Fantastic meter!! But in case anyone has one and didn’t register it, most of the ones manufactured until very recently just got recalled for a potentially serious safety issue. When using probes, the meter can read low or no volts on a circuit that’s actually running at high voltage because the probe ports are coming loose from the board. Mine goes back next week, 2nd day air at Fluke’s expense.
Thanks for the information on the recall, I have to check and see if mine was part of that recall. But I agree ☝️ with you, man this is one heck of a meter. . . its been TESTED, TRUSTED, and SAFE to use past and present . ✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅💪💪💪
I have that meter with fluke connect. I use it every time I load bank generators. It is the most useful amp clamp/meter I have used. Thanks for the video.
You’re very welcome, thanks for watching. By the way if you’re not busy and you like electrician tools, not the normal everyday tools take a look at my other videos I’m sure you’ll be impressed. And if you’re impressed subscribe to my channel, because I have a lot of great videos for electricians on the way. 💪
Lucky 🍀 you I would’ve became friends with an employee or became an employee to get a great deals on any test instrument I wanted. And you’re absolutely right their warranty and customer service is probably the best out there.
I started Commercial and got into residential, but the 376 is not overkill , ... its the only clamp I use on EDC , never steers me wrong , Fluke 376 / 117/3000FC/87V/ , you can't go wrong but I've never met nor think will ever meet an electrician that has more meters than you, I would love a tour lol , it's amazing, real eye candy for us seasoned sparkys , and apprentices as well , good work , amazing content !!
Thanks ( FCES) First Choice Electrical Solutions I’ve been an electrician for a very long time and what you see in my videos is a build up of tools over my long career. But I also purchase some of my tools just for eye 👁 candy and they’re one of a kind items that’s been discontinued. Now I have used 99% of the tools I reviewed in my videos. Overall I love electrician tools mainly test instruments.
Fluke 376FC and 1587 for industrial work or else they don’t seem to take me serious lol. But my favorite is the Fieldpiece SC480 can field calibrate thermocouples and the third hand option is something I can’t live without now.
Fieldpiece is a top brand used by HVAC technicians 👍🏿 . I never owned anything by Fieldpiece so I can’t tell you much about it or give an honest opinion. But it sounds like you’ve made the right purchase without any regrets and that’s all that matters. 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💪
Great video. I have the same meter and agree with you. You had some cool probe options. I liked the fused probes, that is a really good idea. I am interested in the stray voltage detector you mentioned. I will look to see if you have a video on that. Curious if reliable and worth the money. Thanks for the excellent content for electricians. I love your channel.
You’re very welcome for the compliment, as far as all safety accessories you see me use with my testers . I used them All religiously you can never be too safe. I try very hard to protect the one life I have. ( Plus My Wife Would Kill Me If I Kill Myself. . . lol😀 ). That Stray Voltage Eliminator is recomended take a look at the FLUKE video about the STRAY VOLTAGE ELIMINATOR on you their review says it all. 👍🏿
Fluke is the best! They really know how to create circuitry that is efficient and accurate. They aren't cheap, but they can last a long time. Have you ever calibrated your meters? And I was wondering, I have a t5-600 and was wondering if I could take measurement with it on a 600V panel (Canada), because the voltage can vary between 570V to 630V
No I haven’t self calibrated any of my meters , I know I could do it if I was shown how. Also check the category rating or voltage rating of your meter and I wouldn’t recommend you measure anything beyond or close to the maximum rating. Be careful, take care.👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Nice video!!! This clamp imo is not over kill! Many technicians believe the fluke 87v is over kill. Your paying for a precision, reliable and accuracy. Now for my work hvacr commercial and light industrial my fluke clamp I use is the 365, designed for tight spaces. Alongside my 87v, 289, and 902fc. 902fc is a great meter but jaws are to big imo for MY WORK! 376 is a top clamp!! I haven't been around in a while, been busy and relaxing in between. Great videos as always my friend. I have alot to catch up on.
