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Oriano:
I bought an Omega multi-meter back in 2003 which has worked very well for
me. However, they are several hundred dollars, and I'm not sure if they are
made with speech output any more.
For a while, I think there was a much cheaper one on the market, produced by
a company in Canada, but I haven't heard much about the availability of that
one lately.
Hopefully, others on the list can provide more updated information than I
can on the Canadian product.
Tom Behler: KB8TYJ
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Subject: Accessible Multimeters
Hello all,
Anyone know of an accessible affordable multimeter? I would be happy with a
morse output or even something with RS232 that can be decoded using our
screen readers. However, a stand-alone would be nice.
73s
Oriano VE7 D-Y-Z
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