Fluke 110 Plus

[mercifiknow]

Anyone know if the Fluke 110 Plus measures frequency? It has the yellow (orangish) button so there’s something that uses it. Fluke has a manual but it’s for a bunch of different models and not sure if it applies to the one I have.

thanks

 

[Wrench97]

Looks to me that HZ is only on the 115 and 117 in that manual.

 

[mercifiknow]

****…

 

[mercifiknow]

Was going to use it to calculate RPMs.

 

[Wrench97]

See this> https://housetechlab.com/how-to-measure-engine-rpm-with-a-multimeter/

It's probably the most complicated way to do so.

 

[mercifiknow]

See this> https://housetechlab.com/how-to-measure-engine-rpm-with-a-multimeter/

It's probably the most complicated way to do so.

I don’t have a tachometer and was going to use my Fluke but it doesn’t measure frequency. I have a Klein and it measures it, but it’s in our house storage buried in the back waiting for our house to be finished. I’ll just to do it the old fashioned way by hearing and fine tune it when we unpack.

 

[wyliesdiesels]

Anyone know if the Fluke 110 Plus measures frequency? It has the yellow (orangish) button so there’s something that uses it. Fluke has a manual but it’s for a bunch of different models and not sure if it applies to the one I have.

thanks

no HZ on that model. the yellow button is a function button for switching to DC reading on the mV option when you select it on the dial.

 

[nadogail]

Do you have an analog electric clock with a sweep seconed hand?

 

[mercifiknow]

Do you have an analog electric clock with a sweep seconed hand?

No. But might see where you are going with it.

can I just buy a tach and hook it up without going into the dash the same I would a dwell/tach?