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Choosing a multimeter - decisions.... decisions....
kayasaman:
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--- Quote ---@Martin72 from the images this little guy looks quite compact. Is it actually on the small side or are the pictures deceiving?
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It is small, I can take a pic on monday from it in relation of other meters when I´m at work.
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Tuesday... 8)
From left to right:
Fluke 115, 117, 175, 87V, 289 and my private brymen 869s.
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Very cool!! :D
nightfire:
For EU, www.reichelt.de seems like a good possibility.
As for the models, the DT4261 is a good compromise between features and price, unless the real strengths of the DT4282 are really needed.
kayasaman:
--- Quote from: nightfire on November 15, 2022, 09:46:39 pm ---For EU, www.reichelt.de seems like a good possibility.
As for the models, the DT4261 is a good compromise between features and price, unless the real strengths of the DT4282 are really needed.
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Yeah, unfortunately we are no longer in the EU :( :(
Right now I'm banging my head a little against the wall as I have almost found the perfect combination but* unfortunately the small/cute model doesn't measure current :(
I actually short listed down to these two - one for practical use and the other for more high performance use:
* DT4223
* DT4282
It seems I didn't read the specs properly as the 422x series doesn't measure current or resistance, while the 3/4 models do resistance but not current. Maybe they are too small to include the circuitry to measure current? It seems a strange design choice...
Because of that I have been comparing with the Brymen 257s which is slightly bigger (not too much) but still does the basic measurements of V/A/R and a whole bunch more....
It's almost like having the DT2456 in a smaller package.
This is where things start to become even more difficult |O
nightfire:
Hioki also promotes the absence of current measurement on some models as an active safety feature that prevents accidental voltage probing with leads put in the Amps range...
kayasaman:
That's probably what it is.... The compact models don't have removable leads from what I can see which makes their socket shutters redundant
That makes sense
Well I guess tomorrow I'll give the distributors a ping and see what they say as to where I can get them from and hopefully then I'll also have some pricing to compare too
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