is this multimeter good? and carrying case?
1630101
I go to Itt tech and it works for my needs. It has an auto shut-off so it don't kill the battery and haven't had any problems. Case is okay nothing special.
1630102
This multimeter is good in relation to its price, Similar to FLUKE. The carrying case is of medium quality ...!
1630103
The multimeter is good in price-cost relationship. The carrying case is a zippered pouch
2219433
No, the meter does everything as expected. One thing is, you should make sure that the probes are clean and dry before testing each time you take a reading.Bob
151553
This is a simple Volt Ohm Meter. It works, and was quite cheap. I use it for small projects like testing battery status, but it might work fine for your task. Obviously there are many available at Amazon that are of much higher quality, but the price will be more. I would expect you should be able to test areas of your circuit to see where current is still being applied when the switch is off. Do take notice of the ratings for what it can handle.
2216276
It's not a bad meter for the price. Measuring high currents is easy with Hall Effect probes (which is what they have to be to measure DC without breaking the circuit). Hall Effect current probes are far more expensive than AC probes that you see everywhere. Large current Hall Effect probes are easy to make and priced accordingly. Low current Hall Effect probes like this one are tough to make and cost much more. It's all in accuracy and post-zeroing drift. A lab quality, professional Hall Effect probe that has low current capability like this one could cost well over $1000. This one works pretty well though, especially considering the price. The +/-2.5% is: whatever it's reading, in this case say the meter reads 0.500 Amp, this means the meter could be off by as much as +/- 2.5% of this reading or 0.500 A +/- 0.0125 A, or in other words, with 500mA showing, it could be off by as much as +/-12.5mA from this value. The counts part is not related to the +/-2.5% accuracy so it either adds to or subtracts from this error by saying that the meter, showing 0.500 A, could be off by an additional +/- .01 A. The counts thing means that on this scale, the meter displays to 3 significant digits (those to the right of the decimal point). The right most digit is the minimum the meter can respond to. The "count" number of +/- 10 digits refers to this last digit, which in this case is .001 A (1 mA). So in this case the meter reading 0.500 A, could be off by the sum of +/- .0125 A (2.5% of 0.500 A) +/- .010 A (+/-10 digits of the farthest left digit, which on this meter scale is +/- 0.010 A). Watch this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sq2WRGPABw
130461
It comes with the meter, removeable display, high amperage ring, a case and 1 set of leads with probes. I purchased a kit to enhance the lead with different probes.
15158
yeah its a tester for $45. You're buying a tester for that price. Is this question for real?
953961
You get the two twist click probes with the meter and an aditional fuse but that is all. There are others on here that are actual kits with carry bags and other accessories.
1638007
Hood/Shield, Battery, Battery Charging Transformer (120 volt), Air Flow Gage, and Plastic Storage Sock
642365
I did not try this into Amperes yetBut I am SURE this multi meter will measure even a .001 ac or dc Volt
1199508
The UNI-T UT61E is overkill for what you need in my opinion. Less expensive Meters will do what you need to do. Also this meter is not robust enough to stand rough handling. I suggest you buy a meter that is designed for automotive work so it can take the rough handling often being the case...
1067737
This is a combination Oscilloscope and Multimeter, for that it is a bargain considering the cost. If you need industrial type for commercial use, look at fluke scope meters.
1687912
I've used the MS2108 to measure 12vdc parasitic current on my RV. Not sure of the overall accuracy (don't have another meter to compare with), but it did seem to be reasonably stable down to 100ma (only used the clamp-on function). I didn't make any measurements less than 100ma, so I can't comment on measurements less than this.
144269
There should be a meter which is pictured on the box. I think one disk that has 10 test strips and the tester and some lancets that go in the tester.
1875522
I would be lying to you if I said I knew. I'm not even sure what you're asking. I bought this multimeter just for one purpose and nothing else. Sorry, I wasn't much help.
1880725
Yes it yes. By the way, this is a good meter: holds charge forever and good software program.
861212
Agree with John Schanben's answer, You can trouble shoot a circuit for breaks or shorts with a less expensive meter. If you like the advanced features, its a great deal. If you are doing basic continuity and readings, shop a little. I've got a few ten dollar to twenty dollar meters that are good for basic stuff.
1320398
Check your power source going in and make sure you have something in the area of 120 volts feeding your driver. Make sure your connections are clean, that there isn't a lot of shielding wrapped up in the wire nut. How far are you from the driver when measuring? If you're measuring at the driver and only reading this, have good connections, and your power source is around 120 volts, it could be the driver. Are you sure your ammeter is working well. Bad leads on the meter can give you erroneous readings.