How accurate are the resistance readings?
1195680
I purchased this to check for continuity. I am not sure how accurate the resistance readings are.
1195681
Klein makes quality products I've used them for many years with good results. The things I find with this meter are digital meters are hard to read in sun light and the continuity is sound and is difficult to hear even in light noise. I have an analog multi meter which I have used for 20 yrs. or more and find it a little more accurate then the digital. The batteries on the digital meter use more power and sometime the numbers fade out that's the nature of the beast. I hope this will help you
1195682
I don't know from personal testing of that feature, but the unit has been accurate for the other things I've used it for. Klein has a good rep for quality for the price. A Simpson 260 analog/digital Multi-Meter like I used in the Navy will do the job too, but at ten times the price.Sorry for the snarky reply, I've just spent (4) hours trying to straighten out my computer. If Klein is not what you need, try Fluke. It's more expensive (about $120.00), but probably closer in accuracy.I guess it's all about how fine you need to measure the resistance. If you're looking for super accurate stuff, there are specialized measuring instruments out there just for that application.I hope this helps.Mike I don't know from personal testing of that feature, but the unit has been accurate for the other things I've used it for. Klein has a good rep for quality for the price. A Simpson 260 analog/digital Multi-Meter like I used in the Navy will do the job too, but at ten times the price.Sorry for the snarky reply, I've just spent (4) hours trying to straighten out my computer. If Klein is not what you need, try Fluke. It's more expensive (about $120.00), but probably closer in accuracy.I guess it's all about how fine you need to measure the resistance. If you're looking for super... » Read More I don't know from personal testing of that feature, but the unit has been accurate for the other things I've used it for. Klein has a good rep for quality for the price. A Simpson 260 analog/digital Multi-Meter like I used in the Navy will do the job too, but at ten times the price.Sorry for the snarky reply, I've just spent (4) hours trying to straighten out my computer. If Klein is not what you need, try Fluke. It's more expensive (about $120.00), but probably closer in accuracy.I guess it's all about how fine you need to measure the resistance. If you're looking for super accurate stuff, there are specialized measuring instruments out there just for that application.I hope this helps.Mike « Show Less
1195683
I don't know from personal testing of that feature, but the unit has been accurate for the other things I've used it for. Klein has a good rep for quality for the price. A Simpson 260 analog/digital Multi-Meter like I used in the Navy will do the job too, but at ten times the price. Sorry for the snarky reply, I've just spent (4) hours trying to straighten out my computer. If Klein is not what you need, try Fluke. It's more expensive (about $120.00), but probably closer in accuracy. I guess it's all about how fine you need to measure the resistance. If you're looking for super accurate stuff, there are specialized measuring instruments out there just for that application. I hope this helps. Mike
765826
As far as I know you don't. I have two other oxymeters and have taken overnight tests with professional grade recorders and my meter reads accurate out of the box when cross-referenced with the other meters. It is important, at least for me, to remember I can vary up to 5 points depending on what finger I use with any meter. Anyway, my meter came accurate and didn't need calibrating so I never looked in to it.
784185
It is fairly simple. Once you select the program type, then you can increase or decrease the resistance with the same buttons. I personally only use the first program which is a flat run. So I am not sure if you can adjust resistance on the other programs they have. Hope that helps
993332
Hi Eric: I think it is quite accurate. i did a comparison with my Polar that uses a strap and they were consistently within +/- 2 bpm of each other, often matching exactly. I did find that the Polar seemed to fluctuate more, the MIO did not change readings as rapidly.
125624
motion detector - n/aWeather resistance is good for the button. I purchased this unit for the better quality push button, and have been satisfied.
1237725
i used it and it didn't work..i used all resistance and didn't see no improvement,,don't buy it,,
480903
I don't think any clamp-on inductive style ammeter is going to be that accurate. Even the really top end ones are probably +-0.2 amps or so. You need the type that has actual wire connections.
1917744
Use what you got :), I would start by having it hooked up and take readings with my VOM to compare all hookups to verify accuracy of all readings.
1827743
There is no adjustment. There is a statement on the box that claims "smooth magnetic resistance" and as I understand it, the resistance is supposed to increase as you pedal faster, but I can't tell if anything is happening or not. All I can say is that when I'm pedaling, there is enough resistance for me to feel like I'm working hard, but I'm not a serious athlete. If manual adjustable resistance is important to you, this gadget won't satisfy you.
1305756
It is reliable. As far as accuracy, I haven't compared the pressure reading to any other gauge but i believe it shows a little higher than actual air pressure. I usually put in a bit more air than the tires require, ie., like 40 instead if 38
2055022
Seems to be consistent. As far as accuracy goes I can't say. Certain scales weigh me heavier, others lighter.
1704701
I should have included that the pt 100 probes are usually encased in glass and you may be able to see the actual wire at the tip of the probe. If you measure the resistance and look up a chart for conversion you can tell if the probe is reading the actual temperature correctly.
1998178
Sorry, this one won't be suitable for such accuracy. For making effective low-ohms measurements you're going to really want something that does 4-wire Ohms measurements as the IR losses in the measurement wires will be significant if the total resistance under test is so low. Unfortunately those do tend to run several hundred dollars at a minimum.
1528959
I have had no problem with the resistence at level 1, or any other level. I am 100% satisfied with the RC-30.
755852
Seems to be accurate. Sampling time is several times per second. No idea about how reliable, when I was on the O2 the reading was higher than when I was not.
2284607
It seems that if pull faster the resistance picks up. Resistance hasn't been an issue
605676
Yes.. about 40 - 45 ohms, give or take a little. Exact number is not real important as long as it is over 35 and under 60. Numbers outside that range would indicate something is really wrong with that element. Resistance within that range will work, just maybe not perfectly.