3 in 1 Meter Review

[@jeffescortlx]

amzn.to/43uI6e7 Discount code (25%off): 25scortlx The winner has been selected and the contest is closed. Thank you for participating.

[@AlexWalpole]

Never had a shout out before, Love the meter I won, Dont count me in for this one, The meter ive got now is plenty good enough for what I need, Thanks again

[@unclemudfrogsgarage6590]

Love watching your videos. Took a micro miniature soldering class in the military and good to see someone who knows what they are doing. I cringe when some of the automotive guys repair wires on some of the KZbin channels.

[@rafikouzrourou]

Your channel is the first and only channel that introduced me to the automotive clusters repair field. Thanks

[@MuscleSups-hh6bv]

man there is a ton of information and explanations on your channel! love it keep it up!!!

[@tonedforWil]

Great channel for repair tips tricks and knowledge. I have used them many times when in doubt or for diagnosing weirder problems. Love to watch you.A reference for GM clusters.

[@justinblair75]

I always enjoy your reviews!

[@chrisdehart2889]

What a cool little meter, I'd love to enter the drawing. Thanks

[@azza2507]

Thank you for the multimeter/scope demonstration hanging out for more cluster repairs.

[@f.k.burnham8491]

Thanks for the review I too think the fuses should be more readily replaceable/accessible. That being said, I have purchased several pieces of equipment from your reviews, and have been quite happy with them. Please keep on with the reviews. Please toss me in the hat for the meter. Thanks.

[@rollcage9710]

I really enjoy the channel and your repairs!

[@petedesrochers4039]

Cool meter Jeff great content on your channel, I refer back to it quite a lot.

[@tony_salgueiro]

Thanks once again for the opportunity to win 🏆 Keep the reviews coming and the repairs too love them 10 🌟

[@S3L4M1]

Thanks for the review looks like a nice machine can’t wait for the drawing

[@OneMHz]

Who wouldn’t want a scopemeter? Thanks for the reviews!

[@rickchowsr2532]

Another great looking meter Looking forward to another repair vid oh BTW I used one of your vids to repair an 02 GM cluster with a parasitic drain. Thanks for that

[@rf159a]

Once Again, for the cost, that is a pretty well packed meter. And you were right about the 90's. Techs would have been blown away with a meter that comprised that many things in a hand held form!!

[@dh66]

I stumbled on to your channel a while ago, learned a lot about GM instrument clusters! I've been thinking about getting an oscilloscope and signal generator for a while! If I win shipping will be really cheap, hah.

[@fatjack1970]

Thanks for all your great videos!

[@robfrappier4702]

Love your content! Been looking for an oscilloscope for a while and these things are cool!

[@cjjack69]

Great meter and awesome content as always!!!

[@johnaclark1]

Thanks for the review. I could really use the signal generator!

[@LPick2001]

Love the videos very informative. Keep up the good work.

[@chucksaunders7574]

Nice review , my mac tools hand held oscilloscope crapped out years ago. It was the first one I ever used that wasn't a bench top.

[@donfuchs7414]

Sounds good thanks for going over it

[@dc9808]

Jeff I went to tech school when they were still teaching vacume tubes... something like this would have been unheard of.... this think weighs a pound and my techtronix 455 (I think that was the model number.... ) weighed 25 pounds... oh and by the way amazon has it 30% off plus your %25 percent off for a final price of $105.52 ! Great video and thanks as usual for teaching a little along the way. Have a good day.

[@kevinmalson5836]

Love the videos very informative. Keep up the good work. 3 in 1 multimeter

[@ecocodex4431]

I mainly want a multimeter for use in finding out the charge in batteries that I salvage when dumpster dumpster diving. That will help me to know if I can reuse them or if they are drained of juice. This may also help me with finding out if taking apart broken electronics with Li-Ion batteries would be worth it, as well as if chargers I find in the trash can be reused/resold or if they are nonfunctional. That will be super helpful as I will not have to find some random peice of tech to place the batteries/charger into to see if it works, as I do not always have a peice of tech that the charger would fit, lol I have been meaning to get one for awhile, but for many reasons (cost, ADHD, ignorance, etc) have not gotten around to getting one. Reviews like this are great at helping me to find a good one, as well as learning how they work and function

[@Fual4eva]

What a nice little piece of kit! like the tech college story, my days at college were in the 80's when scopes and meters were much different too! that meter would seem a bit alien but very exciting if it were to appear in the classroom, i can feel it even now! thanks for sharing, I appreciate all your videos, helps to keep me sane 😅 🕛

[@pault6533]

Thank you so much! I look forward to your giveaway!

[@ElectroAtletico]

Congrats to Alex!

[@chadhuntley3451]

Love your channel Jeff and love these give aways!!!! Would love it even more if I was selected.

[@yerfdog79]

Nice unit there. Seems to do a lot. Thanks for the oppurtunity

[@sertifikali]

Looking forward to see the result of drawing!

[@steve13726]

Looks like a nice machine can’t wait for the drawing. Good luck.🎉

[@Mikes_Repair]

Looks decent and nicely priced. Only draw back i see right out of the gate is the serviceability of the fuses

[@accouti]

That meter would be useful. Thanks for doing these giveaways!

[@911rsq]

Great review!

[@pctek961]

This is the same meter I saw on Learning Electronic Repair KZbin channel. Good meter.

[@kennyd7452]

Nice meter and a good review. Thanks for the chance to win one.

[@prthomasuk]

Thanks for the chance to win!

[@AP9311]

Nice review Jeff! I really like that meter. Would be nice to have one :)

[@badcorgis]

I love seeing your repairs. I’m curious if you’ve ever repaired tail lights since the LEDs are integrated and can’t be easily replaced. Instead of fixing my tail light I’m being forced to replace it.

