Although there is no longer a multimeter for $3.00 on HFT's website, I did find one for $4.99 (cost probably went up since the post):
7 Function Digital Multimeter
I own one similar to that one and it works fine. Hope this helps!
Cheers and Happy
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Although there is no longer a multimeter for $3.00 on HFT's website, I did find one for $4.99 (cost probably went up since the post):
7 Function Digital Multimeter
I own one similar to that one and it works fine. Hope this helps!
Cheers and Happy
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As posted by 1984:
actron multimeter
"... there is a pot for zero adjust for the ohms scale on the left-hand side of the meter, just under the meter movement. These "old" style meters are quite functional, and in cases where there is trouble reading voltages, like where there is a PWM regulator driving a digital meter nuts, this one will probably work fine."
actron multimeter
"... there is a pot for zero adjust for the ohms scale on the left-hand side of the meter, just under the meter movement. These "old" style meters are quite functional, and in cases where there is trouble reading voltages, like where there is a PWM regulator driving a digital meter nuts, this one will probably work fine."
Yeah, I've had this as well!When my atties seem to stop working I just put new batteries in my Reo and if the atty still dose not heat up at all ..I assume it is dead...and i throw it away.
I have an atty that for some reason it is reading at 9.9 ohms and just yesterday it was at 2.9 what would cause this????
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