Pokit turns your iOS device into a sophisticated Multimeter

Captain Larry-DH

Captain Larry-DH

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Jun 14, 2010
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Robertson & Caine 2017 Leopard 40 CT
http://pokitmeter.com/#top

This is pretty cool. True RMS volt/amp readings and it also has recording/logging capabilities and oscilloscope. Inexpensive too. If you already carry an iPhone you're more halfway there.

PS I have no financial interest in this. Just posting as an FYI because I think most of us as DIYers are interested in new tools.
 
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dlochner

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Jan 11, 2014
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Sabre 362 113 Fair Haven, NY
It is an interesting device. Keep an eye out on Kickstarter. I've heard that they will be launching a Kickstarter campaign in the very near future.

And I have no financial interest in the company.
 
DArcy

DArcy

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Feb 11, 2017
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Islander Freeport 36 Ottawa
I've been following these guys for a while. They originally said August for Kickstarter but 3 months late isn't too bad for a miniaturized development like this. $50 seems like a screaming deal for a multimeter/oscilloscope/data-logger.
 
Maine Sail

Maine Sail

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Feb 6, 1998
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Canadian Sailcraft 36T Casco Bay, ME
There is also the Mooshimeter. I have owned one for a while, but still reach for my Fluke instruments 98% of the time...
 
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colemj

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Jul 13, 2004
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Dolphin Catamaran Dolphin 460 Mystic, CT
The AC voltage limit is 42V, so not really applicable to sailboat systems beyond troubleshooting some rare electronic internals. A maximum of 2A limits its usefulness also.

Mark
 
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Captain Larry-DH

Captain Larry-DH

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colemj said:
The AC voltage limit is 42V, so not really applicable to sailboat systems beyond troubleshooting some rare electronic internals. A maximum of 2A limits its usefulness also.

Mark
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Thanks for pointing this out.
 
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