Anyone have experience with Flir's DMMs, clamp meter or videoscope?
Anyone else try their non contact voltage tester V50? I actually really like mine vs. my fluke models and Milwaukee model. I like the sensitivity setting for low voltage testing! You must get use to it like any new tool, but I find it to be a great non-contact voltage tester. The flash light isn't very bright but it comes in handy sometimes.
Has anyone have, or had, experience with the DM92 or DM93 DMM?
I was going to get another Fluke DDM but wanted to see if anyone tried Flir's DMM's?
I currently have a 87-V which is a bit beat up so I want to get a backup. I was thinking of the Fluke 289 because I like to have multiple readings on the DMM's screen.
Last DMM question..! At what voltage does everyone change their 9V battery on their DMM's? (if that's what battery your DDM is using) I change about every 6 months to a year max. I also use the lithium ion 9V batteries because they hold up great in cold weather, and also last a lot longer as well
thanks
-Nyte
Anyone else try their non contact voltage tester V50? I actually really like mine vs. my fluke models and Milwaukee model. I like the sensitivity setting for low voltage testing! You must get use to it like any new tool, but I find it to be a great non-contact voltage tester. The flash light isn't very bright but it comes in handy sometimes.
Has anyone have, or had, experience with the DM92 or DM93 DMM?
I was going to get another Fluke DDM but wanted to see if anyone tried Flir's DMM's?
I currently have a 87-V which is a bit beat up so I want to get a backup. I was thinking of the Fluke 289 because I like to have multiple readings on the DMM's screen.
Last DMM question..! At what voltage does everyone change their 9V battery on their DMM's? (if that's what battery your DDM is using) I change about every 6 months to a year max. I also use the lithium ion 9V batteries because they hold up great in cold weather, and also last a lot longer as well
thanks
-Nyte