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fumblefinger
 Post subject: $45 Multimeter
PostPosted: Wed Mar 29, 2023 2:52 pm 
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In case anyone is looking for an inexpensive multimeter that will probably last you the rest of your life -
https://www.amazon.com/Fluke-101-Multim ... 192&sr=8-5


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 Post subject: Re: $45 Multimeter
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Great multimeter I have one for amp building.
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Fluke, Simpson. All excellent, durable, professional-use tools. During my A&P phase, that's the sort of support tools I used. If I was using the tools to make a living, they're the only ones to buy. But amateur me? Lots of inexpensive meters pick off voltages and find continuity and resistance just fine.

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