Blue ESR Meter

I received two units of blue ESR meter by Anatek and the blue ESR meter was designed by Bob Parker. It is in the kitset form and you could see the different parts from the photos. I have discussed with John Bachman about becoming the distributor for this Blue ESR Meter and i need to test it out myself before i began to sell it from my websites. I wish i could fix the testing equipment fast but tomorrow there might be a student from Myanmar who will be attending the basic electronic course for 5 days. Anyway once i have completed fixing the Blue ESR Meter i will surely test it out and will let you know about how good is this ESR tester.

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   jayan

   October 20, 2009 at 11:36 pm

   I like to know more about blue ESR Meter rate also
   send email .......

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   admin

   October 21, 2009 at 9:43 am

   Hi Jayan,

   Please visit http://www.electronicrepairguide.com/blue-esr-meter.html

   Jestine

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   Mick

   December 26, 2012 at 10:06 am

   Good day and Happy Holidays Jestine,I get the following readings from the Anatek blue ESR Meter let me know if these Electrolytic caps are good or not:

   100V 470uf - 0.3 OHMS
   10V 3300uf - 0.2 OHMS
   16V 1500uf - o.3 ohms
   25v 470uf - 0.3 OHMS

   400V 270uf - 0.22 OHMS
   400V 270uf - 0.15 ohms
   450V 47uf - 1.0 OHMS
   50V 22uf - 1.0 ohms

   What do you think please let me know so I can get a hang of this meter.

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     Jestine Yong

     December 26, 2012 at 8:22 pm

     Hi Mick,

     Try this link below for easy reference:

     https://www.jestineyong.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/ESRTable1.jpg

     The value that you get should be lowered than the chart. If you get the same value as the chart then it is a marginal cap. Some caps still function well under marginal value or slightly higher than the value from the chart.

     Jestine

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