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Bronze Member Username: Whatmh5Post Number: 40 Registered: Dec-09 | Anyone ever used these? http://www.amazon.com/Equus-3721-Battery-Charging-Monitor/dp/B000EVWDU0 Or, should I just get a stinger voltmeter like everyone else? Thanks |
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Platinum Member Username: GlasswolfColumbia, SC USA Post Number: 12783 Registered: Dec-03 | if all you want to do is see voltage, that should do fine. Personally, I prefer a True RMS digital multimeter. |
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Bronze Member Username: Whatmh5Post Number: 41 Registered: Dec-09 | what do you mean by true rms digital multimeter? is is similar to a normal multimeter? |
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Platinum Member Username: GlasswolfColumbia, SC USA Post Number: 12785 Registered: Dec-03 | yes, except it has the ability to read "true RMS" (alternating current voltage) |
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Bronze Member Username: Whatmh5Post Number: 42 Registered: Dec-09 | Oh, i see. And how much more do these run you? is it really beneficial in my application? I believe you also posted in my sub question, but 1 dc lvl 4 15 and aq 1200d I doubt I will be competing; if i do it will only be a few times for fun, nothing serious. |
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Platinum Member Username: GlasswolfColumbia, SC USA Post Number: 12802 Registered: Dec-03 | you never specified what your application is. a true RMS meter can be found for $20-30 probably if you check some place like harbor freight. a good DMM is handy for a number of things, like setting gains on amplifiers, checking continuity and voltages, etc. again if all you want to do is check circuit voltage, that thing above is fine. |
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Bronze Member Username: Whatmh5Post Number: 43 Registered: Dec-09 | Ok. Thanks GlassWolf |