Just found this channel brother like what you are doing. Ive been a heavy equipment/ truck mechanic my new job has me working on industrial equipment at scrap metal facilites along with large mobile equipment. Stay safe keep doing what your doing brother i like the content
Nice video. Never new olm meters were made that read in milli olms. The information on the olm values for the motor; is this coming from a data sheet from the MFG. I would have never guessed Amprobe makes a better meter than Fluke. Lol
KINDA. Even the 289 can't read low enough ohms to diagnose a larger motor. The Amprobe can do it with ease. This means it will definitely confirm your findings if you're not sure about your reading. Most meters can't read below 1 ohm. The amprobe can. You can check wire connections as well.
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Just found this channel brother like what you are doing. Ive been a heavy equipment/ truck mechanic my new job has me working on industrial equipment at scrap metal facilites along with large mobile equipment. Stay safe keep doing what your doing brother i like the content
Right on.
Nice video. Never new olm meters were made that read in milli olms. The information on the olm values for the motor; is this coming from a data sheet from the MFG. I would have never guessed Amprobe makes a better meter than Fluke. Lol
Fluke ownes Amprobe.
So pay 1200 bucks or be off by a hundredth of an ohm?
KINDA. Even the 289 can't read low enough ohms to diagnose a larger motor. The Amprobe can do it with ease. This means it will definitely confirm your findings if you're not sure about your reading. Most meters can't read below 1 ohm. The amprobe can. You can check wire connections as well.