Whats A Good Multimeter To Buy?
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Plumstead @andro
I can always arrange to have "lunch" at Canal Walk
We can always arrange something, someone collecting can drop it off for you or I can if you interested.
@Gazzacpt and @johan, whichever method is easier for @Gazzacpt I am cool with.
@Gazzacpt and @andro, I can collect @andro 's one for him and deliver it to him at Canal Walk
@johan, could you please pm me your banking details and total once you have worked out the pricing.
Thanks @johan and @Gazzacpt, this is much appreciated!
@Gazzacpt and @andro, I can collect @andro 's one for him and deliver it to him at Canal Walk
@johan, could you please pm me your banking details and total once you have worked out the pricing.
Thanks @johan and @Gazzacpt, this is much appreciated!
No worries @Rex_Bael, I understand, we all go through times like this and hope your tough time now is very short - You can have one for free. (if OK I will bring it to the Vape Meet).
You have just been PIFFED, @Rex_Bael - and you are not allowed to say "no". Awesome place this!
How to use the battery Volt Meter:
Just a brief description; designed to measure single cell batteries used in standard vape equipment with a voltage measuring range of 0.10V to 4.50V and an accuracy of 10mV (or 0.01V). An extra feature is incorporated to detect low voltage as selected (factory default setting: 3.30V - see bottom of this post how to adjust for different value). The low voltage alarm will activate the 2 buzzers as well as the LED. The unit is reverse polarity protected, meaning that if you connect your battery the wrong way round it will not blow up or damage the unit.
When you connect your battery to be tested (Red to + and black to -) the following screen will display for 2 seconds:
Then you will see the this also for about 2 seconds (unit detect a single cell battery):
The display will do an "Alarm" measurement and display the following for about 2 seconds:
Now the unit will display the real voltage of the battery with an accuracy of +/- 10mV (or 0.01V) for 2 seconds:
If all is well the unit will display the following and keep on cycling through above screens, taking fresh measurements on each cycle:
How to adjust the low voltage alarm setting: While the battery is connected, press the tiny switch (see picture 1 for location) with your finger. Each press will indicate the value on the display in increments of 0.1V. The default value when you receive it, is set at 3.30V. You can change this low voltage alarm set point from minimum 2.70V to maximum 3.70V. Once its set you can remove the battery and it will stay in the micro-processor's memory.
If you have any questions or uncertain about anything just post a message here on this thread.
Just a brief description; designed to measure single cell batteries used in standard vape equipment with a voltage measuring range of 0.10V to 4.50V and an accuracy of 10mV (or 0.01V). An extra feature is incorporated to detect low voltage as selected (factory default setting: 3.30V - see bottom of this post how to adjust for different value). The low voltage alarm will activate the 2 buzzers as well as the LED. The unit is reverse polarity protected, meaning that if you connect your battery the wrong way round it will not blow up or damage the unit.
When you connect your battery to be tested (Red to + and black to -) the following screen will display for 2 seconds:
Then you will see the this also for about 2 seconds (unit detect a single cell battery):
The display will do an "Alarm" measurement and display the following for about 2 seconds:
Now the unit will display the real voltage of the battery with an accuracy of +/- 10mV (or 0.01V) for 2 seconds:
If all is well the unit will display the following and keep on cycling through above screens, taking fresh measurements on each cycle:
How to adjust the low voltage alarm setting: While the battery is connected, press the tiny switch (see picture 1 for location) with your finger. Each press will indicate the value on the display in increments of 0.1V. The default value when you receive it, is set at 3.30V. You can change this low voltage alarm set point from minimum 2.70V to maximum 3.70V. Once its set you can remove the battery and it will stay in the micro-processor's memory.
If you have any questions or uncertain about anything just post a message here on this thread.
12 more hours !! Excited as hell
Unfortunately not, maybe if there are enough interest I can do another batch later.
Yoh bra, you can wait till saturday???Baie baie dankie Johan.....jy is 'n ster!!!
SO Gazza the coil master.............when the hookup? This Saturday? What time? LOL!
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