The Snap-On
Vantage PGM does not offer AC input coupling, this makes it
difficult to troubleshoot alternator ripple and other
signals. Not a problem with the AES AC Filter Lead. It does
the job for you by filtering out the DC (steady) portion of
the signal so you can concentrate on the AC (always
changing) signal, making it easy work to diagnose alternator
ripple.
You can also use the AES AC Filter Lead to perform a
cranking compression test since it allows you to focus in on
small fluctuations in battery voltage!
Constructed of 6-feet of shielded cable terminating to
banana plugs for both signal and ground connections.
Includes datasheet with setup instructions for the Vantage
PGM and two insulated alligator clips (red and black).
Example
of an alternator ripple waveform
This is a good example of an alternator ripple
waveform captured with the AES# 03-90-van. The Vantage
PGM cannot capture a waveform like this without this
filtered test lead.
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This is a good example of an alternator ripple
waveform captured with the AES# 03-90-van. The Vantage
PGM cannot capture a waveform like this without this
filtered test lead.