Home Electronics Lab for Students PT1 @TheBreadboardca
Home Electronics Lab for Students PT1  @TheBreadboardca
Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
With everyone having to stay at home and this includes many students, I thought it may be useful to review and suggest some economical instruments to make up a home lab for electronics engineers and hobbyists

In this first video we will look at a better than expected KAIWEETS multimeter and then in part 2 the KAIWEETS 30V 10 Amp power supply.

The meter performed way better than expected and here is a link to buy one for yourself is so desired. these are affiliate links, you will not pay extra but I will get a small commission to help the channel

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I would like to thank KAIWEETS for sending me the meter and PSU at no charge to help with this video series.
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