[@kenking5870]

Looking forward to possibly winning!

[@claypaul2012]

Jeff has great content!

[@rickolson9011]

Great videos! Thanks for the chance to win!

[@Trucam2020]

Excellent review video. I miss your videos 😊

[@marvinw.]

Nice review Jeff! A new meter would be nice!

[@shadetreewrenching]

I'd love to have this!

[@MrGcfsa2653]

Excellent review. I like use for automotive for CAN Bus. Myself and other tech only can do electrical on vehicles

[@carlbrown2712]

Hi, thats a awesome meter i would love it thanks for your interesting videos too thanks👍👍

[@chevyfan82]

Nice review I definitely could use it.

[@DJAYPAZ]

The price of the unit is very good for the functionality it provides. For a lot of electronic / electrical work, the portability of the unit is very attractive. I wonder does the unit accept x10 oscilloscope probes ? Being a battery powered unit removes potential problems with common voltage limits when using the oscilloscope on circuits that are well above ground / earth. Finally the display, particularly showing multimeter readings etc appears so much easier to read than a monochrome LCD display.

[@jrgenjespersen9299]

Nice meter, with a lot of usable functions

[@sedailarslan]

Thanks for the review looks like a nice machine

[@blacklight9976]

This Canadian would be happy to have a tool like that.

[@joshonthetube]

Hi Jeff- these meters are pretty impressive for what they are. Interesting to see what they've got at that price point.

[@bradnoyes7955]

This could be handy for monitoring encoder signals.

[@paulberumen9258]

Nice meter, keep up the good work

[@harrysanders9941]

nice little meter. would look good setting on my bench.

[@sg3359]

Awesome video thanks for sharing and for the awesome giveaway

[@Minionz]

Nice to see that it uses a USB C. I've gradually been trying to move all my devices to C. Tired of constantly looking for cables. Hopefully it stays the standard going forward. Soldered fuses is a bit of a let down though, as blowing fuses does inevitably happen. I guess you could always add a fuse holder and solder it instead if you did have to replace the fuse down the road, assuming there is space available (which it looks like there is). My current meter is basic, it's cool to see that one has a oscilloscope.

[@robertcondon9715]

nice scope Jeff.I'd love one

[@ColbyJohnson]

Oh man I can see so many use cases for this meter. I'm always dragging out the pico scooe

[@arnotenbruggencate8016]

Good review !!

[@inconsteveable91]

That meter is amazing if it's anything like it's little brother.

[@DJR5280]

Do you fix bulbs that are out on GM Climate controls?

[@jeffk3192]

Pretty nice meter, thanks for the review and giveaway! Hope i get lucky *fingers crossed

[@willietorres283]

What is the voltage used for diode testing? Thank you

[@bradleyholewinski5635]

That multimeter would be handy for me with automotive diagnostics, enter me in your giveaway please. And thanks for the multitude of info you share in your videos!

[@gaad7938]

Nice little meter - i would love to have it.

[@jrrdw]

Super nice. I love to have that my tool box.

[@tsbeech]

Love one!

[@djkritical9606]

I wish they would all have silicone leads

[@M.N.23]

Great review

[@toddschroeder8971]

I can use that. I appreciate the giveaways

[@rettwilliams3818]

Mine is on the Fritz. Could use a new one 🤞

[@tlud2025]

great videos

[@LearnElectronicsCanada]

An add-on to @sodderbridge comment. A: One More. (always one more) - The thing about these meters are the addition to a portable oscilloscope, just enough stuff to get the job done, I do wonder about update rate, but it's probably more then enough.

[@scottfeaver5885]

Great video, I'd love to win that meter.. thanks!

[@MrKaaz]

I'd be grateful to win the meter to start learning beginner level testing & work. Thanks!

[@RodrigoVzq]

I would love to own that ❤

[@bflat99]

I would love to enter and win as well. Thanks!

[@roberthorvath1563]

Hey Jeff - have you ever dealt with the 06-11 crown Victoria IPCs? I keep seeing intermittent power failure. Hoping you could help. Can’t find a schematic for them either.. any help is appreciated man

[@jeffescortlx]

I probably might have. But I don't remember specifically. Intermittent power almost always is caused by fractured solder joints. Check for the six-pin resistor network chips, loose microcontroller pins, fractured resistor joints or connector pins.

[@leethomas1883]

Looks good 👍🧐

[@chickenfoundation9323]

So with the signal generator can it produce a Frequency at a specific Db? I want to adjust some cassette decks I have that require a frequency at a specific Db

[@jeffescortlx]

Decibel would be amplitude?

[@fascistpedant758]

Both are "currently unavailable" using your link. (maybe just for Canada?) Also, I can't find max voltage for scope inputs. Is it in the manual?

[@richardfox4973]

A good piece of kit

[@halilarslan-hg1wi]

good review 👍

[@ewbmotor]

Would love to win it, just like i love all your videos!

[@XtremeKremaTor]

Certainly I would like one

[@gost]

How did I get here? I've looked for a similar tool, but it is too expensive, so I've got a simple multimeter.

[@krisc7967]

Awesome

[@JMassengill]

Random comment! I would love that device.

[@garyboynton7061]

How do I get in contact with you there isn’t a email In your channel description I have a 05 suburban with the gas gauge acting up it just isn’t accurate I wanted to do an over haul of the cluster

[@jeffescortlx]

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[@jamesmcdaniel38340]

Yes please put me in for the meter please. Thanks Jeff

[@sodderbridge]

Q: How many meters do I need? A: Yes.

[@alkinda8299]

I would love to have that 😅

[@arbez.nation]

I would love to have that meter. Please add my name to the drawing. Thanks for another great review.

[@dimitrylukyanov2971]

nice review