is the 116 dvm a trms readout?
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Yes it is, here is the spec:AC volts true-rms Range/Resolution: 6.000 V / 0.001 VRange/Resolution: 60.00 V / 0.01 VRange/Resolution: 600.0 V / 0.1 VAccuracy: 1.0 % + 3 (dc, 45 Hz to 500 Hz)2.0 % + 3 (500 Hz to 1 kHz)
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Yes 6.000, 60.00, & 600.0 VAC Ranges are True RMS with 1% Accuracy from 45 to 500 Hz and 2% Accuracy 500Hz to 1KHz
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it can measure mA to see if you have a car battery drain.. I believe it can read mV as it goes several decimal places when evaluation AA and AAA batteries
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Well, in practice it gives a display at speeds up to 34. How much time lag and how accurate it is relative to the changing bottom I don't know. I also don't know the sample rate. But yes, it'll give you a depth reading at speed.
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You should be able to use a volt meter to check the feed voltage that was connected to the old t-stat. Remove the t-stat from the wall and check the voltage.
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I had all 6 ports used and thought it would not. However I used a Y cable and connected the Y cable to the receiver battery port and the TM1000. No I can monitor receiver battery voltage as telemetry. The only issue I found is I could not bind the TM1000 in this config. I could only bind using my 6260 receiver.
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Eric:Like you, I was unable to get a direct read from either of my 2 remote sensors. It, supposedly, will use the readings to "average" the temps, but like you, I would love to see a direct read-out on the face of the stat!Sorry I couldn't help you . . .Mike
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Yes. But you will be better of calling the MFR and get the machine reset to give you just one reading. The time that lapses between the 3 reading is not enough to call it average.
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http://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/$20-lcr-esr-transistor-checker-project/
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I'm not really sure what you mean about a Tracking guide but it does come with a Manuel. I actually lost my meter somewhere and intend to purchase this item again but I don't remember it having data logging abilities. It's very straightforward but it works great when you want a quick read without taping or splicing a line. For the money, I feel it was a great buy. For a regular DMM, I'd still recommend Fluke but for Clamp metering - this is the way to go.
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I don't know, but i tested other trasmitter (other brand) in each channel with RT 16, and did not works
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I would recommend consulting directly with the manufacturer for this question, in case there are any differences in models of this vehicle anywhere other than the USA. That being said, the OBD-II protocol is the most widely used protocol for displaying diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), so it "should" work. Please also see my full review as I have other thoughts and concerns about this particular scantool.
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to the left of the terminal strip is a variable resistor for adjusting voltage, I have 2 of these units, each goes from around 10.5v up to 14.8v per my DMM.
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Yes, It Will Give You Results In PPM. Detection Range Is 0.05- 1.0 PPM. Thank You
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Im not with my bike right now to put calipers on it,but if you google mikuni vm youll find a pdf with every spec they have.
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I don't know the difference between old and new current readouts ..... My unit uses current transformers
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Hi Mike, I have a meter that measures TDS. This will usually run around 30ppm. When it increases to over 100ppm and/or output significantly decreases, I replace the membrane. I have not yet replaced the prefilters but monitor them visually.
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Jim, as I don't have 6V units and actually never considered it so I checked the manual and on Page 5 under "Operating Specifications" it says 1.) Power Requirements: 10 to 16 volts DC as well as on the box cover with the addition +/- 1% accuracy. (I hope that's what you meant) Under that same catagory...Operating Temp 32F to 122F (0-50C); Tach range: 240-9990rpm (box says 249-9990); Timing Advance Range 0 to +90 degrees. Check out the manual yourself is you like at http://www.equus.com/Content/Support/Manual/5568e.pdf Steve