does it measure in meter ?
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Amazon: e-mailed my wife about the Humminbird 788 combo, i qwn it and its a very good unit very happy with it, to answer your question --NO it does not measure in meters.
846852
You have to order it as an international unit...other wise not if it has been bought in the U.S.
846853
YES! Read the manual folks. It may default to feet, but it does support metric units. Go to page 144 of the 788ci HD di Operators Manual (available on http://www.humminbird.com, select Support->Product Manuals, scroll down and select 788ci HD DI.
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Metric is not possible on the U.S. units. You have to order it from an international distributor in order to get Metric
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I don't know. I use this for domestic applications only. I bought it because none of my old meters were Catagory 3.
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No. This will only measure electric fields in a specified frequency range. It will not measure gauss and not permanent magnets as their field is essentially a 0 Hz signal, which is out of band for this meter.This meter works but you have to know how to use it and know what you are trying to measure. It is also sensitive to false readings, like tapping it with your finger or static electricity. If you think you are getting a signal, stop moving around to make sure it isn't you generating an inadvertent static electric field. FYI, a static zap is an impulse signal and contains frequencies from DC to daylight, so yes, this meter will freak out a bit. No. This will only measure electric fields in a specified frequency range. It will not measure gauss and not permanent magnets as their field is essentially a 0 Hz signal, which is out of band for this meter.This meter works but you have to know how to use it and know what you are trying to measure. It is also sensitive to false readings, like tapping it with your finger or static electricity. If you think you are getting a signal, stop moving around to make sure it isn't you generating an inadvertent static electric field. FYI, a static zap is an impulse signal and contains... » Read More No. This will only measure electric fields in a specified frequency range. It will not measure gauss and not permanent magnets as their field is essentially a 0 Hz signal, which is out of band for this meter.This meter works but you have to know how to use it and know what you are trying to measure. It is also sensitive to false readings, like tapping it with your finger or static electricity. If you think you are getting a signal, stop moving around to make sure it isn't you generating an inadvertent static electric field. FYI, a static zap is an impulse signal and contains frequencies from DC to daylight, so yes, this meter will freak out a bit. « Show Less
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Yes. It measures in grams,kilograms, milligrams,pounds, ct (carat), dwt(pennyweight), oz., ozt-troy ounce, gnzgrain.
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I own this meter... It will measure in the following units:bar, ozin2, psi, inHg, mbar, mmHg, kpa, kgcm3, inH2O, ftH2O, cmH2O
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No!! Use it inside. There are some things I think are lacking on this meter. But when I check my system the first thing I check is the voltage and amps on this meter. I have several meters that are always on. This one is the easiest. Dan
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Yes. Unit is capable of metric units. Setup instructions are very clear in the manual.
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Hi Kristi I am using this scale and it does measure in Kilograms There is a little procedure to turn on the Kg mode, and if you do it right, it does give metric scale readings ! Raghunandan Joshi
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Yes. The meter comes with a bottle of control solution to initially setup up the meter and to use anytime you feel like the readings are too high/low. :-)
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It can measure in both inches / feet and metric. It is a setting that you can adjust.
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Yes. It measures in 1/10 of an ounce increments. Nice scale. Very accurate.
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I am not exactly sure of the question but this thing measures in: feet and inches; feet only and meters. It's a great tool, it made my life a lot easier. Hope that covers your question.
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It should be able to measure the fan noise, however it will depend on ANY other noises in the are and the distance from the meter to the fan in question.An example is that I wanted to measure noise I make in my garage when operating wood working machines. I placed the meter at the street end of my driveway and it worked fine, unless a vehicle or other noise was near by.
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it does not measure 4-20 mA. I recommend use another meter available to measure mA
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Hi, I only use it to read and reset the error codes. I've not used it to measure anything in metric or English units.
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Yup, sure does! You just have to be home to activate it since the meter only broadcasts for 4 mins. when a tech turns it on.
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Yes. It measure in kilograms and pounds. Here's the capacity: 2kg/4.4lb and the sensitivity is 1g/0.1oz meaning that's the least amount it will register. There is a button on the scale that allows you to switch between lbs and kgs. It works great. I have had it for more than a year and use it every day. Hope this helps.