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The guy a used to sub contract to, now maintains the lab facility I run. He rolls with a nice Fotric P7 so once I repair the switchgear I’m thinking the P340A can verify
My version of ResearchIR is working fine but the Statistics Viewer is not active. All the boxes for any size or shape ROI displays an "N/A" or "-" Any suggestions? Thanks
Hello, we're sorry to hear you're having an issue with the Statistics Viewer function. We would recommend contacting FLIR technical support directly to get the best answer.
How could I connect to a signal that doesn't have a standard connector to connect to in order to measure pulsed rf? Is there a high voltage probe set up that can pick off a small portion of the main signal to send to the spectrum analyzer? The output of the generator can be up to 500W.
Tektronix has a number of high voltage probes, but we would recommend confirming with them directly and seeing if they have any probe sets that would work.
I'm just getting into this as a hobbyist so only learnt the emissivity word the other day. Can you clarify how this works with normal thermal imaging cameras and IR thermal cameras? Or am I misunderstanding completely? I want to get something that can "see" the tunnels burrowed by animals on my farm and an old Flir thermal imaging camera is not showing that so I'm assuming I either haven't set the correct settings or it's not IR, hence why I'm getting into learning about what all the settings mean.
Emissivity is likely not the issue in this instance. IR cameras cannot see through the tunnels, just the readable temperature differences. Even if the animal stays in one place for a long time (or has a nest) the depth of the tunnels, ambient airflow of said tunnels, and strength of your camera specs may prevent any readable difference in temperature. A borescope may be more what you're looking for. It's more invasive than an IR camera, but you'd get a better view. You can read more about them and see what units we have available here: www.tequipment.net/borescopes/ We hope this helped!
I need to be honest. I am torn. I can’t decide if I love this guy or cannot stand this guy! I think it’s a little bit of both. And I think I’m leaning towards. I love this guy. Like, this is a guy I could hang out with and make fun of other peoples stupidity at work. I would also tell him to put a piece of tape on his forehead if he was gonna take a thermal image I think he would understand that. And Wood. Anybody reading this can’t see me, so you have no idea how absolutely hilarious is. If you could see me, you would understand. I’m giving this video 10 out of 10 stars. Because I could tell I would be good friends with this dude… Thanks for that man!
Forces liquid refrigerant through the suction tube which is wider and will allow the liquid to mix in with liquid better and keep your tank cooler and speed up recovery. This is the way I perform mine and I rarely have to use ice too keep my tank cool
@@chrishewlet5471I evidently did otherwise I couldn't be asking the question. Read my comment again and tell me where in the video is the answer to my queation.
Hello, a thermal imager would help for any temperature disparities created by leaks and moisture, but the clearest indicator would be a moisture meter. FLIR sells imaging moisture meters for a clear picture, but you can shop all moisture meters here: www.tequipment.net/environmental-testers-physical-property/moisture-meters/?search=true
I had no idea that TEquipment had a youtube channel. All these years buying stuff from their website, and I have never seen a youtube demo video of the products. Hmm.
Thank you Devin for this explanation, I was reading the report of observations from thermographic scan of a ceiling with spots of moisture. There was cold thermal pattern during negative pressure scan at some spots; but there was no cold thermal pattern noticed during positive pressure scan. What could be responsible for this?
Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee if it would work consistently if at all. The hardware differences and Apple ID chip would most likely prevent the adapter from working. Your best bet would be to purchase the matching accessory.
Why does the fortric temperature read 98f on the high end where flir is reading 80f on the high scale. Both are auto mode so the temperature accuracy one of of them must be off.
Welcome . What are the differences and what is better between the hand-held thermal camera and the Type-C thermal camera that is placed on the phone? Thank you
Thanks for the video. It is great if you could mention that only FLIR provides a post processing software for reporting and full radiometric images saved. SEEK doesn't have fully radiometric capability or post processing software. It can only do on board image editing.
I have one mercedes s500 cabriolet in Luxembourg 🇱🇺, the night vision camera is identical but is not working because the front glass from the camera is broken , were can i get the glass our the camera ? In mercedes they want 3000 eur for the camera 🎥 …. Ho my good
If the camera is FLIR, you can contact them directly and see if the camera is still in warranty. If not, we would recommending contacting the camera manufacturer directly (whether that is Mercedes or a different third party company).
I have the SDS-1204X-E and it's I2C setup is practically identical. When I analyze a device, I notice that the last byte of data in all reads displayed seems to be "~" in Hex display mode. I see it here on all your reads as well. I wonder what this means? Is it a deliberate symbol for the I2C stop sequence or what? It's obviously not a normal hex value. I didn't see it mentioned in any scope documentation. I notice it on many (perhaps all?) I2C test setups I've used the scope with - but I'm not sure whether it means that I need to troubleshoot my terminations or I have the trigger level set wrong or something... thanks in advance, M ! Never Mind ! A more careful examination of the manual section titled "Interpreting I2C decode" showed the following: "~A" after a data or address bits indicates no acknowledgement. For example, DB~A Sorry to bother you! M
Is this is same software used in the new SDS800X HA? Can I use these same capabilities in the UART (RS-485) protocol? I also assume I can save the TX/RX data as binary to a USB drives and convert it on my pc? thank you!
Hello, the software may not be exactly the same since the SDS2000X is an older model compared to the SDS8000X HD, but the SDS8000X HD does include serial decoding and powerful triggering modes, like serial bus triggering. This series also includes UART trigger and serial decode, but in order to confirm RS-485 and binary USB drive exportability we would recommend contacting our product experts at sales@tequipment.net.
They are more or less the same, with the main difference being durability for things such as water resistance and you mentioned. The biggest reason for outdoor meters vs indoor meters is convenience as workers like meter readers won't need home access in order to check your meter.
Hello, no measuring Ohms on a live circuit will not only produce an incorrect reading, but can easily overload your instrument and damage it. It can also injure the user.
