Can i still get the code and the link for this GB ?
Sent.
Correct, and that zero-ing in position in the measuring set-up is really needed, can easily make half an amp difference.
For my emitter tests, the current used was always the current read-out of my the power supply as it measures within 0.1A of two other ways to measure current (DMM and 0.01 Ohm sense resistor). On my last led-test I used the clamp meter current instead because it gives an extra digit which makes it easier to set the current. The clamp meter reads consistently 0.1A less than my power supply from 0 to 8A, which is pretty ok I think. I have the feeling that my power supply is more wrong than my clamp meter, but that is just a feeling 
Thanks wight and djozz. Will do that going forward.
I’d like to obtain purchase info please.
Thank you
Well, it seems to be a great meter! Witht the offset cleared it shows exacly the same readings as my Benning whitch is realy incredible!
Ordered yesterday, status shows shipped today.
I know it has not actually left China yet. But that’s fast boxing up.
I didn’t pay for tracking but status gave me a tracking Number. I guess Freeme arranged for free tracking. That’s nice.
Thanks Freeme
You will automatically receive free tracking when your order exceed certain sum. :nerd_face:
When mine arrived, it didn‘t have any loose battery. So, I thought that the battery was missing, like I had read about buyers’ experiences elsewhere.
I picked a pair of Duracell 9V batteries at Home Depot for $8.48 (inconveniently located in a side aisle away from the main battery showcase that prominently featured a single Eveready 9V battery “on sale” for $10.23 :-/ ). Devious of them to try and market the more expensive battery!
When I got home and opened up the battery storage compartment I was surprised to find a generic 9V battery sitting there in a brand new cellophane wrapper.
I thought I had outwitted the folks at Home Depot, but the only person I ended up outwitting wss myself. $-)
EDIT: Senior moment. :-x
The item I was thinking about was my new 1330B luxmeter, not the Uni-T. The clamp-meter came with batteries installed and in working condition.
Meter runs on 2x AAA. Not 9V.
Everybody seems to get it with batteries. I didn´t. >:-#
It seems they pull off the batteries before shipping to Germany … 
This clamp meter is a real winner on price-performance ratio !
No batteries with mine.
My two came in recently. I’ve played with them some for measuring DC current and I’m happy. No surprise there, lots of other members have already been happy with theirs. I used them to compare the input(dc)/output(ac) currents from a couple of HID ballasts and they seemed to work nicely. Other (dc) current measurements have also been inline with my expectations.
I didn’t receive any batteries with mine so I used what I had on hand, Energizer Advanced Lithium.
Mine arrived; no batteries either, but I had some in a box. It works and I’m pleased.
This was the longest shipping interval I have run into though. Ordered Jan. 26, shipped Jan. 27. Strange thing occurred though. In late February the tracking number changed! That original # has disappeared from the tracking systems.
Same thing happened with my order. I contacted BG asking why it was taking so long. They replied saying that they had to re-ship and gave me a new tracking number. It arrived a short time later. All is good now. $hit happens I guess…
Can I get a code for this group buy?
May I get the code for this too, please?
Anyone else noticed some acting up with this clamp meter?
When I want to measure battery voltage I press the select button to go from AC to DC (which is also quite annoying since 99% of times I am dealing with DC so I have to switch from AC to DC setting every single time when using this meter), stuck the probes to (li ion) battery and it just displays OL (as overload), instead of changing to volts, it stays in mV (millivolts) and doesn’t want to move, only when I switch from DC to AC and then back from AC to DC it remembers that there are other measuring units beside millivolt…
I’ve only measured volts with mine once or twice, as a test. I didn’t notice that problem.
I agree, having to switch from AC to DC measurement every time I turn the meter on is annoying!
Well, yes, this is kind of annoying. I wonder why they decided to start on AC when switched on ? My other DMMs with autorange start on DC when switched on.
Apart from that I´m pretty happy with this clamp-meter !