And one another test with adapter 450 mA. I cut red wire and put probes in circuit. That results with zero. So, it seems must be load there and I waa added a phone to charge. Showing changeable number 0.04, 0.03, 0.04, 0.03.. and repeat (not stable), at 5A scale.
But 450 mA must be 0.4 A (0.45), not 0.04, right?
If you connect that 450mA charger to 16A circuit breaker, does it draw 16A?
Not sure that I know what you mean 
You fire it straight, like from a gun!
This is my fourth multimeter test, and my own new one.
Also on 10A scale show 0.01A, which means 16 mA=0.01 (with one missing diggit will be 0.016).
That's why the 133B would have been a good choice.
But, yay! good job!
That current draw is from the load, not from supply.
If you have 10mA load, it draws that even if you have 1000000mA supply.
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Those resistors are 1k, 2k and 10k. So your readings are correct!
Which # Post @build_1971 ?
Post #32...
Yes, 3 multimeters measure good a voltage, resistance, but not amperes 
This new, fourth one (UT-131C), does it right
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