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Avidsen 107100 Digital Multimeter with Buzzer with AC / DC / Resistance Measurement
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Avidsen 107100 Digital Multimeter with Buzzer with AC / DC / Resistance Measurement

The Avidsen 107100 digital multimeter measures AC/DC voltage, DC current, and resistance. It can also test diodes and transistors and generate a 50 Hz square wave.

  • Measurements: AC/DC voltage, DC...

The Avidsen 107100 digital multimeter measures AC/DC voltage, DC current, and resistance. It can also test diodes and transistors and generate a 50 Hz square wave.

  • Measurements: AC/DC voltage, DC current, and resistance
  • Tests: Diodes and transistors
  • Signal generation: 50 Hz square wave
  • Buzzer: Yes
  • Color: Orange
  • Weight: 0.26 kg
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    Spiros K.

    It worked 5 times. I made 2 resistance measurements and 2 car battery voltage measurements on the 20v scale, where it showed 11.8 (acceptable deviation). On the 3rd voltage measurement, it started showing an ace on the first digit to the left of the screen, which according to the instructions means measurement out of range. I disconnected the terminals and it still showed the same. I closed it, opened it again, same thing. Now it can't measure anything anymore.
    Although I managed to measure what I wanted, I consider 13 euros for a single-use machine to be excessive.

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    Spiros K.

    It worked 5 times. I made 2 resistance measurements and 2 car battery voltage measurements on the 20v scale, where it showed 11.8 (acceptable deviation). On the 3rd voltage measurement, it started showing an ace on the first digit to the left of the screen, which according to the instructions means measurement out of range. I disconnected the terminals and it still showed the same. I closed it, opened it again, same thing. Now it can't measure anything anymore.
    Although I managed to measure what I wanted, I consider 13 euros for a single-use machine to be excessive.

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Description & Specifications

The Avidsen 107100 digital multimeter measures AC/DC voltage, DC current, and resistance. It can also test diodes and transistors and generate a 50 Hz square wave.

  • Measurements: AC/DC voltage, DC current, and resistance
  • Tests: Diodes and transistors
  • Signal generation: 50 Hz square wave
  • Buzzer: Yes
  • Color: Orange
  • Weight: 0.26 kg

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Warnings & Safety Information
Colour
Orange
with LCD Screen
No
True RMS
No
with Buzzer
Yes

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  • Spiros K.
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    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    Spiros K.

    It worked 5 times. I made 2 resistance measurements and 2 car battery voltage measurements on the 20v scale, where it showed 11.8 (acceptable deviation). On the 3rd voltage measurement, it started showing an ace on the first digit to the left of the screen, which according to the instructions means measurement out of range. I disconnected the terminals and it still showed the same. I closed it, opened it again, same thing. Now it can't measure anything anymore.
    Although I managed to measure what I wanted, I consider 13 euros for a single-use machine to be excessive.

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  • Spiros K.
    1
    Spiros K.

    It worked 5 times. I made 2 resistance measurements and 2 car battery voltage measurements on the 20v scale, where it showed 11.8 (acceptable deviation). On the 3rd voltage measurement, it started showing an ace on the first digit to the left of the screen, which according to the instructions means measurement out of range. I disconnected the terminals and it still showed the same. I closed it, opened it again, same thing. Now it can't measure anything anymore.
    Although I managed to measure what I wanted, I consider 13 euros for a single-use machine to be excessive.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
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