🔴 FNIRSI LCR-ST1 LCR Tweezer Review - No.1284

I review the FNIRSI LCR-ST1 LCR Tweezer.
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[@JohnBailey39]

Strange. I got it to measure a 1pF ceramic cap. It was out of circuit though.
Firmware updates without issue on Linux too. So it does seem Mac related.

[@pault6533]

Thanks for taking the time to demo. Please make a follow up if things get sorted out.

[@beogeek]

Yea they're not bad, it's like that saying, not too great not too terrible. Be great if you could get your hands on the LCR RESEARCH Pro-1 Plus tweezers and compare them with all the ones you currently hold, be interesting to see those results! Flick them an email they may send you a unit to test!

[@ericmatias2799]

Good point

[@TheEmbeddedHobbyist]

Looks like a waste of a tweezer, looks like they have taken a page out of Bitluni's book. "it's not right yet but , just ship it "

[@johnwest7993]

I Looked at them, then bought 2 tweezer cables for my NanoVNA that do the same job, and more, (parmeters at any frequency of interest.) The probe cables were under $8 for both from Amazon, so now I have one set for component measurement and another for whatever tweezer jobs I run into. They arrived in 2 days. The only consideration is to make sure I"m holding the tweezer probe when I calibrate it with the NanoVNA. That's it. Good enough for me.

[@bblod4896]

Well, I could probably purchase them if the Misses can yank the hairs from her chin 😂
Thanks for the review. Have a great rest of the week.

[@leybraith3561]

...Sad to see, that once again, allowing a mac to have anything to do with firmware upgrades on non-mac devices is asking for trouble...

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[@QsTechService1]

awesome review nice tweezers
How can I get in contact with you or can you get in contact with me through email or Facebook need your help with fixing something I’m working on old vintage lol 😂

[@TheDefpom]

@@QsTechService1 I can’t see your email on your about page, mine is there, take a look