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| linux-works:
once you are paired and any re-connects are done, then the flow is fast enough. but if you are in sleep mode and you need to send one sample and then go back to hiber mode, that overhead on ble may still be too much. |
| mqsaharan:
Fluke new Self Check feature, just watched it. It may be good for all the paper work in industry. To me, it sounds like they are making the device unnecessarily more complex. |
| EEVblog:
--- Quote from: mqsaharan on October 18, 2024, 03:52:38 am ---Fluke new Self Check feature, just watched it. It may be good for all the paper work in industry. To me, it sounds like they are making the device unnecessarily more complex. --- End quote --- How hard was it to show the screen properly? |
| floobydust:
WAFWOT we used to call videos like that what a f waste of time. The screen isn't shown that I could see other than the poor contrast and glare, terrible in the outdoors. If the 283 multimeter is any good, why do you need self-check? Isn't it supposed to be reliable lol "Limited Lifetime Warranty". It seems the DMM knows the date and self-check could be to generate nuisance reminders to get a calibration cycle done. Settings: 1,2,3 years or never. Why show me battery voltage? I'd rather have some % SOC estimate rather than converting in my head i.e. 3.9VDC is what. This is just a few "features" added, kind of another nothing burger product for $558 for 6,000 count. Claims a 1,500V range but protection is clamping at 1,100V and there's no LowZ feature - this isn't a useful product out in the field IMHO. Fortive marketing wank ICK. |
| EEVblog:
--- Quote from: floobydust on October 19, 2024, 06:25:36 pm ---If the 283 multimeter is any good, why do you need self-check? Isn't it supposed to be reliable lol "Limited Lifetime Warranty". --- End quote --- It's for companies that like checklist procedures for important things. e.g. Run and document the left test before taking this critical measurement for this space probe going to Pluto. |
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