Re: Multimeter repair brymen 786
I find it's all Brymen fanboys over there, any complaint everyone ignores and goes on how great they are and how Fluke needs to run and hide lol. Dave and others are in a conflict of interest selling them for profit.
I'm unimpressed by Brymens and think they're disposable- black-topped IC's, no schematics, no North American parts source for them etc.
This DC power switch, P-ch mosfet Q18 and NPN BJT Q19 with MCU turning on Q19. You can force (override) it on with a say 10k (to +3V) touching Q19 base, see if it powers up. The start-up pulse, not sure what makes that pulse.
In early builds, the rotary switch was defective. No idea what was changed or was fixed by Brymen. Power would cut out. Like in the video I linked to.
I find it's all Brymen fanboys over there, any complaint everyone ignores and goes on how great they are and how Fluke needs to run and hide lol. Dave and others are in a conflict of interest selling them for profit.
I'm unimpressed by Brymens and think they're disposable- black-topped IC's, no schematics, no North American parts source for them etc.
This DC power switch, P-ch mosfet Q18 and NPN BJT Q19 with MCU turning on Q19. You can force (override) it on with a say 10k (to +3V) touching Q19 base, see if it powers up. The start-up pulse, not sure what makes that pulse.
In early builds, the rotary switch was defective. No idea what was changed or was fixed by Brymen. Power would cut out. Like in the video I linked to.
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