The hart brand is not for heavy duty use. I tried to remove a stuck bolt and they gave out with just my hand strength ( i'm not a big guy)

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Ok you just showed the tester video has no value. Next time show how to use it in different conditions and things to be aware of. People are here to learn not to see how pretty it is.

Tere is no way you use that daily and have it that clean

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Could not see the buttons you are pressing so I can't follow along with mine.

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Ideal's RMS math doesn't agree with Fluke's and I've never seen it actually spot a bootleg ground. I trust its numbers so little that I would not buy another one if mine broke unless they cut the price by 75%.

Slow down, too much information all at once I can’t comprehend…… 😑

Hello , i have a lcr-915 . When I turn on the device, it freezes and all the symbols on the screen light up and the device doesn't turn off and I have to remove the batteries to turn it off. Do you know what the problem is? I think the IC needs to be reprogrammed, but I can't find the program anywhere.

Hi, we are the development phase of the new wire stripper, given your expertise in this field. We would like to invite you. Please let me know your contact information/ email. So i can share all information with you.

122,000 were recalled 47th week of 1999 to May 2002.

You should look for test instruments at GOA TE

I just bought the 2880b model on eBay and I thought it was great for the price, US$95 and well preserved. I'm just trying it out and, honestly, I'm very happy with the purchase. I like the BK brand.

I found someone selling it for $70 used. Are you telling me it's worth its value?

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Ive liked your channel sir thankyou ive revently extended my career normally i work on mobile equipment 24v stuff mothing crazy more and more im getting into some 3 phase 460v stuff im looking for a solid clamp meter i would appreciaate your experience and recommendations

I love my fluke meters and have a few. I’ve recently just purchased this and can’t wait to get some hours on it. What an amazing meter… 28ii is my daily, but this is my bench meter and my favourite.

May I ask, why for a given 250,000 Ohm Resistance was read as 130 million Ohm (~130,000,000 ohm) on the HIOki 4282 ?

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The dovoh is a 360 laser and the klein is a cross line. Meaning the klein will only project in front of it.

I sure love seeing you introduce people to brands they may not be familiar with. I love my Fluke stuff I just wish they had a little more competition for certain products. I feel like if they had more competition they would be more inclined to innovate and come out with new stuff. They should do a refresh of the 299 make it rechargeable color display fluke connect integrated etc but they have had no reason to. I bought an AEMC 3293 I’ve been test driving and so far I really like it. I had a BK precision 394 that got stolen out of my truck but I really liked it as well. I’m setting up a test bench in my office, do you have a recommendation for a bench multimeter and scope that are decent but I won’t have to sell a kidney for. Keep up the good work you’ll be at 10000 subscribers before you know it.

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Looks like you overlooked the Fluke's bar graph display, which is a great feature to me.

Good video. That fluke insulation resistance tester is off the charts.

Good review. Hioki for the win !!

Nice review. I have a hioki for solar and pv work. It's extremely robust and highly accurate .

Awesome video. I'm a beginner, and It's hard to find tutorials on the basics, like using volt meters and other test equipment.

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I have been using Hioki for over 36 years as an electronic hobbyist and believe it is far superior to Fluke. I don't understand why everyone chooses Fluke.

There are two additional ways to check for bootleg grounds without the ideal sure test or removing the cover plate to check for a neutral to ground jumper. The first method is the safest. With the power off, set a multimeter to resistance and measure between the ground and neutral slots. Remember that when a home is wired correctly the neutral and ground is bonded only at the service equipment, and the resistance of 14 awg copper wire is 2.53 ohms / 1000 ft @ 68°F. Keeping this information in mind, you can calculate what the appropriate resistance between the neutral and ground slots should be on a correctly wired receptacle if you know roughly how many feet to the main panel and multiply the footage X2. Lets assume the receptacle we want to test is 50 feet from the main panel. This means if wired correctly, there should be 2.53 / 1000 * (50*2), or 0.253 ohms, actual reading would be slightly higher when taking into account splices and wiring devices, you get the point. On the other hand If you measure say, 0.001 ohms between the ground and neutral , then it's a safe bet you have a bootleg ground, in fact this is precisely how the Ideal SureTest meter detects false grounds. The second method, potentially dangerous and should be done with caution, requires placing a heavy load on a duplex receptacle while measuring the neutral to ground voltage in the unused half, a heat gun that draws 10 to 15 amps works great. Because of the resistance in the hot and neutral conductors, there should be a small voltage, say around 1 to 2 volts between neutral and ground in a correctly wired receptacle, this neutral to ground voltage increases with increasing current draw and distance from the service equipment. If you measure 0 volts neutral - ground with a heavy load connected, a false ground is highly suspect.