Thanks TW, I do understand enjoy your life and family. The Fluke 365 Clamp Meter is really slick, when you mentioned it I had to go google a photo of it. That’s a great clamp meter to use for tight spaces it looks like a full featured clamp meter. Great choice TW, VERY SMART. I’m glad we agree that the Fluke 376 is an elite tester. I really don’t know of any other clamp meter that’ll come close to it pound for pound except the Amprobe 54NAV Clamp Meter.
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel I agree again with the Amprobe Navigation 54 is the only other that can hang with the fluke 376 and even then I'm giving the edge to the 376. It's amazing how neither one of knew of the fluke 365. I only use it for amperage only, not alot of features as your paying for it access in tight spaces. The small jaws gives accurate readings down to a 1 tenth of an amp. Again 376 is king of the clamp meters.
Love the video. Keep them coming. Quick question have you observe when powering on the fluke 376 blinks the lcd back light briefly? Mine always do that. Is it normal..
I can’t say that it is. But you may want to consider contacting FLUKE technical support and inform them of that issue. Your meter may have some sort of technical defect. Because in this electrical business you need your test instruments working at 💯 %. Your life depends on it. Thanks for watching and sharing 👍🏽
I think they make good meter (fluke )but I wish they would put a magnet on the back their miter. I have a klein cl 200 been trying to upgrade to a fluke but I got so used to the magnet feature its hard. Thank you for sharing
A magnet 🧲 on back of the Fluke Clamp Meter would be 👍🏿👍🏿. So I use the velcro strap with the magnet place the strap between the clamps of the meter and it works for me.
Hello. Would you recommend the Klein cl900 for a teen starting out (Mechanical Technician--Elevating Devices) or would it only be the Fluke 376? There is a $300 difference in price here. Thanks.
I know from experience that if you purchase the Fluke 376 Clamp Meter and you use it correctly and take care of it, it maybe the last clamp meter you’ll purchase for the next 20 years guaranteed. I can’t speak for the Klein Clamp Meter, I recommend the Fluke 376 against any clamp meter on the market today 💪.
I've been thinking about this, and going with a torque rachet, and a screwdriver socket is alot cheaper then a Torque Screwdriver, AND it gets you torque specs on your Allen connections.
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel it is pitsbregh, yes it is harbor freight However! It is certified to be accurate aswell as I tested it myself for accuracy and if it ever breaks lifetime warranty and accomplished the job just the same as my Whera, but isn't 241 dollars.
Okay, because whenever you use it and there’s an electrical inspector around he may ask you to show him the certificate of calibration. And every year you’ll have to get it calibrated.
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel I'm just saying that is a cheaper way to do it.ans it's easy to get it certified and for 20 dollars you can get it done right, and that's better than doing it wrong .
As much as I like the fusible test leads, why would you need them if you aren't overstepping voltage with your meter? Still, it is a great way to protect your equipment, and in the case of a disaster, a cheap fuse gets destroyed instead of your expensive meter.
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel Hey question , with the 376 is both our favorite clamp meter..., with that being said , fluke is very soon releasing a new model , I won't give the model out because I don't want to get into trouble or frowned upon bt FLUKE lol , but , I want your thoughts on the new (field sense technology) for example, the T6 600 - & T6-1000 , have you tried one and what do you think on the accuracy of the new technology?
A question about the Fluke 378 FC. In the case of substations, where there are three or more conductors per phase. Was the flexible clamp able to measure the current of parallel cables per phase? That is, on 1600 A molded case circuit breakers, which have pro-phase triple shoe connectors. This claw was able to measure the current in the three cables for each phase?
Im looking for a clamp meter and I saw your review of the HT9025 and I like it but also now Fluke have the Fluke 377Fc and have sone fancy features but I Like the HT. Which one you recomend better.
