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Just a quick query on opinions. I am looking for a replacement voltmeter of
quality. I appreciate that such accessory instruments are only 'indicators'
and not supposed to be as accurate as say a multi-meter. A couple of years
ago I replaced a dodgy 'Durite' voltmeter (a make which is usually regarded
as good industrial quality) with a 'TIM', a make which now appears to
dominate the accessory scene. But that too is now over a volt and
half too slow.
So is there a good quality range of 50mm instruments out there or do I go
digital? In the past I have used the alleged high quality 'VDO'
instruments but despite their 200-300% price premium, they appear to be no
better than Durite in performance/longevity. Help appreciated thanks.
Cheers
Jon
Oxford canal south.
'92 HZJ80 ex UN surplus from Bosnia. (Julian, getting screen frames again
with just single words down the left-hand side, each digest many screenfuls
long!)
quality. I appreciate that such accessory instruments are only 'indicators'
and not supposed to be as accurate as say a multi-meter. A couple of years
ago I replaced a dodgy 'Durite' voltmeter (a make which is usually regarded
as good industrial quality) with a 'TIM', a make which now appears to
dominate the accessory scene. But that too is now over a volt and
half too slow.
So is there a good quality range of 50mm instruments out there or do I go
digital? In the past I have used the alleged high quality 'VDO'
instruments but despite their 200-300% price premium, they appear to be no
better than Durite in performance/longevity. Help appreciated thanks.
Cheers
Jon
Oxford canal south.
'92 HZJ80 ex UN surplus from Bosnia. (Julian, getting screen frames again
with just single words down the left-hand side, each digest many screenfuls
long!)