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<blockquote data-quote="jt4x4" data-source="post: 8706070" data-attributes="member: 677386"><p>I completely agree. In my opinion, accurate measurements should be the universal goal! I was not happy to learn that I paid more for a meter that</p><p></p><p></p><p>Lasherz: I agree. In my opinion, accuracy should be a universal goal, but it makes sense to list ratings that are repeatable to the most field workers. You seem intelligent enough that I don't need to expand on that.</p><p></p><p>To kushy: In regards to your snippy little comment: "If youre that neurotic about a multimeter then you should be using an oscope." I don't know if your comment was meant at me, but, given your track record, I assume it was. Show me an oscilloscope that measures current and/or resistance. I realize you have a lot of posts, so you're probably right about everything. I'd also like to know why you are against friendly conversation that helps enthusiasts decide which test equipment is best for their needs. I can't wait for the thumbs down and lack of helpful response, because your post count is the same as actual experience and knowledge with electricity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jt4x4, post: 8706070, member: 677386"] I completely agree. In my opinion, accurate measurements should be the universal goal! I was not happy to learn that I paid more for a meter that Lasherz: I agree. In my opinion, accuracy should be a universal goal, but it makes sense to list ratings that are repeatable to the most field workers. You seem intelligent enough that I don't need to expand on that. To kushy: In regards to your snippy little comment: "If youre that neurotic about a multimeter then you should be using an oscope." I don't know if your comment was meant at me, but, given your track record, I assume it was. Show me an oscilloscope that measures current and/or resistance. I realize you have a lot of posts, so you're probably right about everything. I'd also like to know why you are against friendly conversation that helps enthusiasts decide which test equipment is best for their needs. I can't wait for the thumbs down and lack of helpful response, because your post count is the same as actual experience and knowledge with electricity. [/QUOTE]
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