Oh! Also, the aged rib eyes from Cinder butte meats are the best steaks I’ve ever had. I always bring some back when i visit.
I lived there during the Trump years.
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Well thats just ridiculous
They should be spread out 
I own 6,
Only 2 “good” ones
2 OK ones
2 Junk, but good enough. (I wouldn’t use for AC)
I’ve been meaning to get one (or 2) more like this
or this
I Iike the low profile,
just to throw in the glovebox of a car, and quick grab tool bag.
Just to replace my bulky junky ones, that will probably end up in another glovebox and…Oh, I own 7…I already have another one in my boat.
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I have a large Kennedy toolbox next to me. This is all part of my tester drawer. Each one has a purpose
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If anyone is looking at multimeters, I can’t say enough good things about the brymen brand. Cheaper and more featureful than a fluke and just about as good quality wise. 10/10 instruments
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I’m still judging
What do the first 2 on the left do that the Fluke doesn’t?
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Left is pretty fun. its a Tht meter. you plug through-hole components into it and it will tell you both what the component is and what the values are. great for tiny caps and resistors.
second one is just a cheapo multi-meter and i use that when i dont want to take the nice fluke somewhere or i just need to know theres continuity or the power isnt live. its esentially the throwaway meter if i needed it.
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I got my fluke on Ebay for 20$ shipped as “non-working” and it was a 5$ fuse.
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Damn, can’t beat that
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AHH, red one is a cheapo multi-meter
Yellow one is specifically for measuring tiny tiny capacitive values. I used to use it to grade the SMD capacitors i would get in. thats where i saw how much they varied in printed capacetence. also why i have the tweezers on that one.
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I really hope so. Let’s hope the testers come back positive!
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Amateurs…
Source: You always need more multimeters!
Joking aside, I have 3 that I really like nearby. The rest of my collection is currently in another country… 
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Sounds like a plan, but you might end up machining some literal black magic:
Let’s aim to get things done in less than 18 months however.
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Stop beating around the bush, you know that I’m actively seeking to convert.
I also found a higher resolution version but it’s going to need some editing. I’ll get around to it once I’m back in front of my computer, doing this on a phone kinda sucks.
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huh… the human virome…
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whoaaaaaa
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I suspect that those flex pcb arrays are likely going to get encapsulated in scar tissue.
It looks like they are using a biocompatible kapton like material for the “board”, and biocompatible solder mask.
Anyways, how bad is collagen encapsulation at transmitting the signals?
