Which multimeter?
 

I see that Pelican Parts sells a few different multimeters. Which one would be a good one to get? I want to be assured that I don't get one that I will quickly outgrow as I advance along the learning curve.

Any informed opinions out there?

I would have asked Warren, because his thoughts were always so kind and detailed, but sadly we need to forge on without him.

Cordially, Greg

A good middle of the road Fluke will handle everything you will be doing.

+1 Fluke. Buy one for life.

Can someone supply specific model numbers for the mulitmeter and any helpful accessories? I checked the Fluke site but there a lot of models out there!

Thanks for the expert advice! :)

just don't buy one from radio shack...
overpriced crap.

Fluke 78

/Peter

If you can and want to spend the money, try to get one with that ammeter clamp thing. Very useful for trying to track a drain. Just my 0.02

That being said, I still sometimes use an old analogue multimeter that use to belong to my dad.

Anyone ever used one of these? It's sooooo cool.

http://www.byramlabs.com/images/hi-res/tri-310.jpg

A Fluke or any other type of DMM is fitting for a 996/997/Honda, but for a classic 911 just screams for something like this.