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Old 12-12-2011, 01:15 PM
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Looking for a good multimeter. I know that they all basically do the same thing but just wanted to check with you guys as to what you have and what you would recommend.
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I use fluke meters many choices for your style you want I have 3 but I'm a electrician though
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Yeah I've heard a lot about them, they seem like some of the best on the market. Mostly it would be in my tool box and used on vehicles so a highly priced one might be impractical for me.
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A guy at work has a craftsman one, it's nice! I just got one from homedepot, it sucks
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i have been using a Green Lee from Lowes for lil while on just basic stuff like checking wiring on trucks and checking battery voltage. It stays in my truck.

I keep the Fluke in my shop, they arent cheap but thats what my dad uses. He has been a Master Electrician since i can remember. So if he trust them, i dont have a problem.


What are you gonna be using it for?
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Doh,
just saw you said your gonna use it on vechicles..

The Green Lee will do everything you need, it was only $20 or so..
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I'll have to check into the Green Lee, especially for that price. How is the overall construction of it? I don't want this to fall of the bench and split in two I'm looking at a Extech Ex330. Just read a couple of reviews and it sounds like a pretty good unit and also has a thermometer which I imagine would come in handy. Extech EX330 Mini Digital MultiMeters Voltage Detector Extech EX330 EX-330 EX 330
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ohh that sounds cool..

it rides around in my tool box all the time, havent had a problem yet. but for the price i can afford to replace it.
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