YR1035, another milliohm meter, an improved version of the YR1030
23-01-2019, 03:15
I posted a review of the YR1030 milliohm meter. It’s a great instrument, and I use it very often—not just when working with batteries, but whenever I need to measure low resistance. I also have a friend who works with batteries, and a while ago I suggested he buy one too. He was a little skeptical, but after seeing it in action, he decided to get one for himself. Knowing the specifics of his work, though, I recommended the updated YR1035 instead of the YR1030. Today I’ll explain how they differ and why, in this case, the 1035 is the better choice.
YR1030, a milliohm meter for measuring low resistance and the internal resistance of batteries
16-07-2018, 20:12
I've published quite a few battery reviews, and people often asked why I don't measure the batteries' internal resistance in them. My answer was usually the same: the instruments I had couldn't measure this parameter accurately, so there was no point in taking measurements. But fairly recently, I got my hands on a specialized instrument designed specifically for this kind of measurement. This device belongs to a very specialized class of measuring instruments, but I can imagine it being useful for more than just working with batteries.
