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BrianG · 10.04.2008, 08:40 PM

I use a Fluke 97 multi-meter for higher precision measurements. But, I also use a couple of cheapie $20 meters for other things. I calibrated them using the Fluke, so they are pretty good too.

What meter you get depends a lot on what else you might want to measure. You can spend well into the hundreds, and even thousands if you get an oscilloscope...

For simply battery measurements, a cheapie one is ok...

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	10.04.2008, 08:40 PM I use a Fluke 97 multi-meter for higher precision measurements. But, I also use a couple of cheapie $20 meters for other things. I calibrated them using the Fluke, so they are pretty good too. What meter you get depends a lot on what else you might want to measure. You can spend well into the hundreds, and even thousands if you get an oscilloscope... For simply battery measurements, a cheapie one is ok...