Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: does it use a 9v battery like the good ones or aa battery
Document: Easy to use, effective and durable. Used it two years now. Best thing I like about it is removable probes and AA battery power. Went through too many pocket testers that had strange battery sizes that ended costing more than the tester. Plus, I always have plenty of AA batteries laying around, so never end up w/o power when I need to use the tester.
We use our tester for various jobs and this tester works great. The magnet comes in very handy and the product is very durable. Shipping is quick and priced extremely good. You Rock!
This is a significant issue for some home hobbyist applications.This is definitely a home / casual-use item. That said, it arguably fills that niche pretty well as long as you don't need to measure DC current. I've been very happy with the quality and longevity of the other GB products and like them as a company. I would have given this a 7 out of 10 for its price range, but there's no 3.5 option.
I will probably get the Extech MN26T since having a compact meter matters to me.With hindsight and after some more research, here are some things to look for in a multimeter if you want to read on.Basic features:* Voltage - Should measure AC and DC from millivolts to 500 or 600 Volts. * Current (amps) - Better ones will measure both AC and DC, cheaper ones only DC. Better ones will measure microamps, milliamps, and amps.
* Does the display have big digits that you can actually see? * A back-light is an added feature that can be handy, but probably isn't critical. * Does it have a rugged case that will survive an accidental drop from a counter to a concrete floor. * What's the size. Does it feel good in your hand, will it fit in your tool box if you need it to. * Does it have a storage case.
Being kind of clumbsy, the protective cover is a great benefit.Easy to read digital graphics,does exactly what I need it for.It seems for the amount of use for my shop to be a quality product.
If auto-range, how fast does it range and does it have a manual range override mode? (Auto vs. manual range is personal preference. Manual meters are cheaper and there's nothing wrong with them - you just need to set the dial to when you turn them on to use them. )* Auto power off* Data hold / Max hold* Better meters will have 4 jacks - separate volts and ohms vs amps.
)Getting a manual meter will save you some bucks. If you want a cheap meter, you can find an OK home use one in the $10 - $20 range (e.g. Mastech MAS830L or MAS838. I would avoid going ultra ultra-cheap both for safety an accuracy reasons.) Better quality mid-range meters will run $40 or $50+ (e.g.
excellent for the relatively low cost, I recommend them for my clients who need a cheap voltmeter that is also reliable
The protective cover was difficult to apply but this is a great tool.I used it 3 days after i bought it when i replaced an ice maker.
Answer: yes