I need it to measure sub-ohms. How many digits after the decimal point does the display show.
1949923
Just for you...I turned y meter on this morning and stuck the leads into some water in a cup. It has a floating decimal that was reading 1.023 OHMS when I done this. I am an older guy here in late 50's. I will be honest and tell you I never heard of "sub ohms". Explain a little for me?
300762
it measures to one decimal. i believe basal measures to two. and the basal ones (oral) are MUCH cheaper
1998179
Sorry, but J. Koebel is correct. This unit will measure into the 1000K ohm range, but is unfortunately not able to measure less than one tenth ohm. I just tested. And it is accurate to only .1ohm. Therefore as for your desired reading of 0.543ohm this VOM will give you a reading of .5ohm. Here is the Manual: http://www.p-mastech.com/images/SPEC/ms8265%20ms8268.pdf
505681
Yes. Switch to the R1 ohmmeter scale and apply red lead to the cathode of the diode and the black to the anode. For a good diode, the meter should indicate low resistance. Then reverse the meter leads and the meter should indicate very high resistance. If the diode shows either low or high resistance, regardless of the direction of the meter leads, it is faulty.
1396720
FROM HM DIGITAL: The COM-100 will read over 999 in any ppm mode. The meter has a 3-digit LCD screen, so if it's over 999 ppm, you will see a flashing "x10" icon, indicating that the reading needs to be multiplied by 10 for the actual measurement. danK's example is correct - 142 with the "x10" icon is really 1420 ppm.
1639958
Mine appears to do the same thing (in hundredths & thousandths digits) especially when I shake the unit or leads. Goes to steady zero when I touch leads. I don't think this is defect.
964404
This tester will show any voltage across its probes, AC or DC. So, the answer is yes, it will register 3.6 if your battery is good. It is a good tester, the only downside being the letters around the dial are in dark ink on a dark background. You may need a flashlight to set the dial.
803786
Sorry I don't know the ohms.. But I did change my sending unit so when I have a chance I'll check. .
37709
I bought it for basal readings, and it does ok, but basal readings preferably go to two decimal points. Like 97.93 instead of 97.9. This one only goes to 97.9
1552179
Got this for Xmas Yesterday to measure speaker ohm's. it say to shot the two prongs together to read 0... Not on mine, its says 1.1-1.3, So to me, its junk because i need to it measure 4ohm's and below. its going back!
1761239
yes,but when you get into hundreths,(0.01) it only reads in 2 hundreths at a time....i.e. 0.02,0.04,0.06, etc.
1593030
You are not going to find any kind of digital readout that shows fractions. But 1.5 is the same as 1-1/2. You just need to convert to decimals. I.e., 3/4 = .75 and 1/3 = .33.
530942
In the same mode my meter shows between 00.66 A and 00.71 A with no leads connected to the meter. Press and hold the Rel. ZERO button until you hear a "beep". This will reset the display to 0.I do not know why this meter cannot show 0 by itself with no load - it was designed to work like this. Not sure if better meters have automatic zeroing.
902636
I have no idea, but I just read the manual and it states 125@ 8ohms, and 200 @4 ohms.
1680811
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.
1180752
Yes. There is a range button to select out to 3 decimal places. You could read up to .333 A (33.3 mA).
1846092
When testing polarized parts, such as a diode. It should only allow current in one direction. When you try to push current through it in the wrong direction it will read .0L, because it wont let anything through. I had to check diodes for a power supply. When I connected it in the correct direction, it read .5, but in the wrong direction, .0L.