🔧 TRMS 6000 Counts Auto-Ranging Digital Multimeter Tester - FOCHANC Voltmeter with NCV for AC/DC Voltage Test, Resistance, Continuity, Capacitance, Diodes Temperature Measure - Includes Case and Battery Review

Autoranging is convenient but comes at the cost of delayed response, especially when checking for continuity. There is no current review at all so do not believe the detailed description and picture. I couldn't get the frequency to work even with a clean signal from my oscilloscope. NCV detection is weak compared to my other meters. In general, this is a regular value with a $11 discount.

I checked the DC and resistance measurements and found the meter to be fairly accurate. Here is the result. Values in parentheses are AD584 board reference values: 10.02V (10.003V), 7.51V (7.502V), 5.008V (5.001V), 2.504V (2.500V), 100kΩ (99.973kΩ), 9 , 99k ohms (10,000k ohms), 0.999k ohms (1001.12k ohms), 100.2 ohms (100.824 ohms). Only criticism is that there is no direct current. It should be enough for do-it-yourselfers.

This is a 21st century multimeter, the old mechanical multimeter will soon be obsolete. The meter comes with automatic measurement, no AC/DC adjustment, no touch voltage function, real-time function, temperature, diode, capacitance, this meter has everything I need for my home projects, rubber protection. The LED light is also very useful, the screen is quite large and very easy to read even in daylight. It's also very small and thin, about the size of a small iPhone. The case that holds…

I bought this multimeter to replace my old multimeter which has been used for over 5 years. I opened the box, the first look at the device impressed me with its compact size, large screen and big touch buttons. I tested it with DC/AC voltage, resistance and currency, the readings are very stable and accurate. I am very satisfied with the large screen, which shows large digital data very clearly - even in a dark place, I can easily read digital data (the old one, I need to read very carefully)…

Electronics lovers. Sometimes I use a multimeter. I had a decent one, but it's outdated and just didn't work for my last project. I was trying to fix some Christmas lights projectors and watch YouTube videos but my old multimeter just wasn't working as it should. I decided it was time to replace them and I settled on these. When trying to fix projectors it worked absolutely as expected. This allows me to revise some designs that are an essential part of my Christmas display but are no longer…