Fluke // multimeter buying advice

>>8225126

Really you probably don't need a fluke. Go to home depot and get whatever multimeter they sell.

True RMS is only useful for measuring AC, things like duty cycles of wave forms.

the value of a fluke meter comes from their reliability, auto ranging, ability to measure high resistance and the display, which updates really fast.

>>8225201
it might be different where you live, but the meters my home depot carry are edging on $200

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>>8225263
/diy/ might help you more, but i have a mastech MY-68 which has lasted me 3+ years with only the electrodes needing changing, and I would recommend it as an addition to a toolkit. It's a great multitool. Apparently they aren't that expensive either

>>8225336
It's also extremely easy to open for servicing, i.e fuses for the amperemeter function

>>8225336
would /g/ help?

>>8225380
/g/ is only circlejerking about their new obscure OS, shitposting about code or jizzing over images of mechanical keyboards, good luck getting help from them

>>8225380

I can save that board another shitpost by telling you to not spend more than 60 dollars on a meter for your purposes

This is what I had for a few years:

http://www.testequipmentdepot.com/products.htm?item=DM6400&ref=gbase&gclid=Cj0KEQjwztG8BRCJgseTvZLctr8BEiQAA_kBD9Tqu69mmXFNQAzq6znsaIPzGBcIDm581la41S6AK7MaAvWt8P8HAQ

>>8225263
You can generally get a cheap one for around $15. If you live in the US then check out RadioShack. Otherwise look around for any store that sells circuitry shit.

I guess the fluke will be more expensive than the speakers itself

>>8225852
actually no lol

the speakers were around 800?
i forgot.... i bought them 3 years ago

>>8225408
LOL wha OS is that? some linux distro?