Multimeter Help???
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Multimeter Help???
Hey I dont want to spend 60+ dollars for a good multimeter. I found this on ebay could you guys take a look and tell me what you think???
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LCD-Digital-...ht_3691wt_1141
Thanks,
Nick
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LCD-Digital-...ht_3691wt_1141
Thanks,
Nick
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RE: Multimeter Help???
Have you checked places like Harbor Freight, or Radio Shack. I bought an anolog multimeter at Rat-Shack a couple years ago for $15 bucks. Nothing fancy, was good to 600vac/300vdc & had an ohmeter for checking continuity.
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RE: Multimeter Help???
Didn't see it just now but a few years ago I bought a multimeter/battery checker from Towerhobbies. Since it provided the load for testing batteries it was worth what I paid for it.
But the one you showed looked ok to me - you get what you pay for.
Thanks,
Bob
But the one you showed looked ok to me - you get what you pay for.
Thanks,
Bob
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RE: Multimeter Help???
I agree, looks OK but you get what you pay for.
If you're willing to wait 25 days like their ad says, you should watch Radio Shack or Sears/K-Mart for a sale. Oddly, I've bought Sears tools cheaper at K-Mart on occasion. (They own Sears). Local service/warranty is a big plus too.
If you're willing to wait 25 days like their ad says, you should watch Radio Shack or Sears/K-Mart for a sale. Oddly, I've bought Sears tools cheaper at K-Mart on occasion. (They own Sears). Local service/warranty is a big plus too.