A meter for the new century

[Doug-P]

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

Mooshimeter

A new use for your cell phone.

 

[janner_10]

I hope the meter works better than the link.

 

[keithkyll]

Corrected link.
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[Doug-P]

Corrected link.
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Oops!

Thanks for the fix.

 

[AustralIan]

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]

I wonder what the category of the meter is?

My employer requires all meters to be Cat 3

 

[osmanmom]

User manual

 

[boneless]

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]

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

 

[Edmhydraulics]

What a great idea. I like it.

 

[Doug-P]

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]

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]

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]

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.