30 V - 5 A Power Supply: "To Each His Own"

I found two videos on the small Peaktech 6225 desktop power supply which examine it closely and arrive at pretty much the same conclusions. The more interesting of the two is obviously that which goes a bit further with the criticism, while frankly highlighting the strengths and not glossing over the weaknesses. And finally weighs the judgement, to present an honest picture.

What's black and contains a whole lot of useful cables and test leads? Well it's the PeakTech P 8200 Measuring Accessories Set. Check out this review to take a closer look at what's inside...

Ahrensburg, Germany-based PeakTech Prüf- und Messtechnik GmbH now offers a newly developed series of digital multimeters ideal for applications in dark working environments, such as optical laboratories or night use in industry.

With the term endoscope, what you probably think of first, is an instrument for medical applications, but in this case it is a handy device that, through a thin flexible tube with a camera built into the end, lets you look into difficult to access places. Applications that come to mind are awkward spaces around the engine in a car or inspecting the input hose to a washing machine. This is a device for anyone who would like to look in difficult to access places.

I just spent a morning with the PeakTech 1265, the entry-level model of a series of Chinese-made digital storage oscilloscopes . Here is a summary of my findings and some impressions of it. On unpacking, I immediately noticed that the mains power supply is built in, but nevertheless this PeakTech 1265 oscilloscope is very light… A good argument for taking it with you. The large screen size is about standard for this type of instrument.