T4D #74 - Shake the tree

[Jason]

As Jim Rohn once said; "If you don't design your own life plan, chances are you'll fall into someone else's plan. And guess what they have planned for you? Not much." Keep doing what you do best Martin. I among most of us here at the forum support you no matter what road you choose to take in life. All we ask is that you let us folllw you on your journey 

[retiredcaps]

I don't read any of the youtube comments because I hate the format and many of the comments posted on youtube, in general, are not worth reading so I don't know how it got to point where Martin had to make this video.

I will only say this to Martin, you are your own boss and in a fortunate position to do something you seem to love.  Thus, do what you want to make yourself happy.

If you want to make a 10 hour video on multimeter calibration, go do it.  If people have no interest, DON'T WATCH IT.

edit: PS. If that means also abandoning or never producing follow up videos to previous shows, that is fine too.

[MJLorton]

Thanks gents.

[rstoer]

For what it's worth, I enjoyed the calibration video. I'm sure there's an audience for such things.
I'd like to see a teardown of that Fluke 332D but I don't know what affect it might have on the unit's accuracy. Perhaps if you at least popped the top...

[MJLorton]

Thanks for your post...a look inside the 332D will happen. I'm not worried about the calibration and will see if it's possible to improve.

I tested the 1000 volt range on it not too long ago and that works fine too.

Cheers,
Martin.

[NevDickens]

G'day Martin,
All of your videos are a great source of information to the majority of us who want to learn a thing or two about all areas of electronics, especially people like myself who do electronics as a hobby.
Keep up the great work mate. 

[MJLorton]

Thanks good man!