nicobel

FLUKE!!!!!!!!
All over the way
As an electronics eng. i know the best...
i owuld use a Fluke Scope Meter...but is just a little overkill

Ketchmi

After owning (and still do) many Fluke's, HP's, simpson's and a few others, the best one I have found for automotive work and all around "take with you" ease is the Craftsman Mod. 81079. It will do current to 20 amps and has a built in infrared thermometer and even a probe for even more accuracy. It has a backlight but no bar graph. At about $100, it's a hell of a deal as I usually carry an IR thermometer with me anyways for tire temps and such.

Dave

Bill51sdr

Have to add to the Fluke recommendations. I'e had an 87 since 1984, mine came equipped with a rubber case that really protects it when dropped and the auto-range feature as well as the "sample and hold" feature is very handy.