yea sure cant do that for $300! for $300 can do all this stuff like datalogging, 3.5 inch screen its what u expect for the price if u look at real name brand dataloggers they are well over $1000
If I was to do long interval logging...say temperature over 24Hrs and every 5 min that is 288 samples. Well withing 20,000. However would the battery last. I do note the meter puts screen to sleep after a short time. Is this enough though to prolong Battery charge when logging over 24 Hrs or even more. ??? Any one tested this?
Can't export data to spreadsheet, not even comma delimited text file! And you don't have a software update or a premium software that does this. Even cheap OWON 35T multi-meters are able to do this and bluetooth. That's a shame! Everything on your meter requires a special adapter, no standard usb port, can't even charge the battery through standard usb plug.
@@ToolBoomVideo If you're in the field taking measurements, and you realize this meter is low on battery having to wait for recharge the meter is pain, but having to use a special adapter to recharge and realizing that you don't have it with you is a ROYAL pain. I think I understand the safety reason, so there's no ground path (earth) created while charging and if you use the probes to take measurement at the same time. IT would be nice to explain safety reason instead of just saying. If the meter used 6x or 8x AA rechargeable batteries, it would give user in the field an option to swap them out.
@@tech29X What multimeter would you recommend instead? The Owon you mentioned? Is it the same precision and does it offer the same measurement capabilities? Need for these stupid adapters, especially for charging, is really a PITA. But concerning the software, I think it works with Sigrok. I certainly count on it, since I'm not on Windows.
0:55 Does the battery can handle 5.5 hours of measurements? That said, it an awesome piece of equipment for its price.
Yes, does it autorange in the Trend view?
Also, not able to export to spreadsheet? This is very bad.
yea sure cant do that for $300! for $300 can do all this stuff like datalogging, 3.5 inch screen its what u expect for the price if u look at real name brand dataloggers they are well over $1000
If I was to do long interval logging...say temperature over 24Hrs and every 5 min that is 288 samples. Well withing 20,000. However would the battery last. I do note the meter puts screen to sleep after a short time. Is this enough though to prolong Battery charge when logging over 24 Hrs or even more. ??? Any one tested this?
can you data log current also or data logging feature is for only voltage?
Hello! Yes, but only milliamps.
Is this multimeter audible diode mode?
And the boot time?
What's the fastest sample rate you can record?
Hello! You can perform recording at intervals of 1 sec to 60 min.
Can't export data to spreadsheet, not even comma delimited text file! And you don't have a software update or a premium software that does this. Even cheap OWON 35T multi-meters are able to do this and bluetooth. That's a shame! Everything on your meter requires a special adapter, no standard usb port, can't even charge the battery through standard usb plug.
Hello! The device charging process is implemented this way for user safety reasons.
@@ToolBoomVideo If you're in the field taking measurements, and you realize this meter is low on battery having to wait for recharge the meter is pain, but having to use a special adapter to recharge and realizing that you don't have it with you is a ROYAL pain. I think I understand the safety reason, so there's no ground path (earth) created while charging and if you use the probes to take measurement at the same time. IT would be nice to explain safety reason instead of just saying. If the meter used 6x or 8x AA rechargeable batteries, it would give user in the field an option to swap them out.
@@tech29X What multimeter would you recommend instead? The Owon you mentioned? Is it the same precision and does it offer the same measurement capabilities?
Need for these stupid adapters, especially for charging, is really a PITA. But concerning the software, I think it works with Sigrok. I certainly count on it, since I'm not on Windows.
does it do auto ranging