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The Autel MaxiSys Oscilloscope Accessory Kit (MSOAK) puts the current, ignition and battery measurement accessories for an Autel oscilloscope in one blow-molded carrying case. It is compatible with the MaxiFlash VCMI included with the MS919 and Ultra, the VCMI2 included with the MS919 S2 and Ultra S2, the MP408 4-channel oscilloscope and the MaxiScope MP608 4-channel oscilloscope, the add-on scope for the MS909. The oscilloscopes are sold separately. The kit includes a 65A AC/DC current clamp, a 650A AC/DC current clamp, a coil-on-plug probe, an HT extension lead (2pcs) and a battery clip (2pcs).
In the Bay
The kit has two AC/DC current clamps, one for low current and one for high current. Both open at the jaws and clamp around the conductor, so current is read without physical contact with the conductor, and each connects to a multimeter or an oscilloscope.
The coil-on-plug probe picks up the ignition waveform of the engine. The HT extension leads fit between the coil pack and the plugs of an independent ignition system, and a secondary ignition pickup placed on each lead gives the secondary ignition voltage. The battery clips connect to the battery terminals.
Who It Fits
Diagnostic technicians who run an MS919, MS919 S2, Ultra or Ultra S2, or an MS909 with the MaxiScope MP608, and need to measure current draw, secondary ignition or battery terminals. The clamps, probe and leads are optional accessories for the MP608 and are not in its box. Shops that already own an MP408 can use the same kit with that scope.
What's Included
- 65A AC/DC current clamp
- 650A AC/DC current clamp
- Coil-on-plug probe
- HT extension lead (2pcs)
- Battery clip (2pcs)
- Blow-molded carrying case
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
