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12-22-2014, 07:14 PM
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Duty cycle meter
Got to looking for such a meter and for a reasonable price, up popped the VC97.
Reviews on YouTube looked good so I picked one up from fleabay delivered for under $30. My cheeepie VOM doesnt directly do % duty cycles. Nicely cased with literally quarter sized number readouts. Included are a hefty tipped set of leads, a set of alligator clipped leads and a not real impressive temp probe. The back of the case even has probe holders, a good touch. Havent used it yet. Initially from the specs and handling it Id say its a great buy for anyone needing a meter that includes a duty cycle. The under $30 price includes a cloth case and a useable instruction manual.
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12-23-2014, 12:41 AM
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It is nice to be able to "see" what is going on - have the right tools for the job!
Note you may need to reverse the leads to get the correct duty cycle. My multimeter reads % ON for Duty Cycle, whereas Mercedes uses % OFF.
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