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If the OP is not measuring current (said before) then why bother getting a meter that measures it? Cheap ones only measure milliamps and better ones only 10A. Measuring current at the household level is dangerous. The Fluke 101 can be found in the $40-$50 dollar range. It can handle 600V...

Since you're not measuring current, get a Fluke 101.

I was not able to buy my bike back after a total financial loss in 2016 but I was able to (and did) in 2008.

Clearly. ...and blocked.

Have you learned to signal that you're intending to get over as soon as you've completed your slow-pass?

Gotta love them hands. The way AI renders them  is the joke.

And if the workers would stop complaining and start working harder and longer hours giving their "all" to the company then maybe some time soon the boss can buy another.

See if our friend in Kingston is taking the boat out. I think you can get far enough south in the water to be in the totality zone.

It is a violation. Strictly speaking, every device (appliance, etc) plugged into circuits has to be "listed" for the purpose and used for the purpose listed. No way there would be a product that would let you draw from 2 legs that would bypass a common overcurrent disconnect (i.e. 2 leg breaker...

I am reluctant to post here because of keyboard warriors mounting up with little or no qualifications.... Relax; your facts-based argument is losing traction to those who don't know that they don't know enough to know how little they know. There seems to be some basic lack of understanding...

The infamous "passing gear." It was only available on the "Tempest Gray" models. Very hard to find.

I does say Blackberry on it... so... it's not officially over over until Jay Giraud tries to buy the Canucks?

From a ladder safety standpoint: He's clearly making 3 or more points of contact with his ladder but the evidence is inconclusive regarding the "belt-buckle" rule.

...and their way home.

A 5 hour flight is as uncomfortable in gear as it is out of it. At least I wasn't cold... and I really didn't care what surfaces I bumped up in to. Or what surfaces bumped into me.

+1 to the helmet as carry on -- in a good helmet bag. Never had a problem. A few times I even rode the bike to the airport, parked in the free motorcycle parking right at the terminal (check out PDX), and flown wearing my leathers and boots. TSA let me walk through the scanners no problem...

^^^ this. Except I wouldn't give a first, let alone second thought to anything owned by a Walton, Marcus, or Bezos. F them. Give the extra away without profiting from it and your conscience will be clear.

Math is not just for breakfast anymore.

^^^^ like when an officer "feels" "threatened." What would have happened if the roles were reversed?

Everything should be switched unless you are adding an accessory with a clock. A voltage meter (if you're interested in charging voltage) should ideally be connected right at the battery with nothing in between. Any switch will drop a tiny bit of voltage and your reading will be slightly off...