What’s an good inexpensive multimeter ?
The one I have now has a problem with it and not sure why it’s doing what it’s doing .
I replaced the batteries in it and it will work for 2 mins then the new batteries will get so hot you can’t touch them and started melting the plastic housing .
It’s done this with several different brands of batteries all brand new and not mismatched
The one I have now has a problem with it and not sure why it’s doing what it’s doing .
I replaced the batteries in it and it will work for 2 mins then the new batteries will get so hot you can’t touch them and started melting the plastic housing .
It’s done this with several different brands of batteries all brand new and not mismatched
The meter has a short or some other component that's drawing excessive current. If you have a second meter (borrow), you may be able to find it.
Inexpensive to one person may be $10. To someone else, sub $500.
Inexpensive to one person may be $10. To someone else, sub $500.
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For really cheap, the red & black Craftsman isn't too terrible. It's not autoranging, and is no thrills, but it works fine.
