Gee - you weren't even HERE when I called whoever it was who WAS here a clever prick.
If you can't keep using the same name because everyone puts you in the bit bucket, you are not anywhere near as clever as you think you are - and it doesn't change the rest of the description.
Inductive clamps NEED a metal to metal core connection to close the magnetic circuit of the core.. Some clampons may use a Rogowski soil which has no core - but I have not seen one in a consumer grade or trade level meter - might be used in lab quality stuff for better linearity with no core to saturate.AC transformer coils have to be made of laminations or ferrite - solid iron doesn't work very well - and the only time an air gap is used in a transformer is to prevent saturation when there is a DC component in the power.
Most AC clampmeters can not give anywhere near accurate results with the clamp not fully closed, while a hall efect sensor REQUIRES a gap in the magnetic circuit.
Every insuctive clamp I have ever seen - for ammeters, tachometer pickups, or timing lights - have exposed cores - and they don't work worth squat if the jaws cannot close fully.
I've heard that the idea is to get the proper magnetic field reading from the live cable/wire which helps determine amperage with ammeters, not "amp meters".
Well, it obviously isn't enough to pay for vehicle repairs, or even a couple hundred in taxes year after year. Do you think you're helping your rep by pretending to have valuable assets, at the same time you admit to not paying taxes? Because even the phoniest of conservatives reading are thinking, damn, Wieber is the most impotent of all us.
Are you giving someone a ride? Because you can't diagnose shit. Oh wait, maybe that is something you can do. At least, tell the difference between dog and cat anyway.
I prefer a delayed bank debit which gives me an extra 14 days to raise the money. Followed by a visit to the bank to clear up the overdraft fees. Isn't that how everyone does it?
Gunner (posting from my new mobile office)
"It's time for the human race to enter the solar system."
Their present battery is 6.2 Ah. The new one, IIRC, will be something like 9 Ah.
So the run time is around 6.5 minutes, not 15 seconds. And the tool is not likely to be used continuously at full power. The conductors, if I understand correctly, are copper bars. I'm more interested in how they handle that amperage in a compact brushless motor than in how they get it there.
Keep in mind, also, that Metabo has wireless charging. In industry, the wireless charger is used to keep topping up the battery, when you put the tool down for any reason.
Go watch one of their 1,200 - 1,300 watt tools if you don't believe they can do 2,500.
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