New From Fieldpiece

[hvaclover]

This is too APR for me.

I'm unsubscribing.

[zartangreen]

Looks good

snaged it from utube

More info

http://www.hvacinsidernews.com/PDF/G...giaCurrent.pdf

page 8a

I respect that the founder, does his own Research

[zartangreen]

More info

http://www.hvacinsidernews.com/PDF/G...giaCurrent.pdf

page 8a

I respect that the founder, does his own Research

Why is only on Australia field piece website

the sman3

[itsiceman]

Tech Geek not CEO.

LOL wait a couple of years

[mcjo tech]

"Fieldpiece Instruments
SMAN2 and SMAN3 - the only
digital refrigerant manifolds on
the market that automatically
calculate target superheat"

Yea they automatically calculate Target Superheat if you have them inside and the proper probe attached.

Then drag them outside for the rest of the charging process.

Otherwise they manually calculate Target Superheat with a manual wet bulb input.

Well their statemant is true. The process, however, is just not practical.

Stargate gives Real Time Wireless Target Superheat. They just don't have a manifold guage to go with it.

Combine the two and then you have something.

[hvaclover]

"Fieldpiece Instruments
SMAN2 and SMAN3 - the only
digital refrigerant manifolds on
the market that automatically
calculate target superheat"

Yea they automatically calculate Target Superheat if you have them inside and the proper probe attached.

Then drag them outside for the rest of the charging process.

Otherwise they manually calculate Target Superheat with a manual wet bulb input.

Well their statemant is true. The process, however, is just not practical.

Stargate gives Real Time Wireless Target Superheat. They just don't have a manifold guage to go with it.

Combine the two and then you have something.

Every time I think of Stargate I can't help feeling "That transmiter or that big ass wet bulb sensor sure would be an expensive piece of test gear to leave behind. I'm sure the customer will call me if I forget it.".

Yeah, right

[mcjo tech]

Every time I think of Stargate I can't help feeling "That transmiter or that big ass wet bulb sensor sure would be an expensive piece of test gear to leave behind. I'm sure the customer will call me if I forget it.".

Yeah, right

Yeah, you're right about that.

[Al Gregory]

Wish I saw this thread before I ordered the new Testo

[draisland7]

I loved those older amprobes, used them with a Simpson analog meter, both top of the line pre digital

[hvaclover]

I loved those older amprobes, used them with a Simpson analog meter, both top of the line pre digital

OK Gramps , we're both showing our age if you remember those.
I still have the old black analog Amprobe with volts and ohm scale. I trained on the the classic Simpson 260. Liked it so much I took out a loan to buy one to take in the field.
Not a good idea.

I dropped the meter off a roof top when I was working a low temp refer job.

I still hadn't paid off the meter. Oh well/

[draisland7]

First I am not gramps quite yet but still have my 260 Simpson and once in awhile I break it out, probably could sel it for some decent change, antique.

[hvaclover]

First I am not gramps quite yet but still have my 260 Simpson and once in awhile I break it out, probably could sel it for some decent change, antique.

Being Gramps is great. Got three of the little rascals.

When you get your first one it will rock your world.

[tyreman]

Remember the RS1 Amprobe clamp on did ohms with the separate adaptor(for the battery and fuse),volts ac and amps ac. built in magnifier

Also the Amprobe electronic thermometer with a d'arsonal meter movement scale and the paddle probes, had the rca connection jacks to the meter?

[hvaclover]

Remember the RS1 Amprobe clamp on did ohms with the separate adaptor(for the battery and fuse),volts ac and amps ac. built in magnifier

Also the Amprobe electronic thermometer with a d'arsonal[/ meter movement scale and the paddle probes, had the rca connection jacks to the meter?

Lololo,,, d'arsonal...boy did we drive the instructor nuts on that lecture...the insructor had a european accent (I never asked from where) but evertime he pronounced it it came out "D' Arse-en-hole" movement

[gasoilair]

Are you guys talking about one of these. This is the best meter ever. I use it every day.

[hvaclover]

Are you guys talking about one of these. This is the best meter ever. I use it every day.

Is that an Amprobe meter from the day? Looks like one .

What's with all the other bench testers?

[tyreman]

actually this one, the one i used for many years:

http://www.tequipment.net/AmprobeRS-1.asp


Problem with the older meters no cat rates and safety people in some places check what you bring in.

[gasoilair]

Is that an Amprobe meter from the day? Looks like one .

What's with all the other bench testers?

lol, that would be my messy table where I work on amateur radios and other crapped out chinese electronic goodies. Some days, it's clean and organized. Today isn't one of those days.

[DavyB]

lol, that would be my messy table where I work on amateur radios and other crapped out chinese electronic goodies. Some days, it's clean and organized. Today isn't one of those days.

All I know is, I'm glad I bought all that stock in Folgers a few years back! J/K

[hvaclover]

All I know is, I'm glad I bought all that stock in Folgers a few years back! J/K

What's funny is every time I throw out an empty coffee container I feel guilty.

Just seems a shame that somebody else could use them for some kind of storage.