Subject: Re: Favorite Multitester
Author: Bruce Giller
Date: Nov 21, 2002, 5:02 AM
Post ID: 1711437761
I bought a mid-line digital Radio Shack VOM a few years back. Kinda
wish I got the model that came with a temperature probe. Also got a
cheap ($17-$20) digital unit from HarborFreight&Salvage to take on
trips; if I lost it, no big deal. You need digital to test modern
electronics - the kind you find in modern cars/bikes/boats/planes, etc
But in my historic section of the garage is a Simpson 260a analog that I
like to use every once in awhile. And I've got a 1935-1945 German volt
meter that uses separate plug-in coils. One day I'm going to have to
get the instructions translated.
Bruce
Darrell Dick wrote:
Flukes are sort of pricey, but well worth it in my estimation. I use a model 77 for home and garage use. I haven't bought one for a while, but a 77 used to cost around a $100. regards, Darrell Dick On Wed, 20 Nov 2002 14:48:31 -0800 Rich Zink <rich.-@acgov.org> writes:
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