This is part 3 of my review of the OWON XDM1041, a relatively cheap (£110 or US$160) bench multimeter in an unusual form factor. In my quest to decide if the XDM1041 is worth the money, this video dives into the performance, which is a very dry subject, be warned!
A significant part of the video deals with some strange behaviour when measuring temperature. If that is not your thing, you may want to skip it.
Finally I managed to update the firmware of my XDM1041 with a new file received from OWON. This video shows how its done. Spoiler: I have not noticed any significant differences in the new firmware.



01:16 Burden voltage & input res.
02:36 AC+DC behaviour
04:00 OWON manual & specs
04:20 Why LOW speed is better
05:38 meaning of % + digits
08:11 DC volts & current
10:30 AC volts & current
12:27 Resistance
13:37 Capacitance
16:26 Bandwidth & Frequency
17:24 How Ktype works
22:09 XDM1041 temp. weirdness
30:51 new XDM1041s with USB
31:34 Firmware upgrade



The teardown review of the XDM1041:    • The OWON XDM1041 bench multimeter, pe...  
The user interface video is here:    • The OWON XDM1041 bench multimeter, pe...  

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