Thank you Joe for such a nice video. Right now I am buying a new Fluke, I currently own a 117 but want something able to measure micro amps. I have read many comments about the advantages of the 87v over 287/289. Based on your video I find the 287 very interesting. What is your recommendation? Thank you in advance.
The fluke meter is the industry standard even for automotive I use it for anything but if you want to use microamps you probably have to use it on the milliamp range and convert it to microamps but definitely you cannot go wrong with this selection keep me informed and thank you so much for your comment
HOLA AMIGO EXCELENTE TU VIDEO UNAS PREG EN CUAL ESCALA PUEDO MEDIR PULSOS ELECTRONIKOS AUTOMOTRICES Y PREG PUEDE MEDIR VÁLVULAS INDUSTRIALES D 4 A 20 MILIAMPERES PREG GRACIAS POR INFORMACION AYUDA
With the standard meter you don't always have minimum maximum and average here you can put all three at one shot also you have a hold button so that you don't have to hold the probe and it will still keep the measurement for the 289 other meters don't do that thank you for your question and also it is Auto range no selective switch for increments
@@IMR9004 well it depends if you put the light on which usually I do but otherwise it's a great meter it really lasts a lot with the batteries thank you for your question
Thanks for your tutorial, 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Joe for such a nice video. Right now I am buying a new Fluke, I currently own a 117 but want something able to measure micro amps. I have read many comments about the advantages of the 87v over 287/289. Based on your video I find the 287 very interesting. What is your recommendation? Thank you in advance.
The fluke meter is the industry standard even for automotive I use it for anything but if you want to use microamps you probably have to use it on the milliamp range and convert it to microamps but definitely you cannot go wrong with this selection keep me informed and thank you so much for your comment
Just make sure that you can go down to the proper range when you convert it to microamps
Awesome, You added to me. Thanks!!!
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HOLA AMIGO EXCELENTE TU VIDEO UNAS PREG EN CUAL ESCALA PUEDO MEDIR PULSOS ELECTRONIKOS AUTOMOTRICES Y PREG PUEDE MEDIR VÁLVULAS INDUSTRIALES D 4 A 20 MILIAMPERES PREG GRACIAS POR INFORMACION AYUDA
Thank you for your comment if you can translate to English your question it would help me understand what you need
Good teacher
Thank you so much for the compliment
Nice video!
Can I ask what the difference between this and the 289 would be for automotive would be?
With the standard meter you don't always have minimum maximum and average here you can put all three at one shot also you have a hold button so that you don't have to hold the probe and it will still keep the measurement for the 289 other meters don't do that thank you for your question and also it is Auto range no selective switch for increments
measuring ohms and claims its volts, what an expert
AMIGO KE VENTAJAS TIENE COMPARADO KON EL FLUKE 88V DE D USO AUTOMOTRIZ GRACIAS POR TU AYUDA
If you can get the translation in English I would appreciate it then probably able to answer you more easily
He wants to know what the difference is between this and a fluke 88v
Nice job god bless
Thank you John I appreciate it
What about low live off the battery?
You mean the low life of the battery it definitely tells your display in the right corner gives you a display
I mean it consume a lot batteries
@@IMR9004 well it depends if you put the light on which usually I do but otherwise it's a great meter it really lasts a lot with the batteries thank you for your question
@@Joeelectronicschematicsforauto I have a 87V MAX and I'm thinking to upgrde to 287 or 289 but I'm scared about battery life. Thanks for reply
When you start on the Ohm scale and talking about volts I get the feeling this whole video is going to be bad.
Thanks sizzle chest, I’m going to send my uncle over and hes going to show you what he can do with those leads, it ain’t gonna be pretty.
Boa noite de portugal
Thanks but I wish I knew that language