Bez przeróbek mierzy dwuprzewodowo (zasilanie pobierane z mierzonego napięcia) od 3,5V do 29,9V. Powyżej 29,9V pokazują się poziome kreski i świecą wszystkie kropki. Aby przerobić na zakres od zera trzeba wylutować diodę oznaczoną S4 (czarny sześcianik) i w miejscu kontaktu plusa diody przylutować oddzielny cienki przewód do zasilania stabilizatora napięcia (oznaczenie 7133H) osobnym napięciem dodatnim względem masy (czarny przewód) w granicach od +3,5V do +30V. Mierzone napięcie dodatnie podłączyć jak poprzednio między przewody czarny i czerwony. Niestety woltomierz nie mierzy napięć ujemnych względem masy (czarny przewód). Niewielkie wymiary pozwalają wbudować go w zasilacz, prostownik itp. Żurek Janusz

Bez przeróbek mierzy dwuprzewodowo (zasilanie pobierane z mierzonego napięcia) od 3,5V do 29,9V. Powyżej 29,9V pokazują się poziome kreski i świecą wszystkie kropki. Aby przerobić na zakres od zera trzeba wylutować diodę oznaczoną S4 (czarny sześcianik) i w miejscu kontaktu plusa diody przylutować oddzielny cienki przewód do zasilania stabilizatora napięcia (oznaczenie 7133H) osobnym napięciem dodatnim względem masy (czarny przewód) w granicach od +3,5V do +30V. Mierzone napięcie dodatnie podłączyć jak poprzednio między przewody czarny i czerwony. Niestety woltomierz nie mierzy napięć ujemnych względem masy (czarny przewód). Niewielkie wymiary pozwalają wbudować go w zasilacz, prostownik itp. Żurek Janusz

Bez przeróbek mierzy dwuprzewodowo (zasilanie pobierane z mierzonego napięcia) od 3,5V do 29,9V. Powyżej 29,9V pokazują się poziome kreski i świecą wszystkie kropki. Aby przerobić na zakres od zera trzeba wylutować diodę oznaczoną S4 (czarny sześcianik) i w miejscu kontaktu plusa diody przylutować oddzielny cienki przewód do zasilania stabilizatora napięcia (oznaczenie 7133H) osobnym napięciem dodatnim względem masy (czarny przewód) w granicach od +3,5V do +30V. Mierzone napięcie dodatnie podłączyć jak poprzednio między przewody czarny i czerwony. Niestety woltomierz nie mierzy napięć ujemnych względem masy (czarny przewód). Niewielkie wymiary pozwalają wbudować go w zasilacz, prostownik itp. Żurek Janusz

This meter is quite nice. I had to calibrate almost all of these meters I bought. Once calibrated they were fairly accurate. The LEDs were not seated on any of the circuit boards. I was able to desolder the LEDs and resolder them so that they were properly seated. Very good value overall. I noticed that there was a location for a third wire. I traced the circuit and realized that if the zero jumper was removed and a third wire was added, it was possible to measure voltages down to zero. Please look at the photo to see the jumper location. The red and black wires must be connected to a power source, the white wire is connected to what voltage you want to measure. You must connect the ground of the power source to the ground reference of the voltage you want to measure.

This meter is quite nice. I had to calibrate almost all of these meters I bought. Once calibrated they were fairly accurate. The LEDs were not seated on any of the circuit boards. I was able to desolder the LEDs and resolder them so that they were properly seated. Very good value overall. I noticed that there was a location for a third wire. I traced the circuit and realized that if the zero jumper was removed and a third wire was added, it was possible to measure voltages down to zero. Please look at the photo to see the jumper location. The red and black wires must be connected to a power source, the white wire is connected to what voltage you want to measure. You must connect the ground of the power source to the ground reference of the voltage you want to measure.

This meter is quite nice. I had to calibrate almost all of these meters I bought. Once calibrated they were fairly accurate. The LEDs were not seated on any of the circuit boards. I was able to desolder the LEDs and resolder them so that they were properly seated. Very good value overall. I noticed that there was a location for a third wire. I traced the circuit and realized that if the zero jumper was removed and a third wire was added, it was possible to measure voltages down to zero. Please look at the photo to see the jumper location. The red and black wires must be connected to a power source, the white wire is connected to what voltage you want to measure. You must connect the ground of the power source to the ground reference of the voltage you want to measure.

I bought these partly because they are meant to be easy to convert to 3 wire operation - using a separate battery to power the meter to the voltage source being measured. The instructions are to remove the link below the adjustment trimpot and solder a wire onto the 3rd connection point. What I didn't realise was how tiny the link was. I didn't realise just how tiny the link was going to be but I managed to remove it after a few attempts - surprisingly without doing any apparent damage. Then I soldered a wire to the 3rd point (the yellow wire in the photos). Connect the Red and Black wires to the +ve and -ve of a battery to power the meter (3-30v) and connect the 3rd wire (Yellow) to the +ve point to measure and link the -ve point back to the Black wire.

