As a stereo installer I use a multimeter just about everyday. Between voltage, impedance, continuity, current draw testing my ole trusty Fluke meter gets quite the workout. When it came time to put together a nice tool set that would stay at home rather than the shop, I decided to look into less expensive options. The Uni-T multimeter was a great addition and a small fraction of the cost of my shop meter. Although less expensive it still provides all of the features I typically use and even gives me one my fluke does not, Square wave output, which is on the “D” model only. Although I have not had…