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Please include information about where one could purchase this Gauss Meter. Thank you.

How can this be used to measure ELF? I'm looking for the best product at the best cost to measure ELF that seems to be what is causing some health issues. Can you please advise. Something in the range of 1htz to 3600ghz with a +-3dB reading. I heard a guassmeter can read ELF. Thank you for the lesson.

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Magnets seem unfair to me...

another crappy video with no voice.....what the hell am i watching??

what the hell am i watching???

no voice???

i would really like to get my hands on one of those

Where can I buy arms and does it make it faster snappier and if so how mjch how hard is to wind your own

Would this be helpful if my science fair project was How does a temperature affect temperature

I finally understand how Gaussmeters work before making the investment. Great job! Did you say the one you're using is by John Usello (spelling???). Where can I get one or another one for that "lower price"?

where can I get one of these cars from

hi Jeff. This is centering in the actual field, since the distortion of the field by the traction magnets, pulls the armature to the front or rear slightly. Only with a 2-magnet car should you position the arm in the geometric center of the magnets.

Quick question - do you not center the arm in the magnet field instead of they way you are showing?

Holy crap, Rick Derosa, Rick Denig, Kim Barthoimew(sp), Joel Pennington, man oh man... Andrew Flashman Arndts will be returning soon. 2012 nats I shall be at.

Very cool video...thanks for sharing! I'm a student earning my A & P cert in a technical college and we are covering gauss meters to be used on anti-friction bearings when cleaning and inspecting turbine engines. This was very helpful...I greatly appreciate it!

hello who makes these cars and where can i purchase them thanks.

i have one ,nice cars racing in south pekin

Love Pink Floyd...Thanks for the music and the video too...

Hi, I was just looking for Fluke DMM videos and come across this by accident. Have you tried using a constant current source (100mA or so) and a DMM on milivolts? Constant current sources can be made very easily out of a voltage regulator and battery + few other bits. Quite sure you bench fluke meter uses this method (4 wire ohms measurement). I have used this method in the past as a poor mans low ohms meter with good success at measuring resistance of automotive ignition coils. Greg.

@seasonedtoker well this is an old post but maybe answering it will help. DMM's are rated with a percentage and you should be somewhere within that range. For instance if your meter says that it is 1% accurate and you read 100 volts then the real reading could be 101-99. A good multimeter will have a manual with it that tells you the accuracy.

I can't make out the type of the fluke bench meter, but I'll bet it supports kelvin leads which cancel out lead resistance, and if you use four test points even contact resistance.

are there differences in voltage measurements between different DMM's as well? in terms of accuracy of course

haa! you are listening to shine on you crazy diamond! i dont know if anyone else caught that or not?

Shine on you crazy diamond :)

cool. helpful. the b/g music is nice too!