Need a new multimeter and holy crap what a rabbit hole this is
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I was planning on treating myself to a Fluke, but finally wanted one with a DC clamp meter (and ideally logging). The 325 seems great for this, but loses fine measurements for electronics use (no mV/mA measurements) :(
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Okay, punting on the DC clamp meter functionality for now and down to the Fluke 117 and the EEVBlog/Brymen BM235
BM235 benefits:
117 benefits:
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@christianselig I think this is the first time I have abjectly disagreed with you. I’m a big fan of the "buy cheap/used first for tools" if it breaks from use, or that will no longer do the job, then buy the swanky one.
But I also have ADHD and switch hobbies constantly. Possibly related?
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@nerdwoman hmm what part do you disagree with? I typically follow your philosophy too, my existing cheap old multimeter just sucks haha
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@christianselig I think mentioning Fluke right off the bat made me cringe a bit in price reaction, but I also somehow missed that your previous one died. A two-for-one, my bad
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@nerdwoman oh no all good! I would probably react similarly haha
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