I bought these partly because they are meant to be easy to convert to 3 wire operation - using a separate battery to power the meter to the voltage source being measured. The instructions are to remove the link below the adjustment trimpot and solder a wire onto the 3rd connection point. What I didn't realise was how tiny the link was. I didn't realise just how tiny the link was going to be but I managed to remove it after a few attempts - surprisingly without doing any apparent damage. Then I soldered a wire to the 3rd point (the yellow wire in the photos). Connect the Red and Black wires to the +ve and -ve of a battery to power the meter (3-30v) and connect the 3rd wire (Yellow) to the +ve point to measure and link the -ve point back to the Black wire.

I bought these partly because they are meant to be easy to convert to 3 wire operation - using a separate battery to power the meter to the voltage source being measured. The instructions are to remove the link below the adjustment trimpot and solder a wire onto the 3rd connection point. What I didn't realise was how tiny the link was. I didn't realise just how tiny the link was going to be but I managed to remove it after a few attempts - surprisingly without doing any apparent damage. Then I soldered a wire to the 3rd point (the yellow wire in the photos). Connect the Red and Black wires to the +ve and -ve of a battery to power the meter (3-30v) and connect the 3rd wire (Yellow) to the +ve point to measure and link the -ve point back to the Black wire.

He comprado la versión amarilla del Mini Voltímetro Digital, que es importante porque es posible que, por ejemplo, la versión azul puede no funcionar tan bien a voltajes más bajos que el amarillo. (Todavía no tengo la versión azul) (Los LEDs azules tienen 3V y el amarillo debe tener >=2V ) También sólo pruebo uno de los muchos ejemplares que he comprado, por lo que esta prueba no puede explicar la precisión sobre todos los 32pcs que compré. Sólo puedo decir que este único ejemplar funcionará entre 2,5V y probado 5V absolutamente preciso hasta el segundo dígito. Bajo 2,5V también funcionará, pero el LED se desvanecerá y la precisión se alejará 0,1V. En la parte posterior parece haber un potenciómetro, por lo que puede ser posible ajustar el Medidor si no era preciso. Todavía no lo pruebo porque no quiero cambiarlo en un dispositivo que funcione. También no lo pruebo hasta 30V porque sólo quiero usar estos medidores de voltaje para vigilar mi batería de 16s. No puedo decir cuánta corriente consumirá porque actualmente quemé todos los fusibles de mis medidores. Más de un shuntresistor de 1 ohmios a 3,6V fuente de voltaje 0,009V se cae, por lo que la corriente a 3,6V debería ser de 9 miliamperios si lo ensucio bien. En cualquier caso, no se recomienda dejar el medidor de LED en las celdas todo el tiempo, para evitar la descarga profunda.

I purchased the yellow version of the Mini Digital Volt Meter, that is important because it is possible that eg. the blue version may do not work as good at lower voltages than the yellow one. (I do not have the blue version yet) (Blue LEDs has 3V and the yellow one should have >=2V ) I also only test only one of the many exemplars I purchased, so this test can not explain the accuracy over all 32pcs I bought. I can only say that this single exemplar will work between 2,5V and tested 5V absolutely accurate till the second digit. Under 2,5V it will also work but the LED will fade out and the accuracy drift 0,1V away. On the back side there seems to be an potentiometer, so it is may be possible to adjust the Meter if it where not accurate. I do not test this yet because I dont want to change it at an working device. I also do not test it till 30V because I only want to use this many voltage meters to overwatch my 16s battery. I can't say how much current it will consume because I currently burnt out all the fuses of my meters. Over an 1 Ohm shuntresistor at 3,6V voltage source 0,009V falls off, so the current at 3,6V should be 9 milliamps if I messure it right. In any case, It is not recommend to let the LED meter on the cells all the time, to prevent deep discharging.

He comprado la versión amarilla del Mini Voltímetro Digital, que es importante porque es posible que, por ejemplo, la versión azul puede no funcionar tan bien a voltajes más bajos que el amarillo. (Todavía no tengo la versión azul) (Los LEDs azules tienen 3V y el amarillo debe tener >=2V ) También sólo pruebo uno de los muchos ejemplares que he comprado, por lo que esta prueba no puede explicar la precisión sobre todos los 32pcs que compré. Sólo puedo decir que este único ejemplar funcionará entre 2,5V y probado 5V absolutamente preciso hasta el segundo dígito. Bajo 2,5V también funcionará, pero el LED se desvanecerá y la precisión se alejará 0,1V. En la parte posterior parece haber un potenciómetro, por lo que puede ser posible ajustar el Medidor si no era preciso. Todavía no lo pruebo porque no quiero cambiarlo en un dispositivo que funcione. También no lo pruebo hasta 30V porque sólo quiero usar estos medidores de voltaje para vigilar mi batería de 16s. No puedo decir cuánta corriente consumirá porque actualmente quemé todos los fusibles de mis medidores. Más de un shuntresistor de 1 ohmios a 3,6V fuente de voltaje 0,009V se cae, por lo que la corriente a 3,6V debería ser de 9 miliamperios si lo ensucio bien. En cualquier caso, no se recomienda dejar el medidor de LED en las celdas todo el tiempo, para evitar la descarga profunda.

