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17th June 2006, 05:04 PM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2006
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Good multimeter?
Recently, my basement flooded, and low and behold, my Fluke 27 was on the floor and got completely submersed in water...after drying it out completely, it just gives random readings without anything hooked up-in other words, it's a useless plastic yellow brick.
So my question is this...what is a good model of Fluke multimeter to be looking for? Is there something better than Fluke? Or should I just get another 27? I appreciate all opinions. Thanks. |
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