Journey to the Temple: How to use a Line Splitter

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[@rdennis1983]

I have been looking all over for the proper way to read this. Thanks

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@polostyle7151]

Thank you, I appreciate this video and the time and effort it took

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Thanks Polo I appreciate you taking time out of your day to comment. Thanks for the feedback. TEMPLE BUILDERS!

[@brienfarmer6846]

MASTER TEACHER!

[@starhopper457]

Nicely done Sir... I have one of these and used it to diagnose why our Christmas lights kept popping the GFI! Had too many!

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Glad to help , thanks for the feedback.

[@rohnbb991]

Thanks for a better understanding. Good Video

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Thanks for commenting.

[@htorres1stk]

Great explanation I appreciate it

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bryanyoutubechannel]

Good video, thanks!

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Glad you liked it! I really appreciate you commenting Bryan Thanks.

[@rswindello]

Good video thank you

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

No problem. Thanks for commenting.

[@morelightpm457]

Appreciate the video, pimp

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

No problem. Thanks for commenting.

[@JoShUa_J78]

Thanks

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

You’re Welcome!

[@Mr.frag-out]

NICE THANKS

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Your welcome thanks for commenting.

[@scotttorrey857]

Hi, if line splitter says "x10" why do you divide and not multiply the 2.34 reading on the meter?

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

When using the line splitter, your reading will be 10x its value. So you divide by ten to get the actual reading. Thanks for commenting.

[@takenusername]

Why is it 10x?

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

For measuring small amperage loads that would otherwise be hard to read. Thanks for commenting.

[@jeremyanderikabrown3310]

9v is the answer. Check the battery in your detector.

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

I don't think you know what you're talking about. I'm checking amperage.

[@cozyfalls597]

He know when a battery in a detector needs changing tho. 👏