1 EEVblog #99 - $100 Multimeter Shootout - Extech Amprobe BK Precision Ideal UEi Uni-T PART 1of2
A multimeter comparison in the hundred dollar bracket, recommended to buyers who want to know which features matter before choosing a meter.
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A multimeter comparison in the hundred dollar bracket, recommended to buyers who want to know which features matter before choosing a meter.
The EEVblog review of the Rigol DS1054Z, linked whenever someone asks which first oscilloscope to buy and wants to see its features demonstrated.
Dave Jones reviewing a cheap Aneng multimeter, used to reassure beginners that a budget meter is fine for low voltage hobby work and to explain its limits.
Dave Jones's review of the Rigol DS1054Z, regularly cited when someone asks which entry-level oscilloscope is worth buying.
An EEVblog look at cheap Yihua soldering stations, generally cited as evidence that these Hakko clones are adequate for beginners and light use.
An EEVblog review of the Korad KA3005P bench supply that found faulty output transistors, cited in discussions of cheap programmable supplies.
Dave Jones's EEVblog review of the Quick 861DW hot air station, cited when people recommend it as a good value rework tool.
Big Clive's look at a cheap USB soldering iron, cited to show it manages small jobs while warning about power, tips and static.
Cited as Big Clive's review of a budget digital Hakko 936 clone soldering station, valued because it accepts genuine Hakko tips.
An entertaining Marco Reps review of the TS100 portable soldering iron, suggested as a strong upgrade when someone's iron dies or they want a compact tool.
Apparently a review of a multi cell lithium power bank, linked in discussions about charging and combining cells, with no opinions given on the video itself.