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Originally Posted by old_coot88
You're speakin' of the Simpson 260, right? That's the only meter i ever used for general servicing for 30+ years (except for the rare occasion when a VTVM was needed for probing some high impedance circuit).
You might be able to run red lights and stop signs for a while, too.  I would never use a digital (don't even own one) for anything but pure DC, clean sinewave AC, or ohms. |
I like the way you think! 
I would like to learn more about exactly what a VTVM can do that no others can do, or do as well. I have a Simpson VTVM and a huge bench model Hickok.
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