Just want to point out that if you put a standard electrical cord in the forks it will always read 0. Electrical cords have 2 wires and the magnetic fields they produce cancel.
Please, how can read Milly amps and bolts on let's say a wood table, toilet set, or wood floor. And this is for reals, I have Fluke T6 600 meter.thanks for getting back to me for yes or no😊😊🤔
Overpriced garbage!!!!! I borrowed one to do some work on a guitar and amp. First problem was it could NOT read the resistance value of a set of pickups which were between 5 and 6K Ohms. I was convinced the pickups were broken and trusted the overrated expensive Fluke. My cheap multimeter proved me wrong and put the Fluke to shame by reading the resistance values. Most worrying is the open jaw current reader....this is dangerous...I get NO reading despite KNOWING there is a potentially lethal current in the wire I am measuring. I dread to think of someone trusting this and thinking they can cut through a cable because the Fluke says no current is present!
Thanks for the instruction! Good video ;)
my fluke never gives a reading through forks in amps. New too.
Mine does not either.
Note that it measures only AC. anyhow, mine doesn't too lol
Just want to point out that if you put a standard electrical cord in the forks it will always read 0. Electrical cords have 2 wires and the magnetic fields they produce cancel.
1.5 amps for your mains?? How
No consumption? 🤣
Please, how can read Milly amps and bolts on let's say a wood table, toilet set, or wood floor. And this is for reals, I have Fluke T6 600 meter.thanks for getting back to me for yes or no😊😊🤔
Overpriced garbage!!!!! I borrowed one to do some work on a guitar and amp. First problem was it could NOT read the resistance value of a set of pickups which were between 5 and 6K Ohms. I was convinced the pickups were broken and trusted the overrated expensive Fluke. My cheap multimeter proved me wrong and put the Fluke to shame by reading the resistance values. Most worrying is the open jaw current reader....this is dangerous...I get NO reading despite KNOWING there is a potentially lethal current in the wire I am measuring. I dread to think of someone trusting this and thinking they can cut through a cable because the Fluke says no current is present!
This isn't a multimeter, but you keep on keepin' on.
Lethal current? No current at all is also lethal