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After (far far far too many) hours of 'research', and testing (and using for 1 purpose and several measurements), I have decided that Multimeters are like...umm vehicles? There is no perfect one. Okay, say you spend hundreds or thousands on a multimeter. You could easily damage it...then was it the right one? How are you going to get it repaired/repair it? This leads to the ever changing list of multimeters/brands/companies. because there so many different markets for them....because they are a (or the) general purpose electrical tool. I still do not have a multimeter (the one I had seemed damaged on arrival), and I still want one, or two? Do I need 2? I currently want one to test a small vehicles battery pack's cells. That is the pressure. I'd get a 30 dollar one, but I'm wondering if the 80 volt limit is going to cause me problems now or in the future. Greenlee's seem interesting. Some are manufactured in Taiwon? I'd love to get one manufactured in Taiwon. Some of these are US manufactured...which I'm not a fan of currently (happy to expand more on a diff thread). Fluke. I don't want a fluke cause i'm a noob. I think I'll break it. Also I'd prefer one less exposed to a Chinese supply chain. As I prefer with many products (especially technical). What about you? What's your experience with multimeters? What do you use? What do you like/not like, and why?

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