@@azerotha4531 right on, thanks for the informational videos on these things. I can’t believe the difference they read from brand to brand. I would have thought they’d all have been much closer to the same
@TalkinTools it is crazy how much there is between Testers the tester that got me thinking was a topdon BT300P as it failed 90% of batteries, even brand new ones came back as a fail.
@@azerotha4531 yeah that’s pretty ridiculous, and to have both topdon’s be so close to each other make one believe that it’s not just a fluke but they design them to read like that. I ended up getting the launch because I have a launch scan tool already but I looked for the sealey and couldn’t find one readily available
@TalkinTools the launch is good just wouldn't work on my phone lol, the sealey seems to be UK only, it's also branded as DHC BTW300 both are the same tester just different App's
On the launch I believe if you tap the number itself on the battery capacity screen it should pull up a keypad to type in the amps manually
Someone else mentioned that. I no longer have the launch battery tester as it wouldn't work on my phone, so I sold it. 👍
@@azerotha4531 right on, thanks for the informational videos on these things. I can’t believe the difference they read from brand to brand. I would have thought they’d all have been much closer to the same
@TalkinTools it is crazy how much there is between Testers the tester that got me thinking was a topdon BT300P as it failed 90% of batteries, even brand new ones came back as a fail.
@@azerotha4531 yeah that’s pretty ridiculous, and to have both topdon’s be so close to each other make one believe that it’s not just a fluke but they design them to read like that. I ended up getting the launch because I have a launch scan tool already but I looked for the sealey and couldn’t find one readily available
@TalkinTools the launch is good just wouldn't work on my phone lol, the sealey seems to be UK only, it's also branded as DHC BTW300 both are the same tester just different App's