Mitsutoyo caliper: what's the different between "non-output" n "with output"?
1190064
"With output" means the instrument can transfer readings electronically to other devices. For recording/logging results. "Non-output" means that the instrument cannot transfer its readings.
1899790
Sorry, I bought this as a gift and hand delivered it to my Instructor in Okinawa Japan. I do not have it available for measuring.
1293732
Hello- Yes the calculator has the + - key. If you put the - then # it shows -10 etc. If you put -10 - 10 it will show -20 etc. If you put 20+10 -10 it will give you the total for 20. Or 10 + -20 - 10 it will show -20. I hope I explained this ok.
1478898
Sorry- looked at my controller and the positive is shared. Hook the negative from each panel to separate neg (-) terminals. Both positives share one terminal.
1883935
I don't know what the difference is between the two numbers. Have you tried to "Google" it using each number? Wish that I could be more helpful.
883927
Yes, there are N-m markings on this wrench. However, the markings on the rotating handle (the black part) are only in ft-lbs so you have to estimate a bit when setting to N-m value (can't dial in an exact figure). It does also include a conversion chart to convert from N-m to ft-lbs which may be preferred if you want to set the wrench more precisely. Hope this helps.
634421
Two inputs an one output. The reviewer who stated the opposite is clearly mistaken. The inputs are on either side and the output is in the middle.
1806541
i don't think there is any difference between the numbers. the "U" on the end is primarily a region indicator (JP for japan, USM, U, US, and so forth). the primary difference may be the information sticker or imprint on the battery itself. the charger does work for both of these rather well.
1266971
The strip that reads the measurements does not have a defined starting spot. You have to press the button and that becomes the spot you read from. Depending on the direction the reader moves it will add or subtract from your starting point. This is a very basic unit as the price point dictates.
2034343
There is a tolerance in its output. I do not remember what it is but the instructions that came with the unit and its maker can give you the specifics.
654853
After 20psi there are five intervals for each increment of 20psi, so they represent 4psi each. From 0psi to 20psi there are three intervals over a narrower physical distance. That's where the gauge is pretty non-linear--I wouldn't read too much into readings below 20psi.
140055
I believe this can be set to either type of caliper. Different attachment point for the cable onto the brake lever depending on type. Very clever
1103527
I think it's either the 0 or the 1. I honestly can't remember. My wife purchases these several months ago and she's not sure either.
463349
Yes. See page 13 of the "User's Guide 2 (Additional Functions)" that comes with the calculator. Required inputs are a variable x, values a and b to define the range, and n for the number of partitions. The result is a numerical value.
684691
The print out size is the same as all printing calculators. The digital numbers on the calculator are larger.
2045236
With my caliper, it measures 0.0035" or 3.5 mil. My caliper does not measure 5 decimal places, so can't confirm that extra 0.04 mil, however, 3.5 mil offers outstanding strength and tear resistance.
1977527
Sorry not familiar with type N. I tried internet search and couldn't find it.