Paul
I think meters are like shirts - one size does NOT fit all. I have
my 20 year old Fluke 73, several $2.99 Harbor Freight DMMs and some in
between. Each fills a need. In the case of the Harbor Freight it is
almost cheaper to buy a new meter than replace the 9v battery. When you
blow up a cheap meter you can just pull out a spare and get back to work.
73 John
WA8KNE
Paul Neuman wrote:
I looking to purchase a decent DMM and would appreciate any
recommendations of specific models. I've had two crappy Radio Shack
DMMs blow up on me. Each time I bought one, I promised myself it was
only until I could get something good ordered and then promptly put it
off. Well now I'm DMM-less again and I'm in the middle of installing my
3080 option.
I'm looking through the Mouser catalog and there are so many choices. I
guess I can't go wrong with a Fluke. Would like something for <$100 but
I don't want to be buying one again in two months.
No HV or special requirements. Thanks in advance.
Paul
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