How to calibrate Fnirsi FNB58 and how to measure USB cables resistance!

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  • čas přidán 23. 11. 2023
  • Procedure how to calibrate FNB58 and make a Constant Load USB thing.
    Also how to measure resistance in USB cables.

Komentáře • 28

  • @user-fed-yum
    @user-fed-yum Před 4 hodinami +1

    Remember the rule, the USB connector always goes in on the third attempt 🤔🤓

  • @FransvandeKamp
    @FransvandeKamp Před dnem +1

    You probably messed up when you pushed the rocker while pulling the tester out because I am sure that both results should be a lot higher, somewhere between 90 and 200 mOhm

  • @derdoktor7123

    Thanks for your video! I tried it with my electronic load and discovered that it works only with 1 A load current, not with 2A. The current measurement of the FNB58 is precise up to 4 digits!

  • @abdlaziz_
    @abdlaziz_ Před 21 dnem +1

    great video .. i gotta ask tough .. why is it necessary to put a resistor on the right side ? there has to be a simpler way than this right?

  • @RationallySkeptical
    @RationallySkeptical Před 21 dnem +1

    It would have been better if you had included showing how the device will actually give the watt rating of the cable [PD 100W, for example] as well. Knowing whether a cable is rated for 140W or 100W is arguably more important than just knowing if a cable is overly resistive.

  • @abdlaziz_
    @abdlaziz_ Před 21 dnem +1

    just in case if anybody sees this comment and might benefit from this i found multiple vidoes about this topic

  • @GodriaR

    Thank you for the video,

  • @medeo9813

    Hello. Could you write me link fo Android and Windows app for this meter? On official website i can't find app. Thanks

  • @Andyfun2010

    Kann der FNB58 mit aktueller Firmware nur 120 Watt? In den Spezifikationen steht maximal 120 Watt! Das schwächste PD3.1 Ladegerät kann 140 Watt! PD3.1 selbst geht bis 240 Watt.

  • @JagMan903

    I just bought this tester and wanted to test a "26800mah" power bank I bought from Amazon. I don't quite understand how to read the results that's right in front of me. Lol. Is it a 9900mAh or 19600mAH capacity?

  • @rosgr63

    Thanks for your reply

  • @rosgr63

    Thanks for the great review!