I've bought this digital voltmeter to modidy my LiitoLala Lii-100 battery charger. Now I can use the charger as a simple voltage tester too.

I've bought this digital voltmeter to modidy my LiitoLala Lii-100 battery charger. Now I can use the charger as a simple voltage tester too.

I've bought this digital voltmeter to modidy my LiitoLala Lii-100 battery charger. Now I can use the charger as a simple voltage tester too.

I bought two of these RED LED units for a trial and was quite surprised by the accuracy. The little trimmer on the rear of the PCB can be adjusted to calibrate the reading. I calibrated it at 12V and found it matched all input voltages from 4V up to 29.9V. Also as a bonus you can use an independent input for the reading. Simply remove the 0R resistor from the PCB (beside the trimmer) and hook an extra wire up to the spare hole beside the (+) input. Power the unit up (5V - 30V) and it will read from 0 to 29.9v using the independent input. Using this method it should be possible to get any colour LED unit to do the same.

I bought two of these RED LED units for a trial and was quite surprised by the accuracy. The little trimmer on the rear of the PCB can be adjusted to calibrate the reading. I calibrated it at 12V and found it matched all input voltages from 4V up to 29.9V. Also as a bonus you can use an independent input for the reading. Simply remove the 0R resistor from the PCB (beside the trimmer) and hook an extra wire up to the spare hole beside the (+) input. Power the unit up (5V - 30V) and it will read from 0 to 29.9v using the independent input. Using this method it should be possible to get any colour LED unit to do the same.

I bought two of these RED LED units for a trial and was quite surprised by the accuracy. The little trimmer on the rear of the PCB can be adjusted to calibrate the reading. I calibrated it at 12V and found it matched all input voltages from 4V up to 29.9V. Also as a bonus you can use an independent input for the reading. Simply remove the 0R resistor from the PCB (beside the trimmer) and hook an extra wire up to the spare hole beside the (+) input. Power the unit up (5V - 30V) and it will read from 0 to 29.9v using the independent input. Using this method it should be possible to get any colour LED unit to do the same.

Very small and good quality voltmeter. I go with the blue version and i like it. Its very accurate like you can see on my pictures. Dont forget to order these https://bit.ly/MuLeads test lead wires so you can solder it to the mini tester. I will install it to my workbench so i have a mini voltmeter that i can use very fast. Also check out this nice alternative tester >>> https://bit.ly/MinVolt

Very small and good quality voltmeter. I go with the blue version and i like it. Its very accurate like you can see on my pictures. Dont forget to order these https://bit.ly/MuLeads test lead wires so you can solder it to the mini tester. I will install it to my workbench so i have a mini voltmeter that i can use very fast. Also check out this nice alternative tester >>> https://bit.ly/MinVolt

Very small and good quality voltmeter. I go with the blue version and i like it. Its very accurate like you can see on my pictures. Dont forget to order these https://bit.ly/MuLeads test lead wires so you can solder it to the mini tester. I will install it to my workbench so i have a mini voltmeter that i can use very fast. Also check out this nice alternative tester >>> https://bit.ly/MinVolt

This is my iforce2d cheep ass transmitter. I never knew how much power was left in the batteries until now. I purchased four of these 2 in Yellow 2 in blue. I highly recommend them. they are available in bulk also.

This is my iforce2d cheep ass transmitter. I never knew how much power was left in the batteries until now. I purchased four of these 2 in Yellow 2 in blue. I highly recommend them. they are available in bulk also.

This is my iforce2d cheep ass transmitter. I never knew how much power was left in the batteries until now. I purchased four of these 2 in Yellow 2 in blue. I highly recommend them. they are available in bulk also.

These are great little digital voltmeters for my drone & quad copter projects. I bought all 4 colors so I could customize my projects with their various colors. Going to order extra to have for future projects because they are priced right.

These are great little digital voltmeters for my drone & quad copter projects. I bought all 4 colors so I could customize my projects with their various colors. Going to order extra to have for future projects because they are priced right.

These are great little digital voltmeters for my drone & quad copter projects. I bought all 4 colors so I could customize my projects with their various colors. Going to order extra to have for future projects because they are priced right.

Ein sehr gutes Display das genau misst. Bei Bedarf kann auf der Rückseite justiert werden.

Ein sehr gutes Display das genau misst. Bei Bedarf kann auf der Rückseite justiert werden.

Ein sehr gutes Display das genau misst. Bei Bedarf kann auf der Rückseite justiert werden.