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| 6000 count DMM's (NOT a good $9 newbie meter..) Resolved. |
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| malagas_on_fire:
Thats the meter long gone... Well forget the durable. For the new to electronics, the supposed 9 dollar using low energy, will do the Job, but what about this meter that iluminates the proper jacks to be inserted the leads and has a nice rubber case: Mastech MS8268 Digital AC/DC Auto/Manual Range Digital Multimeter Meter Res F2Y4 : https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mastech-MS8268-Digital-AC-DC-Auto-Manual-Range-Digital-Multimeter-Meter-Res-F2Y4-/253168754668?roken=cUgayN&soutkn=Vkd75f This way newer will get used to put the leads correctly and perhaps a better built quality product. |
| mtdoc:
--- Quote from: joeqsmith on July 13, 2018, 10:17:44 pm ---That's one tiny meter. --- End quote --- That's not a tiny meter. THIS is a tiny meter. ;D |
| floobydust:
Aw so cute and tiny but a 12V battery? I got pissed off and glued a 9V battery+holder to the back side :-DD |
| bitseeker:
--- Quote from: mtdoc on July 15, 2018, 08:36:40 pm ---That's not a tiny meter. THIS is a tiny meter. ;D --- End quote --- :o ;D |
| IanMacdonald:
Problem I find with many cheap autorangers is that they produce a series of false readings before settling on the right one. Many of the false readings look believable which causes a lot of consternation and wasted time. Thus on a cheap meter I'd generally prefer manual range setting. -How well does this one do in that respect? |
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