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| Fungus:
So... a lot of people here started in the pre-trash era. Many even before DMMs were a thing. 8) |
| pdenisowski:
--- Quote from: H713 on March 26, 2023, 05:17:19 am ---Mine was an original Fluke 77 .... They're old-fashioned and a little limited, but I wouldn't exactly call them trashy. --- End quote --- That was the meter that replaced my analog Radio Shack meter when I was in grad school. It's still my daily-use meter :) |
| Warhawk:
Yes, it was a trashy multimeter. However, for the price I paid one would get a reasonable Brymen nowadays. Not only electronics but literaly everything for home science has never been more affordable. Yet many youngsters waste their potential on TokTok and other crap. |
| tautech:
--- Quote from: Ian.M on March 23, 2023, 09:03:59 pm ---How about this one I inherited? Actually I had two of them, and IIRC still have one. It was a truly crappy meter that heavily loaded any circuit you connected it to (25Ω/V !!!) |O --- End quote --- They do charge more for LoZ meters these days, maybe you didn't understand the highly featured meter you have. ;D |
| rdl:
I did buy my first multimeter at Radio Shack They were called "multitesters" back then. It was the 22-204, one of their best analog meters. They did sell a few digital meters at that time (all 3.5 digit), but I really wanted one with the big meter. A few years later in 1987 I bought one of their new 22-175 digital "benchtop" meters, which I soon blew up by dropping a probe into a 3000 volt laser power supply. I kept it though because it could still measure capacitance. |
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