Recent content by joeqsmith

Hey Pedro, hope all is well. The results and how I run the tests has always been open to the public. It's a fair amount of effort to run them and there is no paypack. Turning the testing into more of a review adds a fair amount of time. In the future I am looking forward to running the...

Glad they helped and that you are being productive with your new meter. I work mostly with electronics and this meter is a pretty good fit. I thought the 9V battery would be a problem but I think I am on the third one now. I've not had any problems with it.

I have had that same meter for some time now and really like it. I seldom use a handheld meter to measure frequency and while the manual does have a fairly conservative limit, mine will read to about 10MHz. After you have used it for a few months, it would be interesting to hear what you...

Summit makes the meters for TPI. I have a friend who owned a Blue-Point meter that ended up being made by Summit as well.

Also, TPI's original review may be found:

For those interested, I am working on a review of the TPI 194II multimeter. These are made by Summit and are imported from Korea. Part 1 shows some of the features of the meter and how it compares with a few other meters of a similar price. I also show what's inside.

Also, the spreadsheet that was mentioned my be found attached to the very first post in this thread. This spreadsheet has the results of all of the testing I have done. You will not find anything about this particular half cycle test...

You people have created more traffic than all of the other locations combined. I thought I would jump on and at least attempt to clear up a few things for those of you wanting details about the tests. >> nuttsgt 3 weeks ago (edited) You had it in the 750V mode but what did you run through...