Free multimeter for catalog request

I wonder what the term "qualify" means? No where does it say you will get one.

Looks nice but I think I will pass on this one.
 
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Thanks OP
 
Oh, yeah... those meters. They're available from any surplus electronics shop for about $3-5 each. They're alright if you aren't a serious user, so getting one for free is ok.

Personally, I found that the $30 I spent on one from Sears was well worth it. They're great bang for the buck in multimeters. When I can get it for free, Fluke stuff is also really good.

In other news, Vicor makes really handy DC/DC converters in a lot of different form factors. We use their VI-brick (quarter brick size) in our solar car.
 
kleptophobiac said:
Oh, yeah... those meters. They're available from any surplus electronics shop for about $3-5 each. They're alright if you aren't a serious user, so getting one for free is ok.

Personally, I found that the $30 I spent on one from Sears was well worth it. They're great bang for the buck in multimeters. When I can get it for free, Fluke stuff is also really good.

In other news, Vicor makes really handy DC/DC converters in a lot of different form factors. We use their VI-brick (quarter brick size) in our solar car.
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I have that same crap $3 meter. I bought it just for the random few times I need one. As an Air Force Maintainer, we use Flukemeter's all the time. They're great.
 
In for one, didn't feel like giving 'em my phone number, so I put "Please contact via email" in the phone number field.
 
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