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Re: Accessable multimeter?
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Steve Dresser <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 9 Sep 2003 08:22:00 -0400
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Gale,

Here's an item from Ann Morris's latest catalog.  It's a bit pricey, but it
should fill the bill:

TALKING VOLT METER: For all of you ham radio operators and techies, here it
is! The Omega model is a full function, industrial grade digital multimeter
which also features dual type K thermocouple inputs and voice annunciation
of all measured values. This compact, portable meter measures true RMS AC
voltage and current, as well as resistance and temperature, and will accept
any 2 type K thermocouple terminated with miniature SMP connectors. AC and
9-volt battery are included.
EVM1 $349.95

Steve

On Tuesday 9/9/03 03:41 gale conard wrote:
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>I accidentally destroyed my Radioshack, talking multimeter a while back. =
>  I haven't run across such a device in any of the "adaptive devices" =
>listings that I have checked.
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>Does anyone know where  I might find another talking, or otherwise =
>accessable, multimeter?
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>Thanks
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>73,
>Gale
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