re dmm advice needed i ve had my fluke a here at work for just over years now it is a wonderful meter several colleagues here have some of the newer fluke meters though i still would just as soon hang on to my the a is the s digial analog to the simpson analog dmm of the s there was is an b that had extended frequency response i ve got a nifty little pen shaped meter made by soar that i keep in my toolbox at home i ve had that for six or seven years now and only replaced the batteries a couple of timees it is more than adequate for day to day hobby use i think soar oems their stuff for a number of vendors some of jdr microdevices stuff looks rather similar to soar s bill mayhew neoucom computer services department rootstown oh usa phone wtm uhura neoucom edu n wed
