> While on
the
> topic, has anyone any experience with the Velleman integrated DMM/Pow=
er
The way I look at it, that's three bits of test gear that might potenti=
ally
get knocked out if one of them develops a fault.
I'm not a fan of x-in-=
one
anything...
Agreed!
M. G. Scroggie, in his 'Radio Laboratory Handbook' makes a comment
something like 'Versatility is useful, but beware of buying a 'jack of
all trades and master of none'. Also remember that any instrument, no
matter how versatile, can only be in one part of the circuit at a time'.
The latter doesn't apply to soemthing like a PSU and multimeter in the
same box, of course. But some of these multimeters with all sorts of odd
ranges on them may look very nice, until the day when you have to measure
a voltage and a frequency at the same time :-).
I'd certainly not want my only multimeter in the same box as my bench
PSU. The latter (if it's any good) will be heavy, but I want to be able
to carry the meter around.
-tony