MOPED ARMY

haha yeah most multimeters have a continuity function that does that.

i have a klien tools brand i bought at home depot for like ~$50, its really nice, i've had it for about 5 or 6 years now and its very accurate and keeps on ticking.

having a good (0.1 ohm sensitive) resistance test function is also critical on mopeds and stuff because you will need to test coils for proper resistance pretty often

I don't see the point....I just use my dmm...

never tried it but seems legit.

I used one like that a bunch to find shorts in my mom's electric dog fence thing. I dunno if it'd help much on a moped tho, they wires are so short and if two ends of a wire anrent connected and they should be it's kinda a no brainer. I could see where identifying a break is useful but I've never had that sorta issue, usually just bad connectors or a pinched ground or something obvious enough anyway, like wires don't break I nthe middle often.

then again I was dickingwith a tomos last night and couldn't figure out why the headlight's got no power. tho it started pouring rain so I gave up before giving it much time and maybe this wouldntve helped anyway

I never saw that exact item but I have been using similar devices for 25 years. I took classes on using these things in middle school.

I took classes such as audio electronics and electricity electronics and we spent most of the class looking at schematics and plugging stuff into circuit boards similar to the pic below but our lab kit cost over $1,000.00 back then (edited)

This 5 bux...

It's a flashlight that telescopes 2 ft and has a flexible neck and the rim bezel on the light is magnetic it's like a Swiss Army flashlight