Thread: Remote Multimeter

The Mooshimeters have arrived. Now to play.

I wonder how I select mine from the three that I have so that I get the faulty one?

Originally Posted by p38arover

The Mooshimeters have arrived. Now to play.

I wonder how I select mine from the three that I have so that I get the faulty one?

Don't play with the one you're going to send me!

I haven't touched them. I am going to get Elisabeth to pull two out and put them in satchels ready to post.

Didnt you post that the day you got married your badluck started,she just may be a witch!!!!!
Dont let her touch your stuff guys!!!!!!













I have met the good lady,she is no witch!!!!,hell of a nice lady.You are a lucky bloke Ron,many dont do as good as you have.
Andrew

http://www.projecta.com.au/LatestNew...dGenerati.aspx

Anyone got one of these
Not remote, but small, functional, and easy to install

Originally Posted by AndyG

http://www.projecta.com.au/LatestNew...dGenerati.aspx

Anyone got one of these
Not remote, but small, functional, and easy to install

Saw them in Repco the other day. What I couldn't ascertain is the alarm voltage, and if it's configurable. I now read that it is configurable, so that would be handy.

Yes, the alarm voltage is what interested me, both how is the second battery holding up and is there an unexpected drain on the main.
Do you recall the Repco price,? I have gone off Ebay and Couriers, i think my two Rotties may be dissuading Couriers to leave parcels inside the gate,

Well, it's here! Turned up Friday, but I've been away all weekend. Just downloaded the app and had a play. Got to say I'm pretty happy with it. Will run some logging and tests on it when I get a chance. Comes well presented in a nice zippered case with leads and clips. Meter itself is clear plastic so you can see all the gubbins inside.

Again. Thanks to Ron for organising these and sending them on promptly when they arrived.