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-- Trevor Wilson www.rageaudio.com.au
-- Trevor Wilson www.rageaudio.com.au
My first digital was a hand-me-down SOAR autoranger as well. I still have it and it still works fine too. I thought that meter was the ducks guts until I saw the early Fluke ads which showed the Fluke 70 next to a beat up Soar, the same model as mine, with the slogan "How to beat the high cost of cheap meters" :-(
Indeed. The $50-$100 range has some decent meters. I would not touch the
On 9 Nov 2005 21:11:19 -0800, "David L. Jones" put finger to keyboard and composed:
I'd buy a cheap meter and calibrate it (or at least verify its calibration) using Maxim's MAX6350 5.000V precision reference IC. Not long ago I tested the accuracy of various DMMs at my local DSE store using such a circuit.
-- Franc Zabkar
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Thanks all, and particularly Dave.
I bought a QM-1539 at Jaycar, and, as the new Altronics store is just near my nearest Jaycar, and they were giving away a freebie DMM with any purchase, I also took the advice of having another one in hand.
Cheers, Gary B-)
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