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If you are just using the multi meter to check your batteries then any that will read to 1/10 vdc should be just fine. As I said earlier mine is very nice for this usage and was only $29 at Home Depot and is Digital. If you have other needs beyond checking batteries then perhaps you already know what is more suitable. Also I think that most on this list would not know how to adjust a analog multi meter. Hence the Digital Easy to use, reasonably accurate, and low cost. I suspest that all you EE's and ET's already have Flukes. I have one of the small (analog) Klukes, but for Caving I use the Digital because it is a fast and easy read. KISS At 08:11 PM 5/17/99 -0500, you wrote: >I am sorry, I was completely spaced out when I first read the question :-) > >I do check my batteries, sensor, etc with just a cheap old meter from Radio >Shack. If you talk about a meter for O2 analyzer, talk to David Owens >(david@gr*.ne*). Jim Cobb has David's analyzer outlined on the trimix >site. I also use the Radio Shack meter for analyzing Nitrox. > >I am not an electronic expert, so I have to ask. Is there a need for high >quality meter ? Thanks... > >Phi >> ---------- >> From: Samy Elashmawy[SMTP:samelash@ix*.ne*.co*] >> Sent: Monday, May 17, 1999 9:17 PM >> To: Phi Le; cavers@cavers.com >> Subject: RE: volt/amp meter.... >> >> You check you lights and other electronics . especialy your rechargable >> battrys. >> >> At 10:04 AM 5/17/1999 -0500, Phi Le wrote: >> >For cave diving ? >> > >> >> ---------- >> >> From: KarstDive@ao*.co*[SMTP:KarstDive@aol.com] >> >> Sent: Monday, May 17, 1999 7:23 PM >> >> To: cavers@cavers.com >> >> Subject: volt/amp meter.... >> >> >> >> looking for decent volt/amp meter....any suggestions.... >> > ------------------------->>>>
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