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Hey John, not the same unit. James the creator of Mooshimeter works with us. He helped us make the N2. They will not run the same software and have hardware differences.

Hey John, not the same unit. James the creator of Mooshimeter works with us. He helped us make the N2. They will not run the same software and have hardware differences.

In the description of the video it shows that the N2 System is looking for voltage drops of 500 mV or lower. 200 mv and lower is optimal, however 500mV is acceptable

@@Curienllc Brilliant thankyou, I'm looking to source one of these units, I work on heavy plant in the UK but they're abit sparse to find & can be expensive I love the graphical multimeter part

@@bb6075 Understood. we do have International shipping. you can use code save25 to save 25% store wide on our website

@@Curienllc thats very kind thankyou, i'll take a look!

@@Curienllc just purchased one from your site, thanks again can't wait to use it

The Neuron can monitor via logging to an SD card (not included) for up to 6 months (no auto shut off)

@@joshcarton understood. Just got my hands on the N2. Wanna try it. Probably use a shunt resistor with it to see how it works.

@@joshcarton so, does it show the time and voltage of the parasitic draw? Does it have a graphic display of this as the voltage rises and falls? Thanks, Tom

@@Okie-Tom yes it does

@@Okie-Tom honestly these videos need to be remade as they are of the original software

of course! stay tuned for more updates!

15 seconds definitely will draw down the battery and surface voltage, but it should be just enough to determine if a battery can handle the load. A 10 second crank will work as well, but you will notice a good vs bad battery right away, the voltage will not stay high enough for more than a second or 2 on a bad battery

Hey Don, just acknowledging this post. We did talk on the tech support line and got you squared away with the app update.

Yes, ios and android! You can find it here: www.curienllc.com/shop

Thank you for the comment @KingDavidTheFirst we are open to you reaching out and working with us on making this more suitable for testing in your space. Reach out to us at support@curienllc.com and we can see what we can do together!

Thanks for the comment! To accurately describe this, the sample window is 4ms with a maximum of 8000hz this is a graphing meter not an oscilloscope. Also this video is very old and we are working on an updated version with all the new features explaining it better. We look forward to any suggestions you may have for that as well

Great feedback! Thanks for the ideas!

6 months with a properly formatted sd card (32gb sdhc)

Rich, we appreciate your comments and input! To be honest the N2 is always going to be growing and improving, so it is totally fair to say its always in development, but this is by design! As for the polish of the video, this is intentionally an unboxing style overview for the alpha. By releasing an alpha update to the 2_2 update we are bringing everyone into the fold. So no takes, just a video done as a live, then uploaded to UA-cam for continued viewing, no editing. If you do end up having anything to suggest please don’t hesitate to email us, we’d love to hear how we can help improve your experience! Have a great rest of your weekend!

@@Curienllc About a year ago I somehow got invited to be a member of a focus group around a team of engineers at Fluke. At the time I told them to take a look at the Mushimeter and make something like that. I'm not sure if they actually did that but I do still talk to them and I get rewards for doing that. I don't mind giving feedback. I love it when things click and new things come to light. I wish you well in developing better instruments. Lord knows it isn't easy. Regards

@Doug, the menu is just below the bottom channel. If you haven’t accessed it before it may be the button is labeled “real power”

Doug, the batter tests will be available by years end.

Hey! Thank you for the comment! At the moment we had to pull the windows app. When it is updated we will re-release it!

@@Curienllc that’s a bummer, I don’t own any droid and my iPhone is small

Welding Junkie If it’s any consolation for the meanwhile until the windows app is out you can have it work with any amazon android tablet like one of their fire tablets

Fantastic! Let us know if you have any questions! We’re here to help you out!

Mario! Glad to hear this. Please do not hesitate to let us know if there is anything you need!

Hey thanks so much for your comment! 1st off the Verus is a great oscilloscope and data resource! For your application the N2 definitely has some speed limitations compared to an oscilloscope because it is actually a graphing meter, however that being said you can increase the speed at which it “sees the waveforms” to a timebase where each plotted data point is 3ms apart, (8000hz sample rate & 256 smpl buffer depth) on the manual settings. Definitely in the “auto” sample mode it would be too slow. For most signals on the vehicles this is just right, but definitely it can benefit from greater speeds in future iterations. Just keep in mind it is not a full scope, those typically will sample 1 million x -10 million x a second, whereas the n2 will measure 8000 x per second. There are just times you need a scope. If you are looking for one I am More than happy to point you in a good direction! Definitely Pico is a great direction!

@@Curienllc I have the pico 4425a but wanted something more portable, I also realized this is actually a one channel scope and the other is for small voltage sensors. Maybe a regular tech may benefit from this one due to its portability, I really had high hopes for this one and I wish that you can develop something better for the automotive industry techs where sensor drop out is critical. Also, do I have to record the data (to use a micros card) so that the real time graph shows a better resolution? I used the highest sample rate in manual and I didn't notice much of a difference.

scientist100 im not sure if a “smaller voltage “ description is quite right, . However your feedback on speed for these types of application is appreciated. We are definitely working on something more along these lines for later versions and products. The N2 will work for most of what the Technicians need outside of Scope speed data :-) such as sensor drop outs where having readings in 1 microsecond increments is key, at the moment, n2 has data readings at 3ms increments. Honestly feedback like yours is taken seriously and we are working on another project for this as well as taking app feedback and updating the app constantly, so we want to thank you for taking the time out of your day to help share these thoughts!

actually uScope is most portable scope to market

The price is $299 USD and an amazing value at that price. we encourage you to check out the curiosity Academy where you can learn more about how this will help you in your journey of Automotive repair: community.curienllc.com/group/curiosity-academy

Yes, the N2 has the ability to provide scope like readings (non averaged readings) providing the ability to see waveforms and pwm circuits. Yes you can test sensors and computer outputs. The N2 is not currently able to test CAN Network but will work with most sensors and circuits on the vehicle.

@Curien curiosity Engaged ok, I saw it on the mack truck and based on the box. It was a o scope. I'll probably be returning it to him as I already have a graphing meeter. What I would love to see is the ability to read waveforms with a high update rate. I built a cheap little oscope for about $12 off AliExpress. Having something polished and multi-channel that would also have the functions that this does would be awesome

fantastic! we look forward to seeing you in the community!

Yes, you can purchase it from your cornwell dealer

M. Mooverssr thanks for the comment! This is just a brief overview video. You can see more details here: community.curienllc.com/post/watch-how-to-acquire-waveforms-using-your-n2-neuron-in-buffer-mode-within-g--5f8621c886fcf4389cbcb577 Also please note in the graphing, when you do manual ranging you can pinch zoom in and out of the graphing to change your time base in view

Nathaniel Powell thanks for the comment! As per our emails, it does do this, you just need to install an SD card and you’re good to go!