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#303106 16-Jan-2023 23:06
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I use a multimeter occasionally. I used one to make a Headphone Amplifier kit a few years ago, and occasionally to test voltage on an AC or DC Adapter. 

 

I don't want to spend crazy money but something with a decent range of features, and is accurate.  I have the option to pick one up in the US if needed, but happy to buy in NZ. 

 

I know Fluke are the gold standard, but at the prices they charge, they should be. Probably couldn't justify that for the amount of use I get. 

 

 


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  #3022988 17-Jan-2023 21:00
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johno1234:

 

On amazon.com.au for NZD 88.73 incl GST and free shipping to NZ 

 

 

Thanks. It was $10 more expensive than getting when we are in the US, but worth that to not have to drag it round with us, no matter how small it is.

 

Thanks for everyones recommendations, MM400 Klein is what I ordered. Hope it's awesome.


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