Comments (14)

• @oldmansocal ♥ 14 2025-08-13

  Standard electrical math. If you dont know this you need to go back to class.

• @thomas_electrical_pe ♥ 8 2024-03-06

  Uhm am I the only one who realizes that .4 * (2/1000) does not equal 200. 🤣…he said multiply but what he meant to say was cross-multiply. Very different things. But I wouldn’t expect Dustin to know this. He’s pretty challenged and googles most of his “knowledge”. And it’s mostly wrong.

• @sawekunda ♥ 6 2025-09-22

  Some body help me this table pls🙏

• @dtjm.88 ♥ 5 2025-05-20

  Your body is a parallel path when you measured it

• @mohlouwakatleho ♥ 4 2025-05-13

  I can get you but I can't understand because in south africa we use meters

• @paweldundj ♥ 1 2024-01-30

  Please sell to me one feet of cable 😂

• @lettilooshions ♥ 1 2023-09-26

  @wommackelectric introducing the body resistance into the circuit in parallel will only have a negligible effect on the resistance so the number you get on the multimeter won’t be that different so you can use it to calculate the wire length fairly accurately.

• @angel_libreta ♥ 1 2023-09-25

• @mrkstone ♥ 1 2023-09-25

  Wish I could like this twice.

• @kenny.holtz ♥ 1 2023-09-25

  Gangsta shit! 😂

• @yourapprovd 2025-06-11

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• @italian_virus 2023-10-04

  🔥

• @fcemanagement1 2023-09-26

  🤔💯💯👍🏾😎

• @electricroche 2023-09-25

  Wait.. Americans use 1000 feet as a standard measurement? What happened to yards, miles etc?