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  • Опубліковано 3 лис 2024

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  • @kevinobrien8803
    @kevinobrien8803 9 років тому +2

    100% agree on the "old school feeling" I think its because it makes things feel a bit more real somehow. Nice video.

  • @5Perf65mm
    @5Perf65mm 8 місяців тому

    Very impressive! Thanks for sharing this video.

  • @tubical71
    @tubical71 9 років тому

    Great video, i think one of the best i ever saw regarding very high impedance stuff!
    Many thanx for sharing especially that Kelvin´s thunderstorm part :) :)

  • @daviddmf
    @daviddmf 9 років тому +1

    HI Thanks for this very instructional. I was wondering would an air ion counter with both + and - output reading show the amount of ions being produced?

  • @richardgoebel226
    @richardgoebel226 7 років тому

    High voltage rated cable is used by neon sign installers. Ratings vary from 10KV to 20KV. Call around to see if you can purchase some. It's a bit safer than the usual cables rated at 600 volts or 1000 volts.

  • @vwestlife
    @vwestlife 9 років тому +2

    Is that calculator a Chinese Casio clone?

  • @phreekme
    @phreekme 8 років тому

    Eric, can you do a "how to calibrate" the electrostatic voltmeter?

  • @MongrelShark
    @MongrelShark 9 років тому

    great video. learned a lot.
    Questions. What was the measured value of the 5% resistor and did it cause most of the inaccuracy? Partly asking because I know you teach EE and I would expect you'd ask your students:p Also I am genuinely curious.
    I didn't catch the rated accuracy of the flukes.
    Love that electrostatic meter. Seriously contemplating making one.

    • @ElectronicTonic156
      @ElectronicTonic156  9 років тому +1

      +Mongrel Shark FLuke 85 DC Volts 0.1%. Fluke 867B DC Volts 0.025%. Didn't measure the 300k resistor. I was just testing the operation of the Hi-Z function, not necessarily testing its accuracy.

    • @MongrelShark
      @MongrelShark 9 років тому

      0.025% that's very nice!