Specifications
- Brand Name: Voktta
- DIY Supplies: Electrical
- Model Number: as the description
- AC Current: as the description
- AC Voltage: as the description
- Measuring Resistance Range: as the description
- Operating Mode: as the description
- Measuring Inductance Range: as the description
- Display Type: Digital Display
- DC Current: as the description
- DC Voltage: as the description
- Measuring Capacitance Range: as the description
- Dimensions: as the description
- Operating Temperature: 0 - 40 ℃
V2.68 Mega328 Digital Transistor Tester Diode Triode Capacitance Meter For MOSFET/PNP/NPN LCR 12864 LCD Screen Tester
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Very nice device! A bit better than I expected. I'm glad I bought two of them! :D The laser-cut cases also fit together nicely and better than I expected. I thought for a moment I might have to drill the push-button hole larger, as it initially stuck to the the (precise!) case-hole, but that turned out to be unnecessary. I suggest assembling everything, but leaving the pcb screws a bit loose, then making sure the button presses without sticking, and last, tightening those 4. Four lock-washers would've been nice for this, for if you leave them too loose, you'll have to take the case apart again! But if there had to be any complaint... I'm glad it's as insignificant as this one! Especially now that you know this in advance. But it works fine, and so far, has proven to be a very accurate, and highly handy tool for part-sorting/identifying! Can't beat it, especially for the price!
Very nice device! A bit better than I expected. I'm glad I bought two of them! :D The laser-cut cases also fit together nicely and better than I expected. I thought for a moment I might have to drill the push-button hole larger, as it initially stuck to the the (precise!) case-hole, but that turned out to be unnecessary. I suggest assembling everything, but leaving the pcb screws a bit loose, then making sure the button presses without sticking, and last, tightening those 4. Four lock-washers would've been nice for this, for if you leave them too loose, you'll have to take the case apart again! But if there had to be any complaint... I'm glad it's as insignificant as this one! Especially now that you know this in advance. But it works fine, and so far, has proven to be a very accurate, and highly handy tool for part-sorting/identifying! Can't beat it, especially for the price!