Class instrument with alot of functionality. Looking forward to the next video. These meters are not cheap but there again, can justify their price by producing the accurate results needed and displaying them in a "user friendly" manner.Great video as usual and an admirable, forward moving, pioneering spirit in the quest for new products.
The FLuke is really nice but is way out of my budget. Uni-t has put out a line of power clamps, The UT 232 series and the UT243 series that does harmonics I think. I would like to see how they Compare to the fluke. They run about $200 - $300. This was a great video, I learned alot. I can't figure out why I wasted the time and money for all that schooling when I could just stay home and watch youtube video's all day.
I'd like to see something on circuit fault diagnosis...if u have or could recommend any vids...I have an faulty pat tester which doesn't run all tests and I fancy having a go at repairing it...thanks and keep up the good work
Please let me know why you are using a 12V 1.25A straight polarity power supply? As far as I know, the original (Fluke BE345) 15V 0.3A power supply with reverse polarity. Thank you
Hello Martin. I was reading the manual of the HT9022 analyzer, and I am quite confused. In the manual says that it measures PF and dPF (which they say is cosphi), but i I´ve seen in your videos that cosphi was DPF. I noticed that you are going to review that meter, could you please check what does it actually indicates as PF and dPF? Thank you.
leppie Yup, you might be right...I did fiddle with it hoping it would but it had some rather delicate ribbon connectors...and this time I did not want to risk damaging a $2700 meter...sorry.
You my friend have the best review of test equipment on RUclips!!
Class instrument with alot of functionality. Looking forward to the next video. These meters are not cheap but there again, can justify their price by producing the accurate results needed and displaying them in a "user friendly" manner.Great video as usual and an admirable, forward moving, pioneering spirit in the quest for new products.
Tom OConnor Thanks for the post Tom.
The FLuke is really nice but is way out of my budget. Uni-t has put out a line of power clamps, The UT 232 series and the UT243 series that does harmonics I think. I would like to see how they Compare to the fluke. They run about $200 - $300. This was a great video, I learned alot. I can't figure out why I wasted the time and money for all that schooling when I could just stay home and watch youtube video's all day.
Great review! Thanks and congratulations for the excellence of your videos.
I'd like to see something on circuit fault diagnosis...if u have or could recommend any vids...I have an faulty pat tester which doesn't run all tests and I fancy having a go at repairing it...thanks and keep up the good work
Very nice review, for some reason, the official drivers just wont enable the usb connection, I even tried a separate laptop (both running Win10)
Please let me know why you are using a 12V 1.25A straight polarity power supply?
As far as I know, the original (Fluke BE345) 15V 0.3A power supply with reverse polarity.
Thank you
Hello Martin. I was reading the manual of the HT9022 analyzer, and I am quite confused. In the manual says that it measures PF and dPF (which they say is cosphi), but i I´ve seen in your videos that cosphi was DPF. I noticed that you are going to review that meter, could you please check what does it actually indicates as PF and dPF? Thank you.
Bruno Salerno Noted!
Thanks Martin.
You should get some screen recording software, would help out a bunch!
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The whole board probably comes out.
leppie Yup, you might be right...I did fiddle with it hoping it would but it had some rather delicate ribbon connectors...and this time I did not want to risk damaging a $2700 meter...sorry.