multimeter
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multimeter
anybody know of any good sites that can give me a rundown on how to work one?
im really not good with electronics and was hoping someone had a site that explained everything in simple terms.
thanks in advance!
im really not good with electronics and was hoping someone had a site that explained everything in simple terms.
thanks in advance!
#4
RE: multimeter
ok well no matter teh brand, there will be an ohm setting represented by teh omega symbol, mA is teh milliamp setting, V for volts a dc volt setting will have a straight line over it a AC setting will hvae a sine wave over it, and some meters have a continuity test setting! mine has a thermocouple for temp reading and it also will read frequencey!
If and when you get one i can walk you thru it! it is better to buy a good quality meter you do get what you pay for! A craftsman is fine for most all jobs, Bluepoint or Amprobe are great meters but cost a little more, the most expensive is still Fluke i believe depending on model and quality!
If and when you get one i can walk you thru it! it is better to buy a good quality meter you do get what you pay for! A craftsman is fine for most all jobs, Bluepoint or Amprobe are great meters but cost a little more, the most expensive is still Fluke i believe depending on model and quality!
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