BTMETER Multimeter Capacitance Thermocouple Automotive Review

I bought this multimeter to check some capacitors on my compressor motor. I was impressed with the quality of the device, ease of use and accuracy. A friend wanted to borrow it to test a capacitor and offered to buy it from me! This is one of the best suggestions for test gauges I've found.

This gauge works when the breeze blows. Well made and very compact, works with all the measuring units you need as a professional. I can't buy this type of counter for $30, it costs well over $200. I've bought two of the 770M, gifted one to my uncle who works as an electrician and he can't stop thanking me. Don't look elsewhere!

This multimeter was easy to use, although removing the back panel to insert the included battery was a bit of a hassle due to the use of micro screws. I couldn't keep the red probe connected to my car's negative terminal, so I couldn't complete the test. When I plugged in the probe, the meter correctly indicated that the phantom power was draining the car battery. I recommend this meter.

Haha I like this gauge it's gigantic which some people might not like but I like it. It has a very strong magnet on the back to attach it to the dash panel or even your car's hook/fender wall. On top of that, I ordered the one with a mechanical lock because I mess around sometimes and I definitely don't want to break my meter or at least go change fuses and stuff like that. Overall I love these units. The only, and I mean the only downside is that it doesn't have end pieces. However, it does…

This is NOT a typical department store multimeter. It's a much more advanced option with more features, some of which I'll probably never use (but that's beside the point). The meter has a nice, sturdy, well-built look and includes a built-in stand, magnetic back mount, and nice carrying case. Even the battery is included. The lines also appear to be well made and are a good length. I like the built-in mechanical locking system that prevents the electrodes from being incorrectly connected for…