Fluke 187 corroded battery terminals - how to clean?

[retiredcaps]

Re: Fluke 187 corroded battery terminals - how to clean?

Here is Martin doing the low batt testing on the Fluke 177 (is starts at 11:16 minutes)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qm3Zv...ure=plpp_video

[budm]

Re: Fluke 187 corroded battery terminals - how to clean?

Thanks Retiredcaps. That is really good, almost half the batteries and it still functions, good video.

[retiredcaps]

Re: Fluke 187 corroded battery terminals - how to clean?

Thanks Retiredcaps. That is really good, almost half the batteries and it still functions, good video.

If you think that is good, check the UEI multimeter in episode 99 (Dave Jones' eevblog $100 multimeter shootout) below

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-_dU...feature=relmfu

Start 31:15 into program for the UEI (9V battery). The Fluke 87V shows the DC variable power output voltage. The Gossen Metrahit shows the current usage of the DUT multimeter.

I wish ALL electronics would use up every last drop of the batteries rather than cutting off at 1.2V (for 1.5V batteryl).

[Kiriakos GR]

Re: Fluke 187 corroded battery terminals - how to clean?

Yes, I saw that when your site came alive. Congrats on the new site.

I have been a very long time nimh battery user.

Thank you retiredcaps,
it is true that I am an dedicated explorer of multimeters.
Your hot welcoming will force me to buy one small Canadian flag for my office.

About the multimeters and NiMH, slowly the manufacturers they start to understand how important are the rechargeable s.
The new Agilent U1273A haves one special setting about adjusting the battery indicator for use with alkaline, or for use with NiMH.
Everything is a mater of design.

In few weeks from now, my review about it will make widely known those fresh technical details.

The one set of those latest eneloop AA is for my FLUKE 28II.
And those AAA for the Agilent U1272A & U1273A .



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