A meter for the new century

Doug-P · Apr 23, 2017

I did a search and didn't get any hits so:

Mooshimeter

A new use for your cell phone.

janner_10 · Apr 23, 2017

I hope the meter works better than the link.

keithkyll · Apr 23, 2017

Corrected link.
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Doug-P · Apr 23, 2017

keithkyll said:
Corrected link.
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Oops!

Thanks for the fix.

AustralIan · Apr 23, 2017

Looks pretty good concept. Stated 1% accuracy, and 8kHz sampling so I would probably want to dig a bit deeper before getting one.

Saturn_Europa1 · Apr 23, 2017

I wonder what the category of the meter is?

My employer requires all meters to be Cat 3

osmanmom · Apr 23, 2017

User manual

boneless · Apr 23, 2017

I think I saw ElectroBOOM fidling around with one in a couple of video's. Seems like an interesting concept.

https://www.youtube.com/user/msadaghd

Peter Nachtwey · Apr 23, 2017

I like it. Mooshi reminds me of Japanese answering their phones.

Edmhydraulics · Apr 23, 2017

What a great idea. I like it.

Doug-P · Apr 23, 2017

boneless said:
I think I saw ElectroBOOM fidling around with one in a couple of video's.

That's where I saw it, I think he was fixing Christmas lights. Shocks himself a lot. The guy's a nut - in a good way.

Thomas_v2 · Apr 23, 2017

There are many classic multimeters out there, which have bluetooth and software for PC or smartphone.
The new thing here is, that it has no display?

KB1GNI · Apr 24, 2017

Peter Nachtwey said:
I like it. Mooshi reminds me of Japanese answering their phones.

Reminds me of the episode of 'Barney Miller' where the guys got into the pot brownies in evidence by mistake.

exabmorgan · Apr 24, 2017

Bought one a few months ago. I specifically like the concept of using a 24bit ADC to grab the voltage drop over a length of cable and calculate the Amp draw without having to break the circuit.

I also wanted to compare it to the Fluke 289 for logging. I find it is slower than the fluke.

So it sits in my drawer(with the battery uninstalled) waiting for somebody to want some kind of transient monitoring on their power inputs. I don't think of it much in day-to-day use. with no screen it is somewhat limiting.

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