CRTGAMER wrote:Ziggy587 wrote:CRTGAMER wrote:Here is a REAL MultiMeter. Digitals are more accurate, but I like the instant read of the gauge.
You don't find that it takes longer to read where the needle is than it does to just read the digits on an LCD display?
The digital in its accuracy continually jumps the numbers up and down giving exact up to date voltage. I know this is to give a precise true reading with the minute volt spikes, but stand still for crying out loud!
It does "stand still," it just depends what you're reading. If you read a battery in a volts setting (not mV) with only two decimal places it's not gonna jump around. And even something that does jump around a little, it's not like you can't take a reading while some decimal places are moving.
It may be important to note that I've experienced a bunch of cheap meters that would jump around like crazy... Even when you weren't reading a voltage, the numbers would be moving. It could have just been shitty meter(s) that you were using.
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