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| rsjsouza:
Two good reviews are at reach: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bm786+review&t=fpas&iax=videos&ia=videos |
| wizard69:
You will never regret having a "better than needed meter". Even at the hobby end of the world a meter is such a basic instrument, that lasts a very long time, the cost isn't as big of a deal as it is with other products. There are actually some very useful meters in the $50 to $100 range, for a beginner or hobbyist, but I still see benefit in moving up market. I like to think of myself as being thrifty and cut corners on a lot of stuff for my pursuits. However I'm pleased with my 786 as it is good product and I manage to support EEVblog a bit with the purchase. Win Win. --- Quote from: jayjr1105 on May 01, 2021, 11:30:05 pm ---After regrettably selling my BM235, I bit the bullet on this meter. Yes it's probably overkill for my hobby needs but I was sick of chasing the unicorn $50-100 "perfect" dmm. BTW, is there no official eevblog video on this meter yet? Would have been nice to see a thorough review of it even if it's your own product. --- End quote --- |
| jayjr1105:
--- Quote from: wizard69 on May 03, 2021, 10:44:20 pm ---You will never regret having a "better than needed meter". Even at the hobby end of the world a meter is such a basic instrument, that lasts a very long time, the cost isn't as big of a deal as it is with other products. There are actually some very useful meters in the $50 to $100 range, for a beginner or hobbyist, but I still see benefit in moving up market. I like to think of myself as being thrifty and cut corners on a lot of stuff for my pursuits. However I'm pleased with my 786 as it is good product and I manage to support EEVblog a bit with the purchase. Win Win. --- Quote from: jayjr1105 on May 01, 2021, 11:30:05 pm ---After regrettably selling my BM235, I bit the bullet on this meter. Yes it's probably overkill for my hobby needs but I was sick of chasing the unicorn $50-100 "perfect" dmm. BTW, is there no official eevblog video on this meter yet? Would have been nice to see a thorough review of it even if it's your own product. --- End quote --- --- End quote --- Yeah you pretty much nailed it. I'm frugal with a lot of things but some tools and toys I like to splurge on if it's going to be high quality and last a long time. Here is my new "toy" |
| ceut:
Hello, I was about ordering the BM786, but when I saw the price difference with the BM789: I switched to the 789. Also I use the Z-Low of my U1272A (very slowwww about 1read/s with low resolution, whereas all the other function are super fast with high resolution and I love that), and the "Auto" of my BM257s (full speed and resolution) for big capacitor discharge and other low-Z checking. So here is my question: why EEVblog meter is not the 789 model ? :( And I like the blue thing very much... :-[ |
| J-R:
I also made the same decision and picked up the BM789 for the extra features. I think Dave wanted a model number exclusive to him and at a specific price point. Brymen may have wanted the top model for themselves. |
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