what digital multimeter to get?
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The cheap one is a bit..pricey, they cheaper one seems...too cheap?
Would this one work? Might be able to just pick it up tommorow.
Originally Posted by CL3P20 cheap cheaper Level of accuracy is mostly what costs the big $$.. most all have the same basic functions beyond that though.. *think I paid ~120 for my Fluke ...forgot to ask if you saved any brownies 
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The cheap one is a bit..pricey, they cheaper one seems...too cheap?
Would this one work? Might be able to just pick it up tommorow.
The "cheap" one is what most people need, and it's really all you need for VModding. If however you need it for monitoring voltages, you might want to splurge some more cash than just 20 bucks
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such as? haven't seen any
Originally Posted by krazieaznboi You might want to consider getting a multimeter with auto range instead of manual. |
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http://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/pr...romSearch=true
http://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/pr...romSearch=true
Originally Posted by Valicious such as? haven't seen any |
http://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/pr...romSearch=true
the one linked on the forst page in your 2nd post is more than fine Val
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That's the one I'm using, works OK.
Originally Posted by Valicious So the radioshack one is ok? Is 15-range ok? What does the range mean anyways? |
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Yea, I forgot to buy a battery when I got mine.
Originally Posted by Valicious I bought one from radioshack for $30, this one $5 battery though...geez... |
Yea, I forgot to buy a battery when I got mine.
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