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| What was your first multimeter or voltmeter? |
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| lmester:
Bummer, :( I was looking for my first analog multimeter. It's stored here somewhere... A basic analog meter. My next meter is an NRI VTVM. I still occasionally use this meter. VTVM's have some advantages. A really high impedance. Next was my first DMM. A BK 380 Multimeter. I inserted four C batteries. Last power up for this meter was about ten years ago. It's still working! |
| cheetahkid:
Avo 8 mk5 I think it was first multimeter. |
| oldway:
It was not my first multimeter but the oldest I remember: Hioki AF-105 I then bought an electronic voltmeter that was so complicated that I never used all its possibilities: Hansen UV47 While saving my pocket money for a long time, I was able to buy a multimeter of quality which was very useful to me: avometer model 8. I still have one now. My first digital multimeter purchased used in 1993 was a Fluke 73. I modified it to have the choice of the range (like 75) because the automatic range was annoying with variable voltages. I still use it today. |
| VK5RC:
An old analogue Sanwa 460-ED, 100,000 Ohm/V, I still have it and it works. |
| SeanB:
Hioki 3001, and still have it. Abused a bit over the years, and had a few "incidents" with it as well, but it has survived and still is reasonably accurate on DC volts, so so on AC volts ( what do you expect, very non linear scale and not good below 5VAC really), and the resistance ranges have had a few little repairs over the years, due to leaking batteries and such. I keep a pack of 0.5A glass fuses in the one battery compartment inside, just in case I need them. |
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