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Decent for a cheap DMM to toss into car?
Russ:
Auto Ranging Digital Multimeter TRMS 6000 with Battery Alligator Clips Test Leads AC/DC Voltage/Account,Voltage Alert, Amp/Ohm/Volt Multi Tester/Diode and Continuity Test HZ Backlight LCD Display https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06ZZG2F2N/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Nu7qAbH337MB4
I don’t want my Brymen to be bouncing around in the car constantly. I thought it may be perfect for having in the car/toolbox?
Thanks
Belrmar:
i dont really know why you would need to spend a lot of money for a car multimeter, if tis going to stay on a toolbox and for a car your 15 bucks chinese dmm should be good enough
kalel:
--- Quote from: Belrmar on December 27, 2017, 03:34:42 pm ---i dont really know why you would need to spend a lot of money for a car multimeter, if tis going to stay on a toolbox and for a car your 15 bucks chinese dmm should be good enough
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The linked multimeter is $20 and possibly has the same chip as AN8002/AN860B+ (I don't have any way to be sure) but does have the additional buttons that AN860B+ has, but AN8002 does not - but it does have a smaller size instead.
Russ:
--- Quote from: kalel on December 27, 2017, 03:38:42 pm ---
--- Quote from: Belrmar on December 27, 2017, 03:34:42 pm ---i dont really know why you would need to spend a lot of money for a car multimeter, if tis going to stay on a toolbox and for a car your 15 bucks chinese dmm should be good enough
--- End quote ---
The linked multimeter is $20 and possibly has the same chip as AN8002/AN860B+ (I don't have any way to be sure) but does have the additional buttons that AN860B+ has, but AN8002 does not - but it does have a smaller size instead.
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That was my thinking too. Something cheap for the car, etc.
Thanks
Belrmar:
that multimiter you showed on amazon looks pretty ok, if you really want the autoranging, cars usually only unse 12 volts or so on their systems so the 20 v range on the cheap chinese should be enough. i would tell you to go for an even cheaper multimeter. unless you stick it on the high voltage spark plug system it should be more than enough
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