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Originally Posted by powerking
So,
After using this device for the last 3 months or so, it is definitely a keeper type of instrument that should be front and center on one's workbench. It does a fine job of "letting the software" do the work and tell you exactly what the 2 or 3 lead device is and whether it's good, bad, shorted and its pertinent characteristics are. Of course it cannot tell you about higher voltage capacitor leakage, but that's why we have/use devices like the Heathkit C-2, C-3 and Eico 950's for those tests.  . Totally in agreement with --transmaster's assessment as well--. And to boot, you don't have to keep switching ranges/selector buttons on the DVM to test a known/unknown device.
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Tom (PK) |
As I mentioned in another post, my unit came without the test leads. I pmed them yesterday and they replied that the unit is very easy to use.
Did yours come with any instructions? According to your post, it appears to be all software driven. I'm sure I can figure it out!
I inquired if they intend to send the leads out in a separate package.
I love the backward English!
That's FRIED RICE, YOU PLICK!