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As it happened, I got my hands on a simple clamp meter, which is what I’ll be reviewing today. I’ll try to keep this brief while still covering the inspection and tests.

There are a few discounts on various soldering and welding tools; this may be useful to someone.

Banggood is running some promotions right now, with stars to collect, and while browsing I kept coming across this impact wrench at what seemed like a reasonable price. I don't actually need one, but a few times I nearly bought it. I thought it might be useful to someone.

Discounts on both models of Ruideng adjustable voltage converters

A few more discounts and coupons from Banggood.

A few deals that might be useful.

Banggood is running a sale on a range of products. There are plenty of items on offer, but I decided to pick out only those that seem interesting or particularly good value to me. If you're unsure, it's best to double-check.

Banggood is having a sale. This might be useful to someone.

Someone sent me information about a Banggood sale, so I decided to share it with readers.

I use power tools often, and it just so happens that quite a few of them are battery-powered. But this is the first time I’ve tested a cordless rotary hammer, so I’m doubly curious to see what it’s like. As usual, we’ll take a look, take it apart, and put it to the test.

I have a real soft spot for gadgets with vacuum displays. When I saw something like this in one of the comments, I got excited and decided to buy one for myself. The only difference was that the one I saw had a few extra “bells and whistles,” like a clock and something else, but I just wanted an indicator—and I found one :) A short review of a large indicator with a “warm” display.

Today I'm reviewing a rather interesting and useful device, if it weren't for a few "buts" that slightly spoiled my overall impression of what is, all things considered, a pretty decent piece of hardware. I'm talking about an eight-channel relay module with remote control over Ethernet.

Many of my readers know how much I enjoy writing power supply reviews. It’s probably my favorite topic. But today’s review will be a little different from my usual ones—and for good reason, it’ll be short. So, if you’re interested in switching power supplies, come on in.

This story began quite a while ago. First, about four and a half years ago, I bought several LED lights that had worked pretty well all this time. Then one of them finally failed. Since I didn't want to replace them all, the obvious decision was to repair it and, while I was at it, put together a "repair kit" for the others, which were still working.

I periodically need to use stranded cables, and some time ago I even reviewed a crimping tool. But you also need consumables for all that—in other words, the terminals themselves, preferably in different colors as well as different sizes. So I decided to buy this set.

And now it’s the turn of the last, sixth power supply made by Mean Well. I decided to save this one for last, partly because its design stands out from the rest, and partly simply because I liked the way it looks. In any case, I found it interesting to take a closer look, and that’s what I’m going to tell you about today.

I only recently posted a review of the Mean Well HDR-60-12 power supply, and today I'm reviewing its larger "sibling". It's very similar, but it also has a few features of its own. Both power supplies share the same form factor and output voltage—though I'm getting ahead of myself. More on that in the review.

Today I'm reviewing another power supply made by Mean Well. This time, it's a model designed for mounting on a DIN rail. I've already reviewed a similar power supply, but that one was intended for industrial use. This time, I'll show you a more "home-friendly" version. Inspection, schematic, tests—as always.