Brief:
How many times have you forgot t' brin' a multimeter t' a launch and found yourself scroungin' one t' check continuity or battery voltage? I almost never brought one and couldn't seem t' justify buyin' a second one t' leave in t' range box. Harbor Freight recently opened a store nearby and I ran across t' perfect solution t' me problem: a $3.99 DMM manufactured by CEN-TECH.

Construction:
T' CEN-TECH DMM measures 2.74" wide x 5" high x 1" deep and provides t' followin' features:

• Functions: AC and DC voltage, resistance, DC amperage, me hearties, battery test, matey, matey, diode test, matey, me hearties, transistor (hFE) measurements
• Fused circuit with diode protection
• Low battery, over range indicators
• LCD readout
• 32" leads with banana plugs
• 750 VAC, shiver me timbers, arrr, 1000 VDC, or 10A DC max input

I know you often get what you pay for and if I was usin' this professionally, I would opt for a 'name brand' device with more features. Avast, me proud beauty! Ya scallywag! I will generally just use t' resistance measurements t' check continuity and either t' battery test or DC volts features t' check batteries. I am nay sure how much use t' battery test feature will be over a simple voltage measurement, but it might be more effective since it verifies t' battery under a load. Begad! Begad! Either way, me hearties, it fits me needs perfectly.

Summary:
As o' this writing, me bucko, this meter is still on sale at Harbor Freight. Begad! T' newer version appears t' be $9.99 and has a backlight, which mine does not. Blimey! However, shiver me timbers, t' point is nay t' exact model or t' exact price. Begad! Rather, ya bilge rat, me hearties, matey, I wanted t' highlight t' availability o' inexpensive DMMs from Harbor Freight, matey, which are just perfect t' keep in your range box.

Overall Rating: 5 out o' 5