I always go to my Fluke 117 DMM and I have around 8 or 9 other cheaper ones lying around basement and garage.
The cheap free ones from Harbor Freight work just fine.
Mark
Multimeter suggestions?
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hmm.. who thinks nhantruong2346's first and only post here was spam to try to sell DMMs? He bumped a 6 year old thread just to list the features of the meter he uses.
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That seems to be the second intrusion in a week, no?
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Can't argue with Fluke.
Agree with an earlier comment too. You don't need to break the bank if this is primarily for hobbyist use. Here's a reviewed, nice looking autoranging meter:
https://www.circuitspecialists.com/digi ... 2205d.html
Agree with an earlier comment too. You don't need to break the bank if this is primarily for hobbyist use. Here's a reviewed, nice looking autoranging meter:
https://www.circuitspecialists.com/digi ... 2205d.html
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Yeah that seems very BS to me too. Removing the link. and the post if more agree.Tony Bones wrote: ↑Wed Feb 27, 2019 2:55 pm hmm.. who thinks nhantruong2346's first and only post here was spam to try to sell DMMs? He bumped a 6 year old thread just to list the features of the meter he uses.
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Re: Multimeter suggestions?
There's no discussion about Fluke, very good - and with a markup for the name - but there's several cheaper instruments that are very good, and in my mind ( and experience, because I've used them) a par with Fluke. Amprobe and Appa are two that springs to mind, if one wants to save a buck or ten...
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I saw an EEVBlog video on the Aneng 8008 something and it is like 25$ and tests out quite high qualityAurora wrote: ↑Thu Feb 28, 2019 8:58 pm There's no discussion about Fluke, very good - and with a markup for the name - but there's several cheaper instruments that are very good, and in my mind ( and experience, because I've used them) a par with Fluke. Amprobe and Appa are two that springs to mind, if one wants to save a buck or ten...
If you want to go for good bang for the buck.
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Nothing warms up a room full of geeks like a discussion of DMMs.
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Yeah, couldn't resist. It's very good for the price. Surprisingly small--it's easy to accidentally drag around the bench when you move your leads!
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