Bought a very similiar kit. after I bought a cheap version of the kaiweets multimeter you tested year(s) back. Had the same impression as you, but didn't dare to melt mine yet. About the "floppy noodle probes" - I suspect these are rather for plugs and sockets testing in automotive cases. At least would've been these kind of probes come in handy as I was still working as a car mechanic a decade ago.
Thx for the vid.. good clean perspective, that ain't tainted. like that.. have most of these items it ain't Kaiweet that are making them, its just off the shelf CN testparts, with a Kaiweets label.- Same with many of Clegee test equipment. for the price you can get them (not talking about this kit as a whole) but individually, many of these items are surprisingly decent/good , as long as you have the price paid in mind. though if you just need a pair a common testprobes for your DMM, and you in Europe, its very difficult to get around the Brymen testleads, recall model T4SC.. they are around 10 bucks, gold-plated with actual silicone leads and incl. 4mm adapters... only minor con, could be that the tips could be more sharp, but that depends on usecase as some don't want that...
Agree that the Brymen leads are (mostly) good but I had one fail on me. Apparently the wire has disconnected from the probe somewhere inside and you can't access and fix it because its all encased in plastic.
"floppy noodle probes" - are for "back-probing" connectors on cars (or likewise), you slip the needle down between the cable and the weather plug from the rear of the connector
I bought a pair of those tweezer on Amazon - very useful, but the lead wire is very short. Maybe I'll when I get time I'll make an extension using some genuine silicone wire.
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Bought a very similiar kit. after I bought a cheap version of the kaiweets multimeter you tested year(s) back. Had the same impression as you, but didn't dare to melt mine yet. About the "floppy noodle probes" - I suspect these are rather for plugs and sockets testing in automotive cases. At least would've been these kind of probes come in handy as I was still working as a car mechanic a decade ago.
not available in german amazon world - any budget friendly alternatives ?
I don't buy non-silicone leads anymore.
Thx for the vid.. good clean perspective, that ain't tainted. like that..
have most of these items it ain't Kaiweet that are making them, its just off the shelf CN testparts, with a Kaiweets label.-
Same with many of Clegee test equipment.
for the price you can get them (not talking about this kit as a whole) but individually, many of these items are surprisingly decent/good , as long as you have the price paid in mind.
though if you just need a pair a common testprobes for your DMM, and you in Europe, its very difficult to get around the Brymen testleads, recall model T4SC.. they are around 10 bucks, gold-plated with actual silicone leads and incl. 4mm adapters... only minor con, could be that the tips could be more sharp, but that depends on usecase as some don't want that...
Agree that the Brymen leads are (mostly) good but I had one fail on me. Apparently the wire has disconnected from the probe somewhere inside and you can't access and fix it because its all encased in plastic.
"floppy noodle probes" - are for "back-probing" connectors on cars (or likewise), you slip the needle down between the cable and the weather plug from the rear of the connector
I have never considered (or done) that use case. Ok that makes sense. Many thanks for the explanation.
I bought a pair of those tweezer on Amazon - very useful, but the lead wire is very short. Maybe I'll when I get time I'll make an extension using some genuine silicone wire.