Power Probe
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 Power Probe ECT2000 Wireless Short Finder Kit  US $112.99
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 Power Probe 3 Circuit Tester w Gold Test Lead Set III US $174.00
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 Power Probe 3 Circuit Tester w Built In Voltmeter III US $139.00
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Power Probe III Ultimate 12 to 24 Volt Automotive Electrical Circuit Tester Kit List Price: $249.96 Sale Price: $92.00  |
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The third release in the Power Probe line of diagnostic tools for auto electrical systems, the Power Probe III is the most revolutionary automotive circuit tester to date*. Packed with quick diagnostic power and multiple capabilities, this small, but powerful tool allows automotive technicians to literally speed through regularly scheduled maintenance and the troubleshooting of problems on automotive electrical systems, saving time and money... |
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Power Probe PPKIT03 Master Combo Kit List Price: $299.00 Sale Price: $201.95 |
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Master kit includes a complete PPLS01 lead set, ECT2000 kit and a complete Power Probe III kit. |
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Power Probe LS01 Power Probe Lead set List Price: $74.50 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Power Probe Lead Sets feature both high current 10 gauge multi-strand leads and gold plated electrical connectors. |
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Power Probe ECT2000 Power Probe Short Circuit Detector List Price: $229.00 Sale Price: $98.22 |
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Power Probe's Smart ECT2000 is an electronic circuit tracer that makes locating short and open circuits within a vehicle's wiring easier than ever before. Its advanced digital intelligence, built around a transmitter/receiver design, puts it far above all electronic tracers in the market, letting you quickly determine whether a circuit is shorted or open, regardless where it occurs in a vehicle... |
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Power Probe PP3LS01 Power Probe III Lead Set Combo List Price: $262.49 Sale Price: $128.99 |
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The simplicity of use combined with the numerous variations of connectors and adapters makes this kit a real winner! The Power Probe III has all the benefits of Power Probe I and II, but now with a Voltmeter... |
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Power Probe 19FTC Power Probe 6-24 Volt Tester with Case List Price: $118.13 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Power Probe 6-24 Volt Tester with 19ft. Cable with case. When you connect the Power Probe to your car battery, you will have multiple testers immediately. |
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Power Probe 219FTC Power Probe II Tester with Case List Price: $130.46 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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The second release in the Power Probe line of diagnostic tools for auto electrical systems, the Power Probe II is a revolutionary automotive circuit tester*. Packed with quick diagnostic power and multiple capabilities, this small but powerful tool allows automotive technicians to speed through regularly scheduled maintenance and the troubleshooting of problems on automotive electrical systems, saving time and money... |
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Power Probe (PP PPSK) Self-Igniting Butane Soldering Iron, Hot Knife and Hot Air Torch Kit List Price: $73.24 Sale Price: $41.17 |
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Flameless heat tip/hot air blower Needle, spade, and chisel soldering tips Heat shrink tubing attachment Hot knife tip Coil of 60/40 solder Carrying case for kit |
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Power Probe (PWPPNLS029) Female Adapter. 4mm Connector - Probe Tip Extender List Price: $3.95 Sale Price: $2.72 |
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FEMALE ADAPT FROM LS01 SET |
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Power Probe (PWPPPPP01) Small Piercing Probe List Price: $12.96 Sale Price: $8.93 |
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Self centering wire piercing Handles wire gauges 28 to 18 |
What instrument is used to tune an low power UHF rf receiver used for general purposes?
1) What instrument is used to tune an low power UHF RF receiver used for general purposes?
2) Where can I purchase this instrument?
3) Do these kind of instruments normally come with an option to check the frequency of oscillation using physical contact via probes or an antenna?
Any help in the right direction will be much appreciated.
"A low power", please!
Receivers have sensitivity, not power, except in the audio or output stage(s).
The better the sensitivity, the better the chances of detecting a weak signal.
Instruments for tuning may range from a simple multimeter to specialist RF test sets. Only multimeters are cheap.
In a receiver, the only frequencies of oscillation are those of the local oscillator(s). These are generally checked using a frequency counter directly connected.
If you are talking about reading a received frequency, these are generally read by measuring the 1st. local oscillator frequency, and allowing for its offset from the receive frequency in question.
A UHF receiver will usually have 2 local oscillators and intermediate frequencies.
