Need a multimeter?

[mhuss]

If you're in the U.S., Sears has a great deal on a true RMS meter right now:
http://dealnews.com/Craftsman-Professio ... 99657.html

Sure a Fluke is better, but its hard to go wrong for $40.

I have no affiliation with Sears, or whoever makes their meters.

--mark

[drhulsey]

Thanks for the heads-up

[Richie]

I bought one of the Craftsman meter a year or so ago.. it crapped out,so i threw it in the pile with the rest of them. Finally got my Fluke today.
I also have a Wavetek that has been a great meter.
My craftsman looked different,or was an older model..so maybe the one listed is a bit better.

[mhuss]

I bought one, in part because it has a built-in laser. Gotta love anything with a built-in laser.

--mark

[Lonely Raven]

I bought one, in part because it has a built-in laser. Gotta love anything with a built-in laser.

--mark

That gave me a good laugh.

[Richie]

I bought one, in part because it has a built-in laser. Gotta love anything with a built-in laser.

--mark

Can't wait till they have one out that tells exactly whats wrong with an amp,even if its a loose input jack nut, kinda of like the thing Bones used on star trek for people Just wave it over the amp and get a read out..

[drhulsey]

... kinda of like the thing Bones used on star trek for people

Then an Ampfest would be easy We'd all just beam up to Ashland and rock & roll

[mhuss]

Can't wait till they have one out that tells exactly whats wrong with an amp,even if its a loose input jack nut, kinda of like the thing Bones used on star trek for people Just wave it over the amp and get a read out..

"Sensors indicate you have a cold solder joint on V2 pin 3, and also you forgot to ground your output connection."

--mark

[muchxs]

... kinda of like the thing Bones used on star trek for people

Then an Ampfest would be easy We'd all just beam up to Ashland and rock & roll

Beam me back to the Ashgrove.

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