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Does anyone carry an ohm meter with them while on the road? I bought this one from the local Snap-on guy some 30 years ago, still works fine, smaller then a pack of smokes
Does anyone carry an ohm meter with them while on the road? I bought this one from the local Snap-on guy some 30 years ago, still works fine, smaller then a pack of smokes
It is a shame that radio shack is not around any more, they had a perfect little meter. I was riding In Fla when I notice my Volt Meter in the fairing reading low. I stopped in a Dealer to borrow a VOM and the voltage on the bike was good, The meter, not so much.
That little meter you have next to your Fluke would be perfect.
Can't remember, but one of those small wafer type. Fortunately , it does not get used much. The Fluke is my go to meter.
I have a Fluke 77 and a Metex. The Fluke is the oldest and my favorite Meter. However, I will use which ever meter I find in my tool box first.
I got the Metex as a stand-by when my Fluke display began to flake out. I have since replaced the display on the Fluke as well as the flexible carbon contacts that connect the LCD to the circuit card. Both have served me well for a very long time.
I don't carry any of my Flukes on the bike, but I have a little Greenlee that I bought at Lowes like 20 years ago, with Fluke leads, because they are the best. It has worked for years just fine. The last time I needed it, the damn battery was dead. Always working on someone else's bike in the middle BFE
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Road worthy volt ohm meter
