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RE: Simpson multi meter follow up

They are all similar, but, unsurprisingly, the later models add more and more modern features.

A couple of things to note: the very early models had soldered-in batteries and fuses - not quite sure where these both changed, but certainly by the -6 models and up. Later models used a slightly smaller battery complement.

Also, not quite sure where it came in, but a continuity tone (buzzer or beep) was added at some point. This might be handy for some things (ID'ing connector pin-outs comes to mind, among others).

As was noted in another post, some of the later models went away from banana plugs to the shielded or inverted connector type plug. If you want to be able to mix and match your probes between your 260 and a modern DMM, this is likely a useful feature.


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