Hioki é muito superior

Tengo el 87V que lo compré el año 2004 y sigue funcionando de manera impecable. No lo cambiaría por ningún otro multimetro o modelo

Old ideal industries pliers was like channellock. Same forms but ideal was better. For example:channellock 369 to ideal was ideal 35-012 Channellock 369 crft=ideal 30-430 Channellock 349=ideal 35-013 Channellock 348=ideal 420

I have 2 pairs absolutely new 369 crft. Approximately 2000-2004 made. With simple blue handles not insulated

lol, thank you for sharing dovoh H3-360G laser level and DR1 receiver.

Not heard this Hioki brand before but Fluke sadly i am.. over priced decades old things which needs stay in past. Bye bye Fluke and Welcome Hioki for me!

From 33:15 to 34:10 he keeps us waiting 55 seconds while he fails to notice that he has not made a connection to his test resistor and thus concluded that the blue meter had failed to make the measurement. He is totally confused about what is a kilo-ohm and what is a mega-ohm. He is not using precision resistors for his comparison and is unaware of this. What a clueless clown. A truly worthless video.

my opinion hioki is good for bench inside nice ac clean site .like electronic shop but in real work like .electric house or industrial electric or mecanic or car electric.humm. . fluke is better forget the precision fluke is high end .no beauty color or some thinks but is better stronger instrument made for work heavy

i have 87v fluke in my diesel mecanic shop for 5 years grease any were .dirt hand .nobody take care ..i tell you some fluke 87 is tank.ready for war. .waterproof oil proof and industrial case ..i test all news beauty meter . only one still work 87v

We bought fluke 289 at work , the quality is not as my fluke that i bought for 20 years ago , plastic parts break , connection not good , battery drain very fast . It was good quality in past but not anymore. 😒😒😒😒

I love when people try to compare their overseas made bullshit to some USA made, known circuit diagrams, proven support, military spec's Flukes.

I know how a torque screwdriver is supposed to work, but to actually use one, I'm none the wiser. I've read the instructions but I still don't get it. All I want is a torque screwdriver that can measure how tight a screw is so I can put it back with the same torque with a clicking sound. I really hope I haven't bought the wrong type cuz it cost me £60, & paying that sort of money, it isnt cheap!

I have both of these, plus lots of other multimeters. My clear favourite is the Hioki. Good features, but most of all feels good to work with. My only annoyance is that the auto power off time should be possible to sett to longer times, rather than just on and off.

I think this video completely screwed me up from what I thought I knew now I’m rethinking everything. Why are the other meters reading M Ω but Fluke is reading G Ω. An so is it actually good or bad. An what’s a good passing reading range vs a bad or failing reading range roughly

My 87V is 16 years old. Calibration cert ever year and it has not changed, it has been in daily use in the marine industry for that time and it passed every year. The readings are well above spec. Incredible metre. I would not change it for the world. I only wish the 87V had lo impedance to kill ghost voltages. Hioki is a fine brand though. We use their battery testers all the time.

A good test.

There is really two winners here, any one of those are fantastic multimeters the the 87V is more like the Hioki DT4261 feature wise. In that case i would give it to the DT4261. Still love my 87V

Fluke has never been the best in Depth of features. Where they are is in providing good long term stable and consistent readings from meter to meter and consistent function from their devices. They are called out in manuals because they manufacture the same device for years on end without changing them. For meters my money is on the Amprobe ACDC 54-NAV for the electrical trade. I have used them for more than 15 years now. I don't know how Hioki is, where they are actually made and what their long term stability and reliability is. I do know this with both Fluke and Amprobe.