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| maginnovision:
--- Quote from: HKJ on June 04, 2018, 08:32:23 am --- --- Quote from: maginnovision on June 04, 2018, 08:15:40 am ---My AN870 eats batteries whether it is off or on and to use it I typically have to replace them. It's in my "Maybe I should just throw it out?" pile. --- End quote --- You obvious have a faulty meter or use faulty batteries. The meter do not use current when the range switch is on off and uses less than 2mA in on (Backlight adds about 7mA). --- End quote --- The batteries are fine considering every single thing I put them in works normally. As to a bad meter, that's more or less the point. I bought 2. One was pretty much DOA and the second eats batteries. Considering the one I sent back apparently disappeared in the mail on its way and I still like to see what they manage but I'll probably stick to real quality meters. |
| crazyguy:
--- Quote from: Fungus on June 04, 2018, 12:38:15 pm --- --- Quote from: stj on June 04, 2018, 10:18:28 am ---and does the led circuit use a boost convertor or a resistor? --- End quote --- I'm guessing it has to be a boost converter. The fancy screen depends on those white LEDs and battery life will be awful if it can't keep going down to 2V. --- End quote --- When you see a cheap multimeter with NCV function, almost you can assume it is based on Taiwan Hycon chipset, with bar-graph function, most likely it is Hycon two chipset DMM solution. |
| sleemanj:
--- Quote from: crazyguy on June 04, 2018, 05:24:06 pm ---When you see a cheap multimeter with NCV function, almost you can assume it is based on Taiwan Hycon chipset, with bar-graph function, most likely it is Hycon two chipset DMM solution. --- End quote --- I'd put money on it being a DTM0660L or variant there of (eg DM1106EN) |
| all_repair:
--- Quote from: crazyguy on June 04, 2018, 05:24:06 pm --- --- Quote from: Fungus on June 04, 2018, 12:38:15 pm --- --- Quote from: stj on June 04, 2018, 10:18:28 am ---and does the led circuit use a boost convertor or a resistor? --- End quote --- I'm guessing it has to be a boost converter. The fancy screen depends on those white LEDs and battery life will be awful if it can't keep going down to 2V. --- End quote --- When you see a cheap multimeter with NCV function, almost you can assume it is based on Taiwan Hycon chipset, with bar-graph function, most likely it is Hycon two chipset DMM solution. --- End quote --- My experience buying from drop shipper (bangood included) is no good. My guess is they are selling QC failed items. ZT-303 is another interesting meter. |
| crazyguy:
--- Quote from: sleemanj on June 04, 2018, 09:56:19 pm --- --- Quote from: crazyguy on June 04, 2018, 05:24:06 pm ---When you see a cheap multimeter with NCV function, almost you can assume it is based on Taiwan Hycon chipset, with bar-graph function, most likely it is Hycon two chipset DMM solution. --- End quote --- I'd put money on it being a DTM0660L or variant there of (eg DM1106EN) --- End quote --- DTM0660L is Hycon HY12P66 chipset take a look HYELEC MS8236 DMM (similar to Q1), it is using DTA0660L (HY12P6x series) + HY11P14 https://mysku.ru/blog/china-stores/42852.html |
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