Kaiweets Km601 10000 count, first look and detailed test @TheBreadboardca

Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Kaiweets kindly sent me one of their new handheld DMM's to review, so here is a detailed look and test of it for you to see how well it performs.

Good choice for Home and hobby use for sure, not really for industrial though (IMHO).

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Kaiweets Km601 10000 count, first look and detailed test

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Kaiweets Km601 10000 count, first look and detailed test