Great vid man . Young electrician here . Honest question Fluke 325 or 376 ? 325 has all I need its just 376 can read up to 1000 amps and 1000 volts . It’s rare to need it for that much amperage or voltage anyways . Just wish the 325 had more cushion than just 400 amps . Should I just suck it up and spend the extra money for 376
You have your whole career ahead of you just because you’re not measuring high voltage today who knows what the future may bring. It’s better to have more than enough, than have not enough. Trust me sir as an electrician you want to purchase ONLY THE BEST OF THE BEST because your future and life depends on it. So if I were in your shoes I’ll spend the money 💰 now on the Fluke 376 FC in a couple of months or years you’ll be glad you did. I GUARANTEE IT !!!
found your channel and found it vey informative and trust your reviews....convinced me and got the KLEIN ET insolation tester, by the way ,Do you have any TESTO meters? i have been using that brand for almost two years now...stay safe and thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks Fernando, no I don’t have anything by Testo . They’re known for their HVAC test instruments, but what I’ve seen I found their electrical instruments to be cheap looking and not high quality. That’s just my opinion I wouldn’t purchase any electrical testers from Testo. Merry Christmas 🎄.
It depends James , I like the 381 remote wireless display screen that you can disconnect from the base to put you up to 30’ away from potential danger(s). Where as the 376 iFlex keeps your head out of the panel away from danger you’re still not as far away as you would be if you had a wireless remote display. Now the 381 is much larger and heavier than the 376. Overall my choice would be the 376 FC because now you can stand clear of danger even further using the FC/ Bluetooth connection that’s just my opinion 👍🏿
The greatest name in meters no doubt in question but very pricey for me so I will stick with klein, Ideal, Greenlee, UEI, extech, General tools, Beckman industries (if they are still around), and meters I can afford.
I have had the t-5 600 from first year they came out Just bought the 376 Fc I was on the fence with the 902fc I work on commercial coffee and Vending and you can't always get to the outlet and have to thru power box no space for the clamp the flex will come in handy. Fyi amazon prime day has it 29% off + $50.00 coupon good deal
FC is a great feature to have it’s very handy. At the moment I can’t justify buying another meter just for that feature. Especially when the clamp meter even though it’s older is in fantastic condition. Of course I would like to have one , but not right now. Thanks for the suggestion, watching and sharing .
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Fantastic meter!! But in case anyone has one and didn’t register it, most of the ones manufactured until very recently just got recalled for a potentially serious safety issue. When using probes, the meter can read low or no volts on a circuit that’s actually running at high voltage because the probe ports are coming loose from the board. Mine goes back next week, 2nd day air at Fluke’s expense.
Thanks for the information on the recall, I have to check and see if mine was part of that recall. But I agree ☝️ with you, man this is one heck of a meter. . . its been TESTED, TRUSTED, and SAFE to use past and present . ✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅💪💪💪
I have that meter with fluke connect. I use it every time I load bank generators. It is the most useful amp clamp/meter I have used. Thanks for the video.
You’re very welcome, thanks for watching. By the way if you’re not busy and you like electrician tools, not the normal everyday tools take a look at my other videos I’m sure you’ll be impressed. And if you’re impressed subscribe to my channel, because I have a lot of great videos for electricians on the way. 💪
My old acount name was/is meatball power. I've been a fan for awhile.
Thanks for hanging around LVG evidently didn’t disappoint 💪👍🏿that makes me feel better. Stay tuned I some great videos on the way.
Agreed ! Nice rig . I have one , with a T6 1000 in reserve ! The leads and accessories are top notch , and I generally trust them !
. . . Fluke Instruments, when only the best will do !!
I used to live a 35 min drive from Fluke in Everett, WA, their warranty is great.
Lucky 🍀 you I would’ve became friends with an employee or became an employee to get a great deals on any test instrument I wanted. And you’re absolutely right their warranty and customer service is probably the best out there.
My most recent purchase was the T5-600 about 4 months ago, I had ordered it from a local electrical supply shop and it arrived the next day.
Those are nice but they only have just the basic measurement functions , but they’re convenient to use. Great choice.
Eventually I'll get the 376
You won’t regret it, I guarantee it !!!
I started Commercial and got into residential, but the 376 is not overkill , ... its the only clamp I use on EDC , never steers me wrong , Fluke 376 / 117/3000FC/87V/ , you can't go wrong but I've never met nor think will ever meet an electrician that has more meters than you, I would love a tour lol , it's amazing, real eye candy for us seasoned sparkys , and apprentices as well , good work , amazing content !!
