Can I use it to meter the strongness of neodimium (more than 14,000 gauss)? Thanks.
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No, I think. It's max range is 10. GaussMaster is used to measure the magnetic field produced by electrical power lines or other home appliances. I used it to measure the frequency near TV, microwave, and the high power line goes through the backyard. Really useful in indoor and outdoor. It measures in two modes; 0.1 to 1 for small frequencies (power lines) and 1 to 10 for higher frequencies. Microwaves and TVs produce in the range of 50s, you would notice the needle hitting the right.
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This is not the divice to use. It measures total desolved solids. If the impurities are not desolved, i.e.an emulsion, it won't work.
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Yes , this meter will do this, plus it is capable of using for many other electrical measurements.I really like mine
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I don't see why you couldn't, but why bother? The gauge that comes with it is easy to read and fairly accurate. You may need it one day.
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Yes, note the capacitor symbol just below the diode. However, the meter is not quick and you must continue to make good contact with the probes for a number of seconds.
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Yes, you can! These little "beakers" are great for measuring small amounts. When not in use they stack so nicely in my cabinet. Love them!
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You can use this if your solar inverter has a pure sine wave, if it doesnt the energy you are measuring wont give you an exactly number. You can search in you tube the diference of pure sine wave and modified sine wave ti see why is the difference.If the accuracy is not important this meter its fine.
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Yes it can, but I suspect the small Gauss Meter (Ghost Detector) cannot register the actual strength of the E/M waves.The ghost detector is sensitive to very light magnetic anomolies and is no substitute for industrial meters.If you only want to know if you microwave is leaking I don't think it will work because the extreme power within themicrowave would cancel it out. Good Luck anyway
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After checking the manual I think the answer is no. There is wording in the manual:"To measure current, you must break the circuit under test, then place the Meter in series with the circuit." There is a clamp on style attachment. Of course that would only measure large Current Flows. Other replies seem to say there MAY be a special probe for small current values.
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Use the stainless steel one that Amazon sells separately, the ones that come with the meter will apparently be damaged above 400 deg.F
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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
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No only accurate to one gram. Sounds like you need a triple beam or a very expensive digital.
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Accurate? Probably not. It's manual states that its DC current accuracy is 3% +- 2 digits. But unless you get it calibrated you can't be sure of that.What kind of accuracy do you need? If you're considering this meter, it's probably good enough.
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Neodymium magnets. their field strength is 12,800 gauss. Neodymium magnets are Stronger than any other permanent magnet, but not strong enough to do anything to the chemical structure of the hard water in your pipes. You would need a very large electromagnet for that, and the field strength required would be unsafe for domestic use.
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I'm not sure I understand your question correctly. It doesn't have any power as it is hand cranked. Each revolution in both directions is 1.0 mm. in .05 mm increments. It is very accurate. But it is small and not really made for bigger machining jobs. By the way 0.05 mm is almost .002 of an inch (.0019685 to be precise) and 1 mm is .03937 of an inch. I have had no problems holding +-.002 with it and I seldom ever do need to be that close, but I do it anyway as it is easy to do with the Proxxon.
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it does not measure 4-20 mA. I recommend use another meter available to measure mA
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I have looked this up as I do not know and have this Material: Grade N50 neodymium magnets. Patent licensed. Gauss Rating: 14,200 Gauss Holding Power: 10 lbs Pole Orientation: Axially magnetized, i.e. the N and S poles are on the flat surfaces Applications: holding, crafting and science projects