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Need a new multimeter and after something as simple as possible. Any recommendations.
 
Kewtech KT116

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Unless you’d like to spend more on a Fluke.
 
Make sure it has a socket for a k type thermocouple ( test temp) and has a beep tone for testing for shorts
 
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