BSL022 Fluke 8846A 6 1/2 Digit Precision Bench Multimeter

[@smash7777-]

A good quick overview of the basic functionality of this meter. I was looking at this meter as I will be getting a decent 6 . 1/2 digit bench meter in the next few weeks. This has definitely highlighted a few things that may swing what meter I end up getting. A few not so good surprises in this review for sure. Definitely ones you would want to know about before laying out a lump of wedge on this meter. Thanks for sharing! 👍

[@pnnielsen]

Very nice review and I appreciate that you make it clear that the 726 calibrator has a lower precision than the 8846A

[@stefancoppens4922]

Very informative thankyou, and that Dick Smith kit power supply behind you has a place of honour on my bench too!

[@sergesteps1109]

Thank you for sharing knowledge!

[@10000276249]

This multimeter can use any standard 100 Ohms platinum temperature sensor

[@cpopte]

At start... I tought you are weard. But after I watched your vid...I gave a like and I enjoyed. Verry clear an informative. Now tell us ... fluke 8846A or Agilent 34410A ? Please, and why one or the other.

[@senohpi]

Take a look at Keysight 34461A instead, a great multimeter with everything you need and nice logging function, it's either that one or Fluke 8846 which i also really fancy.

[@CandyHam]

@@senohpi I do think the Agilent 34410A is the more apples-to-apples comparison with the Fluke 8845/6A models

[@ashishsonar293]

Hi sir. How to rset resolution?