Test Lead Comparison. Kaiweets vs probe Master
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2022
- Comparing the Kaiweets KET011 Test Lead Kit to the Probe Master 8044S Kit.
Kaiweets Test Lead Set;
kaiweets.com/collections/diy-...
Probe Master Test Lead Set at Simons Electronics;
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It's good to see a thorough review of something even if it does put you off getting a set!
I'm never really much of a Fluke fan, but their leads are the best I've used for my use. Their meters are fine, I struggle to get excited about them but they're dependable and usable. The leads I really like.
Being a lazy sod, if the protective caps are a faff to use they'll get abandoned. The Fluke TP175 TwistGuard probes, or the ones with integrated leads, have the best solution I've yet used.
Yes, very easy to loose the small protective caps, not covered in the video, but that style can also give access problems to some of the smaller terminations. The twist guard approach does solve this problem, there are a number of voltage testers out there that have a spring loaded cover that work in a similar manner. They tend to be my main go to. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I have a set of Kaiweet automatic wire strippers. They are rubbish. Went back to my C.K. strippers. I wanted to get the Probemasters, in the end just went with the fancy twisty Fluke aftermarket ones from eBay - a bit cheaper. Good review, thanks for posting.
Not seen any of the hand tools from Kaiweets, I would imagine they are rebrands from another manufacturer. The Fluke TP175 TwistGuard Probes are a good solution for electrical work. FOr me the Probe asters are aimed a little more towards electronics work.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@three-phase562 Interesting to know, thanks. I do a mix of the two (shoving probes into switches / dimmers / 13A outlets, as well as designing low level analog circuits e.g. A/D converters etc) so maybe that's just a good excuse for me to get both of those sets. Thanks, I needed a good excuse!
@@MatSmithLondon WIth the probes and accessories being gold plated on the Probe Masters they are a little more delicate and not really for shoving into outlets. The create good electrical contact ideal for the lower voltage signals in electronics.
Very interesting comparison. I think I need to spend a few more dollars and get the Probe Master. The convenience of changing tips seems worth it.
I don't think you would be disappointed with a set of leads from Probe Master if your budget can stretch to it. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Probemaster is so beautiful to use. I got the SMD kit, and there's nothing better.