📐 YOTOM Fluorescent Yellow Bubble Spirit Level: 66x10mm Circular Surface Level Inclinometers - Top-Notch Accuracy Review

I bought them in March 2019 and when I started using them in February 2020 there were no blisters. I assume they dried out or the air bubble was absorbed by the liquid? All the time they were in my house, not exposed to heat, cold, or weather outside.

Not sure how accurate these little things are, but they are pretty easy to use and give you left/right and front/back information in one device. We bought these to level our small RV, basically to make sure the fridge was level. I just put one on the top shelf of the fridge and we adjust the leveling blocks until we get the result we want. Of course you don't want to damage an expensive Dometic fridge that runs on battery/solar, generator or propane. Happy camping novice!

I was hoping that given the size according to its own scale it would be more accurate if you used the same surface and rotated the plane 1/2 degree from side to side, even on one On a nearly perfectly level surface, it shows a 1/4 degree deviation, so use it as a reference, but don't expect to align your CNC or gravity 3D printer to it. I took two pictures in this environment with different spirit levels, one picture is just rotated 180 degrees on the same surface and in the same place and…

I'll be brief as I've only used the product once so far, but I'm an independent filmmaker and often work on low-budget films in In the Midwest with skeletal crews, I end up having to do a bit of recording work while I'm directing. I have found it very helpful to have everything I need on my belt from bobby pins and C-47s to spirit levels and of course. Always Ledermann! This bullseye plane still seems very accurate and is great for camera alignment. Pros: Easy to read Accurate slim profile but…

Everything came as described. I tested him at my 2 foot level and he was right. I cannot be happier with this purchase. Now my wife doesn't have to toggle the torpedo level to check X and Y. Ignore Ikiat's criticism (and only criticism), the 'fault' described is liquid being injected and air being drawn out. They have to do that somewhere, don't they? Added after actual use: Worked great for the RV. compact so we just left it on the level gauge and could adjust it when the camper settled down…