Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
After a viewer requested how I built my simple load tester, I though it was time to make a video about it. Plus explain some of the mechanics behind it.
Ohm's law calculator: goo.gl/S3dgGc
Parts used:
2x 8ohm and 2x 16ohm wire wound resistors. goo.gl/cjBbVs
8x Banana binding terminal posts. goo.gl/UxXhvr
8x 4x8mm W.L pop rivets
ABS (or for high temp alloy) jiffy/hobby enclosure 157x95x53mm
3mm heatshrink
18AWG copper insulated wire
Information provided in this video is for educational purposes only.
If you attempt to recreate/replicate anything you’ve seen in this Or any other video, you’re doing so at your own risk.
- Schematix -
After a viewer requested how I built my simple load tester, I though it was time to make a video about it. Plus explain some of the mechanics behind it.
Ohm's law calculator: goo.gl/S3dgGc
Parts used:
2x 8ohm and 2x 16ohm wire wound resistors. goo.gl/cjBbVs
8x Banana binding terminal posts. goo.gl/UxXhvr
8x 4x8mm W.L pop rivets
ABS (or for high temp alloy) jiffy/hobby enclosure 157x95x53mm
3mm heatshrink
18AWG copper insulated wire
Information provided in this video is for educational purposes only.
If you attempt to recreate/replicate anything you’ve seen in this Or any other video, you’re doing so at your own risk.
- Schematix -










