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I agree they are nice, by chance I was just looking at mine today, only bad thing about them is they are a bit too dim to read in direct sunlight. One nice thing if you take them apart the input range marked on the circuit board goes up to 300V or so. Ike p.s. never mind they used to come in...

Given that we are going into winter soon I will see what changes colder weather have before making any adjustment, it was 92 degrees on Saturday when I compared it to the digital meters (I had noticed this in the past, just don't remember how far off the meter was). Ike

I am having a problem with the frequency meter on my MEP-016b, it reads higher than the actual frequency by about a 1/2 hz (when compared to measurement by my Fluke 87V and Kill-a-watt). Before digging into things too much, my first thought was possible added resistance due to old dirty...

If you are looking for a cheap way to measure frequency, look at the basic Kill-A-Watt, they do surprisingly well with generators (many lower end multimeters will give crazy false frequency readings due to distorted wave form and noise from generators). Ike