Wow, that is a nice little meter. 9999 count accuracy is great for a meter at this price point, usually meters are either 2000, 4000 or 6000 count accuracy. For the features and the accuracy, I think $27 is a good deal.
i think it is better at the end of video if you write down the list of pros you see and list of cons , Also if you may, do review of Aneng AN8009 vs Mestek DM91A - do include your recommendations at the end, he3 :)
Had this exact meter for a few months last year before binning it. It's absolutely the worst meter I've ever used, can't even compare to a $10 manual ranging meter that's still in my car's glove box, at least that $10 is reliable enough to read DCV. What bothered me very much is that when i measured 9v battery using the battery mode for a little too long, a fuse got blown, then the regular DCV measurement got completely incorrect readings. It took me a while to figure out the fuse blown directly resulted in the inaccurate regular DCV reading. After I replaced the fuse, the reading got back to normal! i was like WTF? And although the meter can warn about blown fuses, it sometimes didn't work/warn me, so it took me quite a bit of time to figure what actually went wrong. I can't even recommend this meter to hobbyists. This is just a random meter that its measurements and behaviours are just too random. If you had to troubleshoot a board while troubleshooting your meter at the same time, it'd be a living hell.
This appears to be a great meter at that price. Thank you for reviewing this. Great job as always.
Thanks for the review, great video, very informative. I bought mine today in the UK for £16.99.
Now make sure the capacitor is discharged before you do this test. :D Very good point made here!
Wow, that is a nice little meter. 9999 count accuracy is great for a meter at this price point, usually meters are either 2000, 4000 or 6000 count accuracy. For the features and the accuracy, I think $27 is a good deal.
Pete Ciallella you could buy this at US$15 on black friday
@@MrKkdkk Thank you for the heads-up!
Pete Ciallella np, i was about to purchase this meter too that's why i was looking for this video.
I'm gonna buy this to replace my old analog multimeter thanks for convincing me further.
Nice meter. My old Wavetek meter is probably due for replacement.
Thanks.. Good review !
How to set the m/m to measure duty cycle on the dial ?
Hi, For the display back light it takes how long to automatically switch off?
i think it is better at the end of video if you write down the list of pros you see and list of cons
, Also if you may, do review of Aneng AN8009 vs Mestek DM91A - do include your recommendations at the end, he3 :)
That’s a great meter
Great Video!
nice sir thanks for the info.
Is ther also a German link
what are the 9v and 1.5v battery feature for?
to measure those household batteries! under load!
Thanks
Great！
Had this exact meter for a few months last year before binning it. It's absolutely the worst meter I've ever used, can't even compare to a $10 manual ranging meter that's still in my car's glove box, at least that $10 is reliable enough to read DCV.
What bothered me very much is that when i measured 9v battery using the battery mode for a little too long, a fuse got blown, then the regular DCV measurement got completely incorrect readings. It took me a while to figure out the fuse blown directly resulted in the inaccurate regular DCV reading. After I replaced the fuse, the reading got back to normal! i was like WTF? And although the meter can warn about blown fuses, it sometimes didn't work/warn me, so it took me quite a bit of time to figure what actually went wrong.
I can't even recommend this meter to hobbyists. This is just a random meter that its measurements and behaviours are just too random. If you had to troubleshoot a board while troubleshooting your meter at the same time, it'd be a living hell.
Maybe that's why it's branded "Mess tech"
$24.99 today.
First!!!!