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My understanding is the following: It does ac millivolts and dc millivolts. Ac amps with the clamp head attachment. No dc current. The manual is available in the Fieldpiece website for specific ranges. Thanks for watching.

No. I believe the hs36 does.

Outside scan? No, thanks for pointing it out. I’m definitely going to give it a try. Thanks

They discuss that in the instructions on page 3.

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Thanks for watching. It comes with 3 settings(low, med and high). It seems that 15000 is the max BTUs you can get.

10, 12, and 15 thousand BTU.

If you have 100% confidence that you will be the only person to use the heater, you can cut it off with a pair of tin snips, wire cutters, whatever you have handy. If other people may be using it, leave the tag on it. The instructions for using the heater are on the tag.

Thank you SO much for the time reply - a great unboxing@@RMartin631

Thanks for watching. My has it also. I think that is how it came. If you look up images, they all seem to show this.

so appreciate you taking the time to reply - have a safe & warm winter season !@@learningcaffe5906

just a follow up - I purchased another heater and you are correct, that hole comes standard@@learningcaffe5906 - I so appreciate your time and correspondence with me - PEACE in the new year

Yes. I believe is normal for this model. It will freeze for one second as it calibrates. The difference from other models might be the frequency, noticeability and noise level. Like with any other tool, the higher you go on price the smoother the operation. For my use, this camera gets the job done.

First one I get myself. I got it to pinpoint cold spots and points of entry for cold air on structure. Overall for the price range it's getting the job done; however, I want to run some tests to compare accuracy of temperature. I will be making a follow up video on the registration menu option and I will also go over the temperature comparisons with a hand held infrared thermometer.

(If your question is about propane) Per manual, the following is the operating hours you can reasonably expect from bulk propane cylinders: with a 20 lb tank at Hi 28 hours, at Med setting 36 hours and at Lo setting 43 hours.

About 9 months, then the thermo coupler takes a dive

Thanks for comment. I would definitely choose to loose psi from extending air hose as long as it doesn’t affect performance of tools been used over voltage drop that would keep compressor from working properly or even damaging it.

Great comment. Always wondered why on some items it says " don't use extension cord"

@learningcaffe5906 extending the hose won't cause any pressure drop. The only affect is heavy hose to drag around, and it'll take a little longer for the compressor to turn off.

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