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The following is a very brief review of a relatively new product from Jbauer, the LaserBee A. The 'A' stands for analog, as previous Jbauer LPM's used a micro controller to adjust zero, with this model, you simply adjust a dial.
I sent payment to Jerry late 9/26, the meter shipped the next day and I received it 10/3.
About the meter:
Put in a 9v battery and it's ready to go, the housing is sturdy and includes a battery compartment that makes for a nice self contained unit. The resolution and accuracy seem to be on point as the meter was able to read a known 5mw red pointer within a short period of time +/- 1mW and consistently measures my O-like red at exactly 195mW after zeroing. Adjusting for zero is easily done by turning the knob on the face either left (more -) or right (more +) to attain zero. The digital display is large, bright and easy to read. I have no complaints as of yet except for the fact that I currently don't have anything close to 2W to test the upper end.
Jerry does business the right way, fast shipping, good product, highly recommended this LPM.
I sent payment to Jerry late 9/26, the meter shipped the next day and I received it 10/3.
About the meter:
Put in a 9v battery and it's ready to go, the housing is sturdy and includes a battery compartment that makes for a nice self contained unit. The resolution and accuracy seem to be on point as the meter was able to read a known 5mw red pointer within a short period of time +/- 1mW and consistently measures my O-like red at exactly 195mW after zeroing. Adjusting for zero is easily done by turning the knob on the face either left (more -) or right (more +) to attain zero. The digital display is large, bright and easy to read. I have no complaints as of yet except for the fact that I currently don't have anything close to 2W to test the upper end.
Jerry does business the right way, fast shipping, good product, highly recommended this LPM.