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So I am looking around online for a good workstation multimeter.
Any suggestions?
So I am looking around online for a good workstation multimeter.
Any suggestions?
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fluke 115 is a very good one and not super expensive.
Sears is having a "hot buy" sale online only on those right now. with in store pick up it's just $80.
http://www.sears.com/fluke-115-mult...gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CJPXr6_0o9gCFQ96YgodjJsM8w
The test lead set with the alligator clips is on sale there too.
http://www.sears.com/fluke-tl220/p-03481293000P?plpSellerId=Sears&prdNo=4&blockNo=4&blockType=G4
If GameBro prefers more of a bench type one you can pick up a used Fluke 45 on Ebay pretty cheap.
For the arcade repair person that needs "almost everything" in one meter.
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For the arcade repair person that needs "almost everything" in one meter.
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mere child's play, my boy
THIS is what real professionals use:
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This's what I use and that is a great price. I think I paid $140 for mine.
I thought I'd read that wasn't a great DMM for arcade game work because it was more geared towards electricians and less towards our use.
I like my Extech meter but it's accuracy ratings aren't that great.
all joking aside, Amazon has probably a dozen models of multimeter in the $20-$40 range.
I kind of find it hard to believe that nobody has tried any of these brands (Exwell, Volcraft, AstroAI, Innova, Neoteck, Etekcity, etc), since they are probably all made in China with the same guts.
Would like to hear from anyone who has purchased one of these.
The Fluke 117 is the electrician's DMM. The 115 is more general purpose.
I wish someone could compare those Fluke and Extech accuracy specs and interpret them for me.