Thanks Dana I will take a look, much appreciated.Aneng 8008 great value for money.
Regards, Dana.
Dana, was that the right link for tilting the meter in post #6?That meter quite interesting, DC accuracy a tad better than the 8008. And
rechargeable......
But probe cables exiting out bottom, so no back bail to set on desktop to tilt.
As an aside here is a simple solution that will talk to you if you have to work on
something remotely or cannot see the meter for whatever reason. Note it is
not a real DMM, just a DIY basic project you can mod to your hearts delight.
GUI Codeless Processor Design
Micro design has for years relied on ASM and C programming and other languages. Often many tasks are fairly simply but these tools were focused and quite a learning curve, especially ASM and C and C++. There are a number of new GUI based tools that essentially take out the "strong typing"...www.edaboard.com
Regards, Dana.
I'm wrapping up a Hairball 1176 Rev A build. I've been using this shitty little $12 DMM I happened to have but, for calibration, I wanna use something better because this thing sucks in just about every way there is to suckHi guys, I know this gets asked alot, however as things change so quickly these days i'm looking for recommendations for DMM.
In an idea world I would go for something like a tenma 72-7755 second hand, however the only one I found was imho extortionate (>£100 SH).
So first budget.......roughly around £40-£50 (I dont mind second hand in good useable condition).
Functions I would like....thermocouple temp sensor (if I must I can live without)
audible continuity not negotiable lol
low A capability and upto max 10 A
able to show and be reasonably accurate measuring 10's mA
Voltage dosnt have to be above ~240V AC
Voltage DC able to display and capable of reasonable accuracy in 10's mV
Or if possible can people tell me what they use and what they think of it?
Not looking for packed to the brim useless features and something that is gonna be knackered in 6 weeks!
Thanks guys and sorry again for asking what every noob asks, I did search on here but like I say, things change new models come out etc etc.
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Regards
Marty
That may be the case in the USA, in the UK the drivers dont have time to stop for a pee, hence why many pee in bottles while driving, you are free to choose what you like, personally a very hard working relation of mine gets treated like dirt, so I am not keen to give amazon my money when I can help it. Again freedom of choice.If your post was a request for advice, here's the advice you didn't ask for but everyone should listen to...
1) There is a reason Samsung, Apple, LG and Google offer (and recommend) cloud backup. My level of service costs $1.99/month from Google for a business phone (Android) and $1.99/mo from Apple for a personal phone synched to my iPad. That's $4/month and 8-years of service would be paid for with the price you're paying for the BGA rework station and microscope. Whether you drop it, get it wet or break the charging port - your data is still available.
2) how Amazon treats their employees is a function of how the collective group of employees behave once they start getting checks from Amazon. People moving up to an Amazon job after working in fast food or retail are quite happy with the pay - so happy they feel the need to buy a better car and move to a bigger apartment. But then they are stuck - the only alternative job option they have is fast food or retail and those won't pay for the newer car or apartment so they can't go back. Once they realize this, they worry about getting fired so they never say no to their managers and the downward spiral begins. Even if they are empowered enough to say no, their coworkers don't say no out of similar fears. The one who says no gets fired. Lesson, don't spend or commit the money until you're sure you like the higher paying job. Fast food and retail may be better for your mental health. I'm not going to give up my next day delivery in protest of how Amazon treats people - my driver seems happy and I get what I order 99% of the time.
It sounds like Thomas Jefferson and his friends made a good decision. The only explanation is the high level of taxes - it ain't cheap having a royal family that works so hard cutting ribbons at grand openings of cancer wards or new grocery stores. I mean, how would these places ever have a first day of business without a king, queen or prince in attendance.That may be the case in the USA, in the UK the drivers dont have time to stop for a pee, hence why many pee in bottles while driving, you are free to choose what you like, personally a very hard working relation of mine gets treated like dirt, so I am not keen to give amazon my money when I can help it. Again freedom of choice.
Regards
Marty
P>S google drive and just about anything else you can name is way more expensive here, the DMM posted in other thread is $19. Same meter on uk Amazon was £38 (rough guess $45), I have seen the same model but it didnt actually have the branding on it and cost £28, again just a rough guess but probably around $35.
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