
Here’s a tip on buying a multimeter:
I would do a quick function check. Make sure the volt readings go to zero when you short the leads. If there is an AC outlet handy check to see if that reading makes sense. If you have a small battery in your pocket check that too. Make sure the continuity and ohms meter are working open and shorted.
Most meters I have seen either work fine or have obvious problems. Also do a test on the two internal fuses (it’s in the manual) and drop your offering price if either is blown. They are easy to replace but it is a good bargaining point.
You can find all the manuals on Fluke’s site if you haven’t already found them.
Thanks Eric! Via the forum.

If you really want to compare multimeter’s, check out EEVBlog for his review of $100 and $50 multimeter’s http://www.eevblog.com/episodes/
Mach weiter so, danke!