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Show us your multimeters!




With all this talk of multimeters, I was wondering what people are using. Here are mine. The Radio Shack 22-181A meter was bought in the 90's to just the throttle positioning sensor on my 86 Mustang GT. I think it cost about $80 ay the time. It has worked flawlessly ever since. The Ampprpbe Interment TAUT-BAND Model AM-2A was bought in the 80's. It was recommended by my friend who worked a Greybar. I think it was around $30. The EICO Model 232 was given to me by a former TV repair man who lived in my neighborhood. I am not sure what to do with it, but it reminds me of the very good man he was (now deceased).

Dave

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Topic - Show us your multimeters! - Crazy Dave 11:29:35 09/29/16 (40)
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