Digital Multimeter Tester US $2.98/AU $3.89 Delivered @ AliExpress

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after a cheap multimeter?

here you go.

I have this model (bought from DSE for $8 5 years ago.

does everything you need it to do.

Item specifics
Operating Mode:Handle
Display Type:Digital DisplayOperating
Temperature:0 - 50 ℃
Measuring Inductance Range:200 Ohm-2000K Ohm
Measuring Capacitance Range:Top
Measuring Voltage Range:
Max AC Voltage range:1000VDIY Supplies:Electrical
Measuring Current Range:Max AC Current:10A
Measuring Resistance Range:200 Ohm-2000K Ohm
Dimensions:70X126X28 mm
Model Number:102951.02
Color available:Yellow, Black
Diode Check:2.8V/1mA
Battery Check:1.5V, 9V
Power:9V battery (6F22)(not Include in the packaging)

Mod WARNING: This item does not carry the required Electrical Safety Certifications for Sale or Supply (and/or installation) in Australia. It may be dangerous to use this device.

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        llama on 01/10/2016 - 10:57

        @eug:

        The primary purpose of a car battery is to start the car. By testing it WITH the car, you eliminate the variable of whether you test method is suitable or not.

        A couple of halogen lamps as a load will test whether the battery is capable of illuminating a couple of halogen lamps. That doesn't mean the battery will start a car.

        However, if the battery will start a car, there is no point testing further. It's done it's job :-)

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        eug on 01/10/2016 - 14:24

        @llama: OK, you do your tests your way, I do tests my way.

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      fritzsticker on 30/09/2016 - 15:13

      Thanks.. +1 @ eug

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    llama on 30/09/2016 - 14:44

    How do i test car battery with these? Do i place the black lead to the negative side of car battery and red lead to positive side of battery?

    To the people above to ask why we are becoming a nanny state, this question should provide an insight.

    And what is the usual range? Above 12v for car battery?

    And these other 2 questions just reinforce it.

    The answers to these are "if you need to ask, then you should not be using this".

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  SilentBob on 30/09/2016 - 15:02

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  Hope people that bought this don't actually use it… you're just asking for trouble.

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  neonlight on 30/09/2016 - 19:50

  +1

  15 years ago I paid $99 for this thing…. And was needed for electronics class

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    INFIDEL on 01/10/2016 - 14:35

    Better finish building the time machine & take one of these back 15 years & invest the $99😀

    My first (analog) meter in childhood dates to far earlier. By my Elec Engineering uni studies, the massive & expensive precision (analog) meter I bought was housed in a wooden case! When digital meters arrived, I could only dream - they were bloody expensive. Now they're cheap enough to almost be disposable items.

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