Prevent power outage when testing a device with possible short dim bulb [ZPuEB0ybfJT]
If you're working on devices that could have shorts? If you're working on HiFi/audio devices, you should *always* power them up first time, using a dim bulb tester! I rebuilt my dim bulb because I was tired of the beat up, janky, square wood box I had previously. This one is built into the housing of a 12V/150W car inverter that had died. ** Links to products I use: AmScope microscope: Yihua 982 soldering station: Atten ST-862D hot air station: 2UUL titanium alloy tweezers: Mechanic LS720 Plus microscope light: Kingbo RMA-218 flux: Mechanic TY-V866 solder wire: Desk organiser for tools: ** These are affiliate links, which means that if a purchase is made using one of these links, I will get a small amount, without it costing you anything; This means I can get products to test and review, or devices to create videos from Thank you for watching my video. I hope you'll take the time to like, comment and share this with your friends. Be sure to subscribe to my channel and ring the bell to get notified when I upload new content 👊👊 Want to surprise me and send me something? Send it to: Geir Ove Andersen P.O. box 46 3091 HOF, Vestfold NO-Norway Follow me on social media: Instagram: ▶ Twitter: ▶ Snapchat: ▶ nordicsurvival Facebook: ▶