Quick Test: Advantest R6581T 8.5 Digit Multimeter 

I still remember the day I learned about tentacle porn.

I went straight for the comment section as I heard that. XD

That was epic

I come to these videos for the electronics. I stay for moments like that. And for the electronics. And for tentacles, sometiemes.

Big same, though 👌

Giggle at 6:36, as a result of the ElectroBOOM moment

I took 6:36 as a practical implement of the one at 2:05...

This is out of context, he said: "Slight Disadvantest" ....😂. Choice

Inserts Temperature Probe, giggles XD just my kind of humor

Mind you, high precision tentacles!

careful with those trademark violations

What is the use of one of those for a hobbyist? Except if you want to collect high quality gear.

@@nukularpictures physics experiments

Well I mean you have to see the price. Somehow they have to manage it. But ignoring v-groves is bad. Cutting the fiberglas is nasty. But the second version when you upload two different files is not the problem form JLC. I mean you can not expect that they will check every upload that closely. It is a cheap service. For me it is mostly fine. Sometimes they sadly ignore the placed holes for the SMT process and add more right next to the ones I placed but other than that it worked fine.

Grafana + InfluxDB + github.com/marcoreps/multiinstrumentalist

Most of the parts and references in nicer machines are built into little hermetically sealed cases or enclosures on the PCB board inside and have built in heaters to keep them at a stable temperature. Most any high-end test equipment (anything over $200-$300) Will start to implement what is called “ovenized“ parts. So they have built-in heaters to keep them at a constant stable temperature and they’re built into some small hermetically sealed can or plastic insulated package. So pretty much as long as the machines are warmed up… They maintain their metrology grade calibration and statistics. Real nerds like Marco leave their precision equipment powered on 24/7 365 days a year. Because that allows them to maintain the highest level of accuracy. that level of precision is absolutely not needed unless you just enjoy the extra .01% of precision… Or are some big lab like NASA. That’s how all of the big labs like NASA and places do it. The gear is designed so that once it’s plugged in and turned on… It’s never turned off until they retire that piece of equipment a decade later.

And there are so many more that haven't even made it into the video 🙈

@@reps grrrrrr

measuring if the batteries for the TV remote are not empty.

BEST REPLY EVER

So he can use them to measure his other meters!

Good morning here!

@@lolerie morning here too

They’re made by WAGO.

@@tookitogo Thank you so much! It looks to be the Wago 215-212

@@miksu103 no problem!