Thanks ( FCES) First Choice Electrical Solutions I’ve been an electrician for a very long time and what you see in my videos is a build up of tools over my long career. But I also purchase some of my tools just for eye 👁 candy and they’re one of a kind items that’s been discontinued. Now I have used 99% of the tools I reviewed in my videos. Overall I love electrician tools mainly test instruments.
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel like you mentioned previously great minds think alike , especially electrical contractor mindsets, that are seasoned.
Right on 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰
Awesome sharing. Appreciate your time putting this video together. Just got mine.
Thank you, you’ll be content for many years to come, I guarantee it 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Fluke 376FC and 1587 for industrial work or else they don’t seem to take me serious lol. But my favorite is the Fieldpiece SC480 can field calibrate thermocouples and the third hand option is something I can’t live without now.
Fieldpiece is a top brand used by HVAC technicians 👍🏿 . I never owned anything by Fieldpiece so I can’t tell you much about it or give an honest opinion. But it sounds like you’ve made the right purchase without any regrets and that’s all that matters. 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💪
Great video. I have the same meter and agree with you. You had some cool probe options. I liked the fused probes, that is a really good idea. I am interested in the stray voltage detector you mentioned. I will look to see if you have a video on that. Curious if reliable and worth the money. Thanks for the excellent content for electricians. I love your channel.
You’re very welcome for the compliment, as far as all safety accessories you see me use with my testers . I used them All religiously you can never be too safe. I try very hard to protect the one life I have. ( Plus My Wife Would Kill Me If I Kill Myself. . . lol😀 ). That Stray Voltage Eliminator is recomended take a look at the FLUKE video about the STRAY VOLTAGE ELIMINATOR on you their review says it all. 👍🏿
Fluke is the best! They really know how to create circuitry that is efficient and accurate. They aren't cheap, but they can last a long time. Have you ever calibrated your meters? And I was wondering, I have a t5-600 and was wondering if I could take measurement with it on a 600V panel (Canada), because the voltage can vary between 570V to 630V
No I haven’t self calibrated any of my meters , I know I could do it if I was shown how. Also check the category rating or voltage rating of your meter and I wouldn’t recommend you measure anything beyond or close to the maximum rating. Be careful, take care.👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Nice video!!!
This clamp imo is not over kill! Many technicians believe the fluke 87v is over kill. Your paying for a precision, reliable and accuracy.
Now for my work hvacr commercial and light industrial my fluke clamp I use is the 365, designed for tight spaces.
Alongside my 87v, 289, and 902fc.
902fc is a great meter but jaws are to big imo for MY WORK!
376 is a top clamp!!
I haven't been around in a while, been busy and relaxing in between.
Great videos as always my friend. I have alot to catch up on.
Thanks TW, I do understand enjoy your life and family. The Fluke 365 Clamp Meter is really slick, when you mentioned it I had to go google a photo of it. That’s a great clamp meter to use for tight spaces it looks like a full featured clamp meter. Great choice TW, VERY SMART. I’m glad we agree that the Fluke 376 is an elite tester. I really don’t know of any other clamp meter that’ll come close to it pound for pound except the Amprobe 54NAV Clamp Meter.
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel
I agree again with the Amprobe Navigation 54 is the only other that can hang with the fluke 376 and even then I'm giving the edge to the 376.
It's amazing how neither one of knew of the fluke 365. I only use it for amperage only, not alot of features as your paying for it access in tight spaces.
The small jaws gives accurate readings down to a 1 tenth of an amp.
Again 376 is king of the clamp meters.
Right on friend, I could have not said it any better.👍🏿👍🏿
Nice meter TETC, I have a similar setup from Hioki. The flex clamps do seem to make life quite a bit easier at times.
Thanks I agree , but I rarely use the iflex anymore . But yes it’s a very nice feature.
The Way of Kings is a phenomenal book. You, sir, have excellent taste.
Thanks you, thank you for sharing 👍🏽
Love the video. Keep them coming. Quick question have you observe when powering on the fluke 376 blinks the lcd back light briefly? Mine always do that. Is it normal..
