After a new Multimeter for the garage
Discussion
Mine is on the blink so looking at a new one, Max £50
Does not need to be flash just well made and cover Ac/DC Volts, Resistance, have a continuity chime, auto ranging, self powers off
Saw this and I know Fluke is a good make:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Latest-Fluke-101-Handhel...
Does not need to be flash just well made and cover Ac/DC Volts, Resistance, have a continuity chime, auto ranging, self powers off
Saw this and I know Fluke is a good make:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Latest-Fluke-101-Handhel...
I bought my first digital multimeter from Maplins (branded as their own 'Precision Gold' range) when I was in my early teens and getting into electronics. I've since used it lots and on my cars etc. over the years too. I've lost count of the amount of times the poor thing has slid from an engine bay and gone crashing to the ground, but it still works perfectly.
I'm 41 now, so that makes it 29 years old...so maybe have a look at Maplins?
Here you go, here's a link to them
I'm 41 now, so that makes it 29 years old...so maybe have a look at Maplins?
Here you go, here's a link to them
Ray Luxury-Yacht said:
I bought my first digital multimeter from Maplins (branded as their own 'Precision Gold' range) when I was in my early teens and getting into electronics. I've since used it lots and on my cars etc. over the years too. I've lost count of the amount of times the poor thing has slid from an engine bay and gone crashing to the ground, but it still works perfectly.
I'm 41 now, so that makes it 29 years old...so maybe have a look at Maplins?
Here you go, here's a link to them
Something like this http://www.maplin.co.uk/automotive-digital-multime...I'm 41 now, so that makes it 29 years old...so maybe have a look at Maplins?
Here you go, here's a link to them
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