Multimeter / Multitester suggestion.

[Vodka]

How's quality of UNI-T? ... will probably get this ... UT123 ...

https://shopee.ph/UNI-T-UT123-Pocket...362.4212932764

uni-t better than aneng but anengs aren't bad either

that ut123 is too basic. lacks too many features

better get the M118A posted by gearhead

[oj88]

Found this on the web. Not the exact models but any way you look at it, the accuracy on these things are pretty good enough for general use.



Source: UNI-T UT136B and Aneng AN88 - Page 1

[CVT]

Found this on the web. Not the exact models but any way you look at it, the accuracy on these things are pretty good enough for general use.



Source: UNI-T UT136B and Aneng AN8??8 - Page 1

Thanks for sharing bro... Very good accuracy...

Pero sa regular na gamit natin pwede na +/-5%... He he he

[Walter]

uni-t better than aneng but anengs aren't bad either
that ut123 is too basic. lacks too many features
better get the M118A posted by gearhead

Basic is all that's needed ...

[Vodka]

Basic is all that's needed ...

yeah basic is all you need until you wanna test the starting capacitor on that household appliance that you need to work asap

[oj88]

yeah basic is all you need until you wanna test the starting capacitor on that household appliance that you need to work asap

Yepp.



I recently purchased a used 0.5HP A/C and I noticed that both the compressor and fan were humming loudly in operation. Took this cap off.... It's a 15uF (Herm) and 3uF (Fan). The spec sheet called for a 20uF + 1.5uF. Replaced the cap and the A/C is now quiet.

[CVT]

Yepp.



I recently purchased a used 0.5HP A/C and I noticed that both the compressor and fan were humming loudly in operation. Took this cap off.... It's a 15uF (Herm) and 3uF (Fan). The spec sheet called for a 20uF + 1.5uF. Replaced the cap and the A/C is now quiet.

Now, that's desirable and oh so cool....😁

[Walter]

I recently purchased a used 0.5HP A/C and I noticed that both the compressor and fan were humming loudly in operation. Took this cap off.... It's a 15uF (Herm) and 3uF (Fan). The spec sheet called for a 20uF + 1.5uF. Replaced the cap and the A/C is now quiet.

Wow, you guys are really good ... right now aircon compressor is vibrating loudly .. and the technician could not even fix it ... it's a 15 year old backup air conditioner ...

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Thank you everyone for the suggestions ... hope this forum will continue or move on to another platform ... along with the members ...

[Walter]

yeah basic is all you need until you wanna test the starting capacitor on that household appliance that you need to work asap

Will just buy another one ... for now, have no skill to fix appliances ... just mostly test for continuity ... once or twice a year ...