Hey look, here’s another really nice digital multimeter we were lucky enough to get our analog hands on. This one’s approx 3" x 5" x 1" in black with all the goodies, including a 3-1/2 digit LCD display with a max reading of 1999, and overload protection. Measures DCV 0.1mV-300V +/-5, ACV 0.1V-300V +/-10, DC current 0.01uA-10A +/-5, OHM 0.1-2M +/-5 and Continuity. Unit has 3-1/2 digit LCD with 1999 max reading, auto polarity indication, overload protection and low battery indicator, includes 9V battery, red/black test leads and user’s manual. Operating temp 32F-104F; storage 14F-122F. Use in less than 75% relative humidity. From Cambridge™.

We don't care if she did go to MIT—she could only have dreamed of today's mulitmeters, like this one, with a 3-1/2 digit, 7-segment 0.5” LCD display with a max reading of 1999. Measures DCV 0.1mV-1000V, ACV 0.1V-750V, DCA 0.1mA-10A, OHM 0.1O-2mOHM. Has diode-forward voltage drop and hFE bipolar PNP and NPN transistors, replaceable fuse, included 9V battery and red/black test leads. Operating temp10F-104F; storage 10F-122F. Use in less than 75% relative humidity. Included instructions look to be cyrillic, so check your favorite internet help site if you need a how-to guide. Measures approx 5” x 2-3/4” x 1”.

And if so, this pressure gauge will read zero. From Paramount Supply, it has a 2-1/4" face and measures the aforementioned 0 to 60psi/0-4000kPa. Black metal housing has a white face and blue/red lettering. Also has a 1/4” male NPT fitting from the back.

Every now and then in life you need a Dial Drop Indicator—you know, to indicate your dial drops. We jest, because if you need (or want) a Dial Drop Indicator, you already know it’s for measuring tools, equipment, shop supplies and machinery. This one, from MBC® Industrial Supply, has a 0-.5" range, a 0-001” reading, and a 0-100 graduation. Dial is just over 2” dia and easy to read. This is a nice piece.

Amps and volts, go together like pretzels and mustard, at least in Philadelphia. Where were we? Yes, you pick from our 0-10VDC in 0.2 volt increments voltmeter or the zero-adjust ammeter (Galvanometer) that reads bipolarity up to 500mA in 20mA increments. Both are in black plastic housings, 4" x 5-1/2" x 3-3/4" with a slanted face and red & black banana jack terminals.

This new take-out analog/ballistic meter, a genuine science device, was intended to measure electrodermal activity in humans, if you're into that kind of thing. (We make no judgments here at the home office, lest we be judged.) Has a clear acrylic elliptical face, 6-1/8" x 4" with a 2-1/4" x 2" x 1-1/4" housing for the mechanism on the rear bottom, along with a pair of screw terminals. No scale, but full deflection is at 125uA.

And save a bundle. The "Kill-A-Watt" plugs into a wall outlet and accepts the power line for any devices or appliances that draw up to 1875 watts. Identifies energy eaters, tracks efficiency and costs over time, and checks on your electricity provider by monitoring voltage, current (amps), watts, kilowatt hours, frequency (Hz), volt amps, power factor, and elapsed time. Measures 5-1/8" x 2-3/8" x 1-7/16" with a 1-3/4" x 11/16" LCD screen. You may never use a waffle iron again.