Whats a good place and what shoudl I look for in a volt meter?

[Spills]

Im still fairly new at this and have been at it about 5 months. Im currently waiting on my first fatt batt (Inferno) and am going to start trying out some Lr attys etc.

As I fall deeper into the rabbit hole it seems that a volt meter has been reccomended and Im thinking it will help me pin down the ohm I need in an atty etc for what Id like for the best vape.

I live in New York and was thinking of going to Lowe's/Home Depot or perhaps Walmart.
Anything I should look for when shopping for one or are they all basically the same?

Also I would be just as happy getting one from one of the suppliers if they sell them.

Thanks in advance

 

[mistinthewoods]

Hi Spills. I bought one from Lowes for $30.00 that turned out to be a POS. It's a Sperry DMM-350 A. It no longer reads resistance at all. The numbers jump all over the place. The thing is huge too.
I just ordered this one from Ikenvape Hongda DT95B Pocket DMM Volt Meter
It's smaller, cheaper and a number of his regular customers use this one so I figured it was a decent bet for $10.00.

 

[Spills]

Thanks for the reply, I think Ill go with that then. Im waiting on an email notification for when thier 510 Lr attys get in stock so Ill be sure to purchase that as well Thanks again much appreciated!

 

[Kilroy]

You only need a basic meter. Here's one from Harbor Freight that only costs $3.49

7 Function Digital Multimeter

 

[mistinthewoods]

No prob. Isaac's been running out of stock a lot lately. I'm waiting for the V2 Gold cartos (Drip-Styles) to come in myself.

 

[jmanning]

I have both the Hongda from IkenVape and the one from Harbor Freight. They both work fine. The Hongda is smaller and easier to carry around.

 

[Liv2Ski]

I know this is more expensive than those suggetsed, but if you are like me when you want something you want it NOW:

RadioShack® 15-Range Digital Multimeter - RadioShack.com

$20 is not bad and there is most likely a Shack right near you.