Quick start capacitor test Fieldpiece sc680, Fieldpiece sc440, Fluke 87v, Fluke 902fc, Uei 50th,

[@hzambrano14]

Fieldpiece 440 is the best one for hvac. Good size as well fits in most bags 💯

[@sknight0391]

It is darn hard to beat the good old Fieldpiece sc440. #TheWorkHorse

[@punchpunchowned]

Exactly what I've been looking for. Currently have sc440. Testo 770-2, uei 429 and fluke 116. Thinking about 902. More testing of these meters would be cool

[@Jeepjones85]

What kind of tests would you like to see ? And which meters ? I can probably make another video, I’ve been thinking about it. The 902 is a great rugged meter, if it did mV dc it would be a perfect home run meter, at least for what I test,

[@punchpunchowned]

@@Jeepjones85 902 vs fieldpeice vs uei. High resistance, capacitance etc. As far as how fast they read and such. Thanks

[@Jeepjones85]

@@punchpunchowned Cool I’ll see what I can do !

[@softwarephil1709]

I love meters. I have a collection.

[@Tom-bo2wj]

I am currently looking to buy a new meter looking at the FP SC440 and the fluke 902 would be used for hvac and electrical. In your experience what one you think would be a better choice

[@Jeepjones85]

I think you will really like the Fp for hvac work, it's a really great meter. It has a few more functions that the Fluke doesn't have. If your working on alot of industrial 3 phase 480v I would go with the Fluke. Hope this helps

[@TheRealoldcar]

Wonder why The top FP reads the Cap too far off as compared to the two flukes.

[@doctorgoodwrench]

Looked like the UEI range selected was nanofarads giving you trouble.

[@Jeepjones85]

You know that's a good point, I'll look at that meter again and see if it has a different range on the capacitor setting. It was definitely trying to read nf but I assumed it would auto range. I do like the meter especially all it can do for the money

[@ibbriley399]

Wouldn’t you have to discharge your capacitor after each test to to ensure a comparable test result? Really, what’s the big deal that one meter takes 900 milliseconds, and another meter takes 650?

[@willjabs9753]

Does the SC440 read 575v?

[@ocg7147]

Have any of you tried or knwo anything about the navac multímeter

[@Jeepjones85]

I haven’t checked that one out yet, their other equipment is good stuff though

[@ocg7147]

@@Jeepjones85 true , but theres nothing on KZbin to make my decision to purchase it