Motor Age How2 #7 - Performing A Relative Compression Test (featuring the uScope)
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2017
- As promised, we start looking at how to use the accessories I shared with you last time to perform a variety of diagnostic techniques. In this episode, I use the uScope to perform a relative compression test using the high amp current clamp. I also introduce the idea of using a trigger to capture your pattern.
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You do a great job on the videos, just enough detail to be thorough. But not to the point of losing the audience. ..
Very nice demonstration Pete of showing relative compression. These videos of "How To' will be very successful and will help a lot of new techs and DIYers who want to learn more about scopes, etc. Keep up the good work :)
Very nice presentation. Thank you for sharing.BTW nice scope.
When guys like you retire. I am proud to say that you all have do your best to pass on your knowledge to assist the future.
sweet truck and great video
another great video thanks!nice clear test
I agree with Pirsch Fire Wagon. I enjoy your videos very much and also would like to see more on the uScope.
nice I get a uscope. I can usually determine low dead cylinder by ear when crank and run as well as rpm drop by pulling plug or injector wire off each cylinder while running. Shalom
nice job, I hope you can do one on reading electrical diagrams.
Great video! I currently have a Autel scope, I'm not sure where I can get an amp clamp for it, could you recommend which one I should purchase, and where I should purchase it from. Thank you!
hey Pete , good presentation. I've been itching to get me one of those uscope but I have a vantage pro and a hantek but I need a run and gun scope. what you think ?
👍 thanks!
when you're adjusting the values, what exactly do you mean when you say "per division"? Is 50 m/sec or 200 m/sec the entire screen? Or is the division each grid on the screen? Thanks for the video.
Hello sir where did u get the adapter for u scope the ac clamp looks pico clam i need to buy that adapter
what is the part number for the pico amp clamp that works with the u scope? thanks
Hey, Pete. Why not clamp only the positive cable going to the starter?
well done Pete! I am retired now and I sold my pico scope and was looking at the Uscope small kit Do you think it is worth the $ asked for it???
My uscope paddle prob got spark from distributoe cap, now it do not measure any voltage. Doesn't it have any safety? Is it repairable? Risky equipment.
I have a low amp clamp with my uscope will it work
that uscope looks cool but i keep reading it has issues with charging. wish these products were cheaper but nonetheless great video!