Hi!
This thread is related to this older thread on a rather dobious ebay seller, where i purchased one of the older EEVblog DMM with firmware E:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/eevblog-dmm-reseller-confirmation/msg1211025/#msg1211025Now I discoverd a rather annoying issue with FW E, which I couldn't find any article on the forum - so maybe that's of any interest to who knows whom ;-) To put it short: When measuring in the 10K range I find, that values below 56K are displayed one order of magnitude too high, when auto ranging is selected - so 33K becomes 330K, 47K becomes 470K and so on. So then. when trying manual range selection I find, that in the k-Ohm range the decimal point is not advanced properly - showing .0L -> 0L. -> 0L. - and the issue occurs when being in the assumed 0.L range - which is display as 0L. tho - but disappears when swithing to the oL. range.
I thought, this is maybe better shown in a video, hence I uploaded this short clip to YouTube:
https://youtu.be/dmhOf0tUwM4So maybe this is of any interest for someone out there having one of the older versions. Would alsobe interesting, if this issue is reproducable :-)
I guess I have to bare with this, because of the impossibility of FW upgrades - thanks to the strange ebay seller who shipped the meter despite i cancelled the order and got refunded after the seller immediately claimed not having the DMM in stock and that I would have to wait 2-3 months, I just payed customs and import tax anyway, so I can live with the issue, especially as I also have a later version G DMM, properly bought from Dave over amazon :-)
Regards
Axel