This newly released model Mastech MS8264 is a manual 30-range fully featured digital multimeter. It is capable of all standard functions including AC/DC Voltage and Current, Resistance, Capacitance, Frequency, Temperature and more. It’s also packed with many nice features, such as back light, data hold, resettable fuse. No matter you are a professional or just a DIY hobbist, this is a great and affordable tool for your daily use. Accessories include
test leads with shrouded plugs and capped tips ,multi-Functional socket,
K-Type Temperature probe, user Manual
and 9V battery (installed)

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3 Responses to “Mastech 30-Range Digital Multimeter with Temperature Measurement, MS8264”

1. Matthew says:

   June 23, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Good product. The buttons stick a little bit which is slightly annoying but otherwise great.

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2. Juan Carlos Berenguer Esteban says:

   April 3, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Until now, about three months of eventual use, it goes ok. I really love the backlight feature with auto dim off, and my friends are amazed looking at. Note: It measures temperature with the probe (thermocouple) and without it (some kind of internal sensor). 4 stars because the temperature readings are not quite accurate (+/- about 1 degree) mines comes with degrees in Celsius, which I love because is the unit I use. I can’t find how to change the readings to Fahrenheit so be aware, I think this guy only measures in Celsius. >>>> Update: Looking at the interior I can see a resistor over a point called RC1 and over a point called RF1 there is no resistor, so maybe swapping the resistor goes to measure in Fahrenheit (I figure it out for the C and F). I did not go to test it because for me Celsius is ok.

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3. Lalit Chhabra says:

   January 4, 2008 at 12:00 am

   cant live without it, the moment you take this thing in hand u will forget about those cheap multimeters.

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