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| Fungus:
Update: I just saw this page... https://www.chinabrands.com/item/dropship-bside-zt301-portable-handheld-digital-multimeter-228435401-k.html?wid=1 It detailed measurements and the photos show quite a big meter so I'm inclined to believe them. This meter is NOT as small as an AN8008. |
| Lightages:
Just remember that none of the meters being discussed here actually can meet their claimed CAT ratings. Use them only on the bench. |
| ldevm:
--- Quote from: Lightages on October 24, 2017, 06:49:31 pm ---Just remember that none of the meters being discussed here actually can meet their claimed CAT ratings. Use them only on the bench. --- End quote --- I've stated already that in my first post - "for bench work only with low power circuit testing only (hobby stuff)". --- Quote from: Fungus on October 24, 2017, 06:32:35 pm ---Update: I just saw this page... https://www.chinabrands.com/item/dropship-bside-zt301-portable-handheld-digital-multimeter-228435401-k.html?wid=1 It detailed measurements and the photos show quite a big meter so I'm inclined to believe them. This meter is NOT as small as an AN8008. --- End quote --- Yeah, it seem's to be the bigger brothers of the AN800X, that could be a good thing, pearhps bigger fuses (or not)... Here is another link to youtube gearbest apresentation of ZT301/ZT302, we can see how big they are: |
| Fungus:
--- Quote from: ldevm on October 26, 2017, 07:38:44 pm ---Yeah, it seem's to be the bigger brothers of the AN800X, that could be a good thing, pearhps bigger fuses (or not)... --- End quote --- Don't expect large HRC fuses like a Fluke but maybe it has normal size fuses instead of the tiny/miniature fuses of the AN8008 sized meters (good luck finding replacements for those...) My AN860B+ certainly has normal size fuses. |
| ldevm:
Well I'm going to order a multimeter next week, and the best price I've found in the web for the BSIDE ZT301 is $17.60. For this price is worth the gamble or is there better for the same money or a couple a dollars more? (Remember, I wan't this for bench work with low power circuits - a plus is having pc logging capabilities, although I don't need to use it in a near future, but planning to on the long run) edit-- Pc logging is not a requisite, this would be my first "bench" multimeter (not counting the "battery meter one"), when pc logging would be needed, a second multimeter would be needed too, so this feature can go to the second one. |
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