Simialr item Pinzetta Multimetro Smart SMD Tester AP-990C at 22 eur on amazon. Not this 200 eur + rubbish… Be great if you did a review on this Dave!!!
All that damn talking of his and he doesn't even take a moment to show the device at work in soldering a small component or something. Get outta town w/this stupid vid
Someone in our lab bought one of those, and it basically never got used, I think it was around $500 with the accessories. Needless to say complete waste of money. It was on a bench with well over $100K of high end HP test gear and the engineer that wanted it didn’t like using standard probes so found the tweezers useful. Unfortunately it was extremely slow, not all that accurate. It would be useful if it was $75 or less, $500 for it with the case and charging stand was ridiculous. The tweezer tips were also low quality…
when testing really low value components especially inductors, it works better if you lock it manually to the mode of the components, i found auto ranging ties its self in knots with small inductors and caps. putting it on inductor or capacitor for the relevant component solves this.
Wonderfully explain this. Thanks for your video and I like your explanation especially when you do fun. That is why I feel joy when I see your video. Thumbs up
£££$$$Money money money , Great video though, i only have these on my wish list , as i mainly use Apple iPhones etc , it is very difficult to get ahold of any service data or schematics , so so I'm pretty screwed until i get these … Dave it sounds like you could make them with your tweaks you mentioned , and maybe make them for a better more reasonable price , you would probably sell a lot more and make a lot of people very happy 🤔👍🤗💰🤑
You can buy the exact copy for less than $30 US from china… I know what your going to say…. I was born and raised in Canada before joining the US Army and becoming a US citizen but I must say this. Even our hockey pucks are made in china…. The unit I have cost me $23.00 US including shipping. It is worth the investment. When I become rich and famous creating the next electronic slice of bread I will buy this product. Not to use but to hang on my wall. Made in Canada! Probably the first product ever….. Im sorry Eh!
Russian-made LCR-meter tweezers NV17 looks and does pretty the same, has measure frequencies range from 100 Hz to 100 kHz and about 3 times cheaper.
Blz, é isto mesmo mas não dá
Ok, you caracterized por preço in mecadory ?
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Simialr item Pinzetta Multimetro Smart SMD Tester AP-990C at 22 eur on amazon. Not this 200 eur + rubbish…
Be great if you did a review on this Dave!!!
Friend, send me that LCR? 🙂
All that damn talking of his and he doesn't even take a moment to show the device at work in soldering a small component or something. Get outta town w/this stupid vid
Someone in our lab bought one of those, and it basically never got used, I think it was around $500 with the accessories. Needless to say complete waste of money. It was on a bench with well over $100K of high end HP test gear and the engineer that wanted it didn’t like using standard probes so found the tweezers useful. Unfortunately it was extremely slow, not all that accurate. It would be useful if it was $75 or less, $500 for it with the case and charging stand was ridiculous. The tweezer tips were also low quality…
when testing really low value components especially inductors, it works better if you lock it manually to the mode of the components, i found auto ranging ties its self in knots with small inductors and caps.
putting it on inductor or capacitor for the relevant component solves this.
Love the way every sentence goes up in pitch ! Like he's suppressed
Leading current should indicate capacitive load. And lagging current inductive.
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Wonderfully explain this. Thanks for your video and I like your explanation especially when you do fun. That is why I feel joy when I see your video. Thumbs up
£££$$$Money money money , Great video though, i only have these on my wish list , as i mainly use Apple iPhones etc , it is very difficult to get ahold of any service data or schematics , so so I'm pretty screwed until i get these …
Dave it sounds like you could make them with your tweaks you mentioned , and maybe make them for a better more reasonable price , you would probably sell a lot more and make a lot of people very happy 🤔👍🤗💰🤑
Stainless steel is mildly magnetic.
have you tried to ohm mode and probe the LED?
You can buy the exact copy for less than $30 US from china… I know what your going to say…. I was born and raised in Canada before joining the US Army and becoming a US citizen but I must say this. Even our hockey pucks are made in china…. The unit I have cost me $23.00 US including shipping. It is worth the investment. When I become rich and famous creating the next electronic slice of bread I will buy this product. Not to use but to hang on my wall. Made in Canada! Probably the first product ever….. Im sorry Eh!