesome

[@fisherbrown903]

Waht. Ohz use to test. 9 v or 1.5. 10ohz resistance?

[@mnhmgadka4421]

thanks you very mach profesional

[@ZE308AC]

❤

[@beeloobhai9200]

Arent these batteries 3.8 volts ??