I can’t say that it is. But you may want to consider contacting FLUKE technical support and inform them of that issue. Your meter may have some sort of technical defect. Because in this electrical business you need your test instruments working at 💯 %. Your life depends on it. Thanks for watching and sharing 👍🏽
I think they make good meter (fluke )but I wish they would put a magnet on the back their miter. I have a klein cl 200 been trying to upgrade to a fluke but I got so used to the magnet feature its hard.
Thank you for sharing
A magnet 🧲 on back of the Fluke Clamp Meter would be 👍🏿👍🏿. So I use the velcro strap with the magnet place the strap between the clamps of the meter and it works for me.
Hello. Would you recommend the Klein cl900 for a teen starting out (Mechanical Technician--Elevating Devices) or would it only be the Fluke 376? There is a $300 difference in price here. Thanks.
I know from experience that if you purchase the Fluke 376 Clamp Meter and you use it correctly and take care of it, it maybe the last clamp meter you’ll purchase for the next 20 years guaranteed. I can’t speak for the Klein Clamp Meter, I recommend the Fluke 376 against any clamp meter on the market today 💪.
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel Thank you for your reply. I trust your judgement. I will get it since it will be an investment in him. Thank you.
You won’t regret it, I guarantee it 👍
I've been thinking about this, and going with a torque rachet, and a screwdriver socket is alot cheaper then a Torque Screwdriver, AND it gets you torque specs on your Allen connections.
What brand are you considering purchasing ?
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel it is pitsbregh, yes it is harbor freight However! It is certified to be accurate aswell as I tested it myself for accuracy and if it ever breaks lifetime warranty and accomplished the job just the same as my Whera, but isn't 241 dollars.
Okay, because whenever you use it and there’s an electrical inspector around he may ask you to show him the certificate of calibration. And every year you’ll have to get it calibrated.
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel I'm just saying that is a cheaper way to do it.ans it's easy to get it certified and for 20 dollars you can get it done right, and that's better than doing it wrong .
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel it comes with it's certificate.
As much as I like the fusible test leads, why would you need them if you aren't overstepping voltage with your meter? Still, it is a great way to protect your equipment, and in the case of a disaster, a cheap fuse gets destroyed instead of your expensive meter.
You can never be too safe 👍
The 376 is also my favorite as well ,
Great choice FCES, great minds think alike.👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel Hey question , with the 376 is both our favorite clamp meter..., with that being said , fluke is very soon releasing a new model , I won't give the model out because I don't want to get into trouble or frowned upon bt FLUKE lol , but , I want your thoughts on the new (field sense technology) for example, the T6 600 -
& T6-1000 , have you tried one and what do you think on the accuracy of the new technology?
A question about the Fluke 378 FC. In the case of substations, where there are three or more conductors per phase. Was the flexible clamp able to measure the current of parallel cables per phase? That is, on 1600 A molded case circuit breakers, which have pro-phase triple shoe connectors.
This claw was able to measure the current in the three cables for each phase?
I don’t own a FLUKE 378, but the FLUKE 376 would be able to measure the 3 conductors per phase using the IFLEX Cable provided with the clamp meter.👍🏽
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel thank you !!!!!
We would not mind longer vidoes.
Okay Bloodsong I’ll try ... lol😁
Im looking for a clamp meter and I saw your review of the HT9025 and I like it but also now Fluke have the Fluke 377Fc and have sone fancy features but I Like the HT. Which one you recomend better.
Both are nice, but I’ll purchase the FLUKE 👍🏿
Thanks,
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Hey Mario, Merry Christmas friend!
Same to you and your family Craig. I pray that GOD answered ALL your prayers. Thank you sir 🎄
Is there any difference between the non FC and FC model? Found a good deal on a used non FC 376 and wanna make sure before I purchase
The only difference is one connects to Fluke connect via bluetooth, and the other one doesn’t 👍🏿
Great vid man . Young electrician here . Honest question Fluke 325 or 376 ? 325 has all I need its just 376 can read up to 1000 amps and 1000 volts . It’s rare to need it for that much amperage or voltage anyways . Just wish the 325 had more cushion than just 400 amps . Should I just suck it up and spend the extra money for 376
You have your whole career ahead of you just because you’re not measuring high voltage today who knows what the future may bring. It’s better to have more than enough, than have not enough. Trust me sir as an electrician you want to purchase ONLY THE BEST OF THE BEST because your future and life depends on it. So if I were in your shoes I’ll spend the money 💰 now on the Fluke 376 FC in a couple of months or years you’ll be glad you did. I GUARANTEE IT !!!
