🐊 Kojiki Alligator Test Leads (6pc Set) - Silicone Insulated Circuit Jumper Wires with Alligator Clips - Red/Black Cable - Soldered Connections - KJK33 Review

I wish they would like them but the boots are so slippery you can't squeeze the alligator clips. It's kind of useless if you can't work with clips, right?

I am using these to test a suspect high voltage capacitor for my microwave oven. Due to the high voltage, a nine-volt battery was required in addition to the multimeter. These test leads were perfect for the job. They are high quality and I expect them to last a lifetime.

I ordered these test leads for my electronics tool kit. These are quality test leads: the 20 AWG wires are heavy enough for most laboratory applications, the wires' silicone insulation withstands high voltages and high temperatures, and the wire connection to each alligator clip is crimped and soldered for strength and durability. Alligator clips are comparatively large, but in melee combat, the insulating sleeve of each clip can be pushed down to insulate everything but the tip of the clip…

I am a radio amateur and I repair a lot of electronics. I'm in the process of building an HF 9:1 balancer for use with an end-fed antenna. I'll test it with resistors and a VNA to see if the step-down inductor is working properly. Alligator test leads are ideal for this type of testing. These test leads disappointed me. While I like that they are soldered to the wire rather than just crimped, there were a few annoying downsides I found in using them. First, the insulating jacket on the terminal