Review on Multimeter Multifunctional Electrical Capacity Detector by Eric Hartman

DROK make great products. Things you didn't know about or EXACTLY what you need at very affordable prices. With a few exceptions, excellent build quality (doesn't "feel" cheap). maybe beyond what you need, but that's about it; Good price! And if you're a DIYer, you can read about things you don't need and learn something. I am well educated and get paid for what I do. However, every job/client I do usually has the added bonus of some Pearls of Wisdom for me or someone else next time. Knowledge is what Power.Pun is all about ;) If I'm looking for a counter or similar device, I ONLY buy DROK products. The instructions provided with this product are excellent (see below for more). THIS THING is good to see the current, check the charging cables, it is NOT a way to drain the battery and it doesn't really work effectively (for non-specialists) to see the tariffs to be paid. It is best for tension, dynamic loading, traction. Pay attention to the cables - I have several ISB cables with odd wiring. You will be downgraded, but no data will be transferred. Some do the opposite. Some of them have circuits or chips for specific products. A good cable can be thrown away. Use it to sort things. Now let's move on to some other reviews I've read. a pencil can fail from the assembly line. Don't judge the seller until you've tried to fix something with them. C- Several people report that this is inaccurate or that they have never read other values. Actually it should do that, depending on your intended use. Most modern devices (more every day) have "smart" charging. They regulate the charging process to preserve the life of the battery itself. He doesn't always pull at full power. This smart charging also helps when you use a spare battery on the go. Do you have an i-Phone? Try it: Settings > Battery > Battery health and when optimized battery charging is enabled, this is an example of smart charging. Point a recording webcam at this counter. Go to sleep. Check the entry in FastFWD in the morning and you will probably notice some changes in the readings. D-STOP is deducting stars because the instructions weren't written by a Harvard English professor. Most products are made in Asia and translation into American English is difficult. We have words they don't have. Sometimes they seem funny or downright crazy. "Put a cap in a watermelon to increase the luck value." Seriously. If you have no idea how to use something and need to open the box, plug it in and voila! Instant reply or problem solved without understanding what you see, you are out of line. Don't expect a small piece of paper to get you a PhD in electronics theory. Do it - read the full product description. If THAT sounds crazy, so will the instructions. Switch to another seller. ALSO search YouTube for HOW to make your project before you buy. In many cases, this explains what to do with your new gizmo before it even arrives. On a recent occasion for me on a client project that was just NOT yielding the expected results, I scoured YouTube. Not only did I find the solution, I discovered a new product I didn't know existed, and as I described above, watching the guy install the device completely made up for the "picture" instructions. I was ready to go when I got to her house. And I came up with a very low budget and looked like a genius. What I've learned will pay me back more than paying for this one job. I even bought a second such device for the home.