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Re: I choose not to insulate and heat my pole barns.


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Posted by wp6529 on December 28, 2022 at 04:00:43 from (38.18.235.18):

In Reply to: I choose not to insulate and heat my pole barns. posted by Geo-TH,In on December 27, 2022 at 09:30:56:

Quote: Hobo,NC (quoted from post at 21:36:57 12/27/22) Thank you for not using energy in your shop it lets me keep the heat on in my shop 24/7 : )



I don't think I have been in a HF 10 times if they gave me a meter I would chunk it : )... Life's to short to put trust junk tools.




Don't be a tool snob. I have a dozen or so of the HF freebie meters and I've compared them to my Fluke 87 and found no issues and very close readings for pretty much anything but exotic distorted waveforms where you actually need a true RMS meter.



I put the HF freebies in every single toolbox and vehicle so there is always a basic meter handy without chasing after the Fluke.



I'm also a fan of the HF $12 or so mini clamp meters, they are great and having three for little cost is quite handy for three phase stuff. The CR2032 batteries were a bit of a concern at first, but they last a long time so not an issue. I do have a hall effect clamp probe which is great used with the Fluke to log peak DC currents on starters and such.



This post was edited by wp6529 on 12/28/2022 at 04:02 am.



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