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel thanks man . Really appreciate the advice . I’m a subscriber now . Happy holidays from down here in Alabama man
You’re very welcome, greetings from Texas 🇺🇸.
found your channel and found it vey informative and trust your reviews....convinced me and got the KLEIN ET insolation tester, by the way ,Do you have any TESTO meters? i have been using that brand for almost two years now...stay safe and thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks Fernando, no I don’t have anything by Testo . They’re known for their HVAC test instruments, but what I’ve seen I found their electrical instruments to be cheap looking and not high quality. That’s just my opinion I wouldn’t purchase any electrical testers from Testo. Merry Christmas 🎄.
Got the new 378 FC on the way yet?
No, but there should be one on the way 👍
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Thanks
To anyone seeing this in 2021, check out the 377 and 378
The 377,378 are some very nice meters.👍🏿
Dairy farms? Are you upstate NY?
No small personal dairy farmers ... Texas.
Agreed awesome tool use it alot
Great choice R. K. 👍🏿👍🏿
I did buy the meter that you told be to buy and I very much lick it I just wish it had a mold for the leads like the T5
I’m glad you’re pleased with your meter, and even though it doesn’t have any molds for the test leads the pros still out weighs the cons , right 👍🏿. ?
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel I am in the process not making a lead holder for it with a 3d printer
Wow, I would love to see the results
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel my guy is designing the parts I'm also having the stowage parts that the T5 has
Good review but more importantly how did you like Way of Kings?
Not sure what you’re talking about ? 🤔
@@TheElectriciansToolChannel The Way of Kings is a book on the desk behind the meter. I thought you may have been reading it.
Oh😲, man you had lost me there for a moment. That book belongs to my teenage son he was reading that book. 👍🏿💪
Hi, you think this is better than 381?
It depends James , I like the 381 remote wireless display screen that you can disconnect from the base to put you up to 30’ away from potential danger(s). Where as the 376 iFlex keeps your head out of the panel away from danger you’re still not as far away as you would be if you had a wireless remote display. Now the 381 is much larger and heavier than the 376. Overall my choice would be the 376 FC because now you can stand clear of danger even further using the FC/ Bluetooth connection that’s just my opinion 👍🏿
Couldnt agree more, i’m going for 376FC. Thank you. Nice video by the way 😁👍🏼
Thanks James, don’t forget to subscribe there’s more videos to come 👍🏿
The greatest name in meters no doubt in question but very pricey for me so I will stick with klein, Ideal, Greenlee, UEI, extech, General tools, Beckman industries (if they are still around), and meters I can afford.
Those are great choices no doubt 👍🏽
I have had the t-5 600 from first year they came out Just bought the 376 Fc I was on the fence with the 902fc I work on commercial coffee and Vending and you can't always get to the outlet and have to thru power box no space for the clamp the flex will come in handy.
Fyi amazon prime day has it 29% off + $50.00 coupon good deal
FC is a great feature to have it’s very handy. At the moment I can’t justify buying another meter just for that feature. Especially when the clamp meter even though it’s older is in fantastic condition. Of course I would like to have one , but not right now. Thanks for the suggestion, watching and sharing .
Very good
Can you measure milliamps with this?
No, just milivolts.
Sound quality is kind da low.
I apologize for the inconvenience, I’m using my IPhone 📲 to make this video. 👍🏿💪
Can you link those extensions? The farther away the better
Go back to the video I just listed and labeled everything in the video. Thanks Bloodsong I forgot to do that.👍🏿👍🏿
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Thanks
Can't hear you.
I apologize I record with my iPhone sometimes that happens because I have the phone to far away. But thanks for watching 👍🏽