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Question: Will it give accurate current readings if used as an Ammeter for currents values between 1 Amp - 2Amp ?
Document: I bought one of these from Harbor Freight for $2.99. I opened it up to install a 9v Duracell and was amazed to see there was already a battery inside. Gives accurate voltage readings as well as current readings. But when switching the probe to the mA jack and selecting the proper range (&lt;200m), it fails to give a reading. Luckily pretty much any amount of current I care about will register on the 10A range which works fine.
I bought this same meter at Harbor Freight Tools $4.99.Digital Amp Ohm Volt Meter Ac Dc Voltmeter MultimeterThe Centech meter I have does not give reliable ohm readings. I'm looking at the FlukeFluke 115 Compact True-RMS Digital Multimeterfor reliable output.
The meter came with a Battery installed and all the Fields worked well.I used it almost every day since it came to me. I like it.Very accurate little meter as well.The Red Color is good in a dark garage.
I'm an electronics engineer. I've used good meters, mediocre meters and cheap ones (as this one is). Yes, it's inexpensive. But... for serious users, the leads will wear out and get sloppy in their plugs. Also, it's not the 'friendliest' meter to use - the resistance readings take too long to 'settle in' to a steady-state reading. The voltage readings will tend to stray from true from between 5% and 8%, depending on the temperature.
Its not accurate for measuring resistance. if its accurate in any other way, i do not know, because that was enough for me to not care to use it again. for super cheap meters, analog might be a better choice.when i say 'not accurate' i mean a 220 Ohm, 5% 1/4 watt resistor measures 140 Ohms. thats a HUGE differance.move on...  this is the 'ole - 'you get what you pay for' thing.
Really wanted a multi meter that would show actual voltage on small batteries like 1.5 volts and 3v & 9volts
I bought this to use while biasing the tubes in my guitar amp and fits the bill perfectly, at a nice price. They even include a battery, which, surprisingly lasts a long time!
Used This For Our Tech Crew! Saved Batteries and Easy Sorting Management! Nothing bad has been found. Suggest buying this
This is a simple ohm meter which I used for testing batteries. It works i and is easily used. Has other uses which I don't use it for, since I am not an electrician.
I never used a volt meter before just need something affordable and easy to use on car audio systems. I'm happy with my purchase.
Answer: yes