DT71 Compact Digital Multimeter Tweezers With Signal Generator!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Easily test all types of electronic components using the compact one-handed DT71 digital multimeter tweezers shown in this video! DIY electronics testing and repair. Test SMD and through hole components, LEDs, measure frequency and voltage, and also use the tweezers as a signal generator. Enjoy the video, and be sure to rate thumbs up and share. Thank you!
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Thank you for another terrific review!
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching
Excellent review, thanks for touching upon many minute details that are often overlooked.
Great review. I had no idea multimeter tweezers existed and they do seem accurate.
Thank you. They work well, I wasn't expecting super high precision from such a small tester, but they do get the job done.
you can also get tweezers with leads that plug into your multimeter
@@electronicsNmore I have their TS80P soldering iron, it's incredible.
Great Review.Thank you.
Glad you liked it Ed!
seems like a super handy device. looks like it can test electrolytic cap ESR in-circuit which is great. For
the price i wish it could test small AC voltages. i would prob buy it if it can test the multi chip leds - say, up to 3 led single chips. It’s a pain testing leds on a failed bulb when you don’t know how many leds are in each chip, and some bulbs even mix double and triple led chips within a series string so testing can be a minefield. did you check what the diode/led test Vf can go up to?
as always thanks for the video - would never have known about this type of new instrument!
The tester was designed for DC testing, as for LEDs, only 1 led at a time or a few in parallel as shown in the video. I show a very good LED tester on my channel. Thanks for watching!
@@electronicsNmore thanks - will go find that led tester video now!
Amazing what people can come up with..............
It's a cool and useful testing gadget. :-)
Thank you for the review. I can see this setup has some advantages over tweezer probes for my multimeter. I know it must be a royal pain to make videos but having closeup camera shots would help with the displays which are hard for me to see and I'm watching on a large TV.
Glad you liked the video Chris. I usually zoom in close for displays, but when I played the video back on my computer screen everything was clearly visible. Where did you have a problem? Sounds like your TV wasn't using the 1080p setting. I can see people having trouble on a phone though.
@@electronicsNmore Hi. It's around 9:42. Even the signal generator wasn't readable. I do have it on 1080P but I'm almost 10 feet away so I may not be the typical viewer. The TH-cam compression may also be making the text fuzzy. Thanks for taking a look.
@@no1slisteninganyway The tester display is crystal clear on my computer at that point in the video. The frequency generator is still easily readable, but a little out of focus because the camera cannot focus both spots at the same time.
@@electronicsNmore There was no problem for me. I usually (99% of the time), watch TH-cam on my phone and it was a bit blurry but still readable at 480P(see my comment on accuracy as this is the resolution that I watched the video and made my comment), at 1080P it is very clear.
Great review
🤔 I think it would be very nice for smd led testing 😀
It's a pain with normal multimeter probes to test this tiny tiny smd Led's 😣
Cool tool 👍🖖
Very cool, I need that!
Thanks for watching Terry!
but can it be used like normal teasers in the bathroom lol
will one get electrocuted when pulling out splinters LOL
:-). Good luck with that.
_ Such a great tool, Bro!
Glad you liked it Christian! Please share the video link with others. Thank you
Can anyone recommend a hand held multi meter that uses lithium batters?
they seem frustratingly scant. i’ve adapted a cheap meter that uses 12v a23 batteries to use 3S lithium ion. I’m thinking about using 1S LiFePO4 to adapt a dual AA battery meter that was reviewed on this channel (brand is tacklife i think). i figure i need to match native voltage closely enough. I worry that using those lithium ion 1.5v batteries would introduce problematic noise with their integrated buck converters etc
I was using Fluke like a caveman with two hands
LOL
130 bucks... jesus... pass, I use extech 330 and uni-t clamp mtr, together they dont amount to that much
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At $130 AUD I don't think so.
Blame your exchange rate. To me it's worth the 94-95 USD.
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11 year of yt lyf Wtf!!
DON'T BUY THESE! MINE DIDN'T WORK AND THEY WOULDN'T GIVE ME MY MONEY BACK! My battery would not charge. You cant take them apart either. Check the reviews on these, most don't work or are doa.
Sorry to hear about your problem. Mine works well, and countless others have no issues. Why would they not take it back? There is a warranty.