RE: TI-H: Multimeter for sale...

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Subject: RE: TI-H: Multimeter for sale...
From: Bruce Christensen <bruce@iname.com>
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 1998 15:45:41 -0800
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On Monday, March 30, 1998 12:14 PM, Richard Piotter 
[SMTP:richfile@prairie.lakes.com] wrote:

> I have a $50 multimeter I want to get rid of. I got it in september to
> help in developing upgrades and repairing calcs. It has faithfuly served
> me for months, but I need one to test capacitors and transistors. I'm
> buying a $90 one, but I need to sell the old one.
>
> It works GREAT!!! I've used it for testing house wiring, underground
> cables, calculators, robots, and LOTS of other stuff.
>
> It has 0-1000 volts AC or DC, with auto polarity.
> It is auto ranging, but lets you select range manualy too.
> It has data hold and sound with a mute button.
> It does resistance (10 MOhm input impedance) and continuity.
> It also does current in AC and DC, 400 mA with the normal volt
> connections and 10 amps with the dedicated current connector.
>
> It's the Radio Shack part number 22-163 or Tech America part number
> 220-0163
>
> It's very nice, but i want the better one with more features. I'll sell
> it to anyone who gives me a good offer. Less than half a year old.
>
> I realize this isn't TI related, but I figure that there may be someone
> who wants a good meter. Let me know if interested.

I'm interested.  I'd pay $30 for it, perhaps more.

Sincerely,

Bruce

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