I couldn't help myself, I just found this so hilarious!
(less than 1 minute video for those with short attention spans)
Dave.
I couldn't help myself, I just found this so hilarious!
(less than 1 minute video for those with short attention spans)
Dave.
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you must have been having a hard time coming up with content this week.
It would be good if the fold out support didn't collapse, but I wonder whether it's reasonable to expect to be able to press the buttons without holding the meter at the same time. If the support didn't collapse, I imagine the entire meter would move bodily across the table.
Still, it's reminiscent of the design of the Daikin air conditioner remote control wall mounting bracket I had. It supported the base of the remote, and the middle, but not the top - which is where the on/off button is. So you press the button, and the remote falls out of the bracket. In my case, it fell onto a wooden floor, and the LCD display cracked.
Daikin did replace it free of charge, after some argument about the design.
Sylvia.
Well, my old Tenma has a really stiff dial knob. Can't turn it with out holding it and it is 20 yrs old. Plus it has better battery life than the Fluke 77 I inherited.
Cheers
I'll solve this for ya: index finger curled over the top of the DVM and your thumb on the button.
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Kind of reminds me of the two old gents discussing matters of how they are able to bend their member all over the place. Because when they were young, they couldn't. So they concluded that when you get older, you get stronger..
That ain't a solution, it's a workaround. Should I hold my tongue at the correct angle too?
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Of course it's reasonable to expect that!
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hilarious!
Not as hard as you I suspect. Show us your content...
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** Course it IS a solution and very workable one too.
Prodding at the meter (when using the tilt) with your fingertip is plain dumb.
** Now he wants to operate the meter with his tongue too ??Totally off with the fairies ......
.... Phil
Phew, didn't realise I was just getting stronger.
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I agree! A bad design at any price is still a bad design. ;-)
The guy who made that video had previously tested several models of DMMs. I assume the model in this video is one that got his attention for being unusually flawed.
I tried the "button push test" with my cheap-but-pretty-good Mastech meters here, and all three models passed easily. One of them is listed on Amazon for just $25, and I got mine as a free gift from an electronic parts supplier.
The "Product Design FAIL" meter reminds me of what people said about the first (red LED) digital watches of the 1970's: They were so advanced that they took two hands to operate!
Jay Ts
As the doctor said, "Don't do that!"
John
Useless for dial-up..
It was either a Beetle Bailey or a Michael Jordan joke/reference.
Most folks got it. You did not.
First time I ever saw a man publicly call being flaccid "stronger".
Pretty funny, you are.
You forgot to hit him with the rubber chicken. :(
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Should you expect to be able to push the buttons with the tilting bail?, lets find out:
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Oh well, guess one can't argue with that.
Sylvia.
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