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General| Type | Hot Wire Anemometer |
|---|---|
| Power Source | 9V Battery |
| Auto Power Off | Yes |
| Model | HotWire Fox |
| Air Velocity Range | 0 to 25 m/s |
| Air Temperature Range | 32° to 122°F (0° to 50°C) |
| Resolution | 0.1°F/°C |
| Display | LCD |
Lists key features of the HotWire Hound receiver unit.
Lists key features of the HotWire Fox transmitter unit.
Locates antenna, headlights, signal strength indicator, and power button.
Identifies volume/sensitivity control, earphone jack, battery parts, and speaker.
Identifies function switch, unlock button, and their operation.
Locates Pulse/Warble, TrueTrace, RF level, Battery Test LED, and Voltage Present LED.
Identifies test lead connections, magnets, screws, and battery compartment.
Details how to connect and use various test leads and probes.
Explains the voltage detection mode and safety warnings.
Explains how to use the continuity test mode.
Details how to use the tracer tone mode and select pulse/warble.
Illustrates and explains the principle of finding a signal null for wire tracing.
Shows practical examples of tracing wires and breakers using the null method.
Offers tips for improving null detection and tracing specific wires like invisible fences.
Illustrates and explains the principle of finding a signal peak for wire tracing.
Details crosstalk issues and the TrueTrace feature for accurate wire identification.
Explains how to configure pilot tone and tracer tone pitch via jumpers.
Details how to test and replace internal fuses, with warnings.
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