Time for a break with my high voltage MOSFET
killer lab supply tomfoolery.
Back to the core values of this little corner of EEVblog's forum.
It is no secret that I still have a penchant for Philips test equipment, despite their fondness for brittle plastics.
The analog/digits meter relation of my collection is also rather small. So it is no wonder I couldn't help but bid enough to get me a couple of meters with pointers, most of them bearing the beloved old Philips logo:
![](https://i.imgur.com/Ka8EKuA.jpg)
Rest assured, one of them shows that they are made of genuine Philips plastic.
![Cry :'(](https://www.eevblog.com/forum/Smileys/default/xcry.gif.pagespeed.ic.tehjCtKixU.png)
![](https://i.imgur.com/2EIGeWp.jpg)
The Siemens instrument is also interesting: A true RMS meter, with a whopping 33.3 Ω/V in the lower ranges! My first moving-iron movement handheld meter, complete with manual. Until now, I saw them as panel meters only.
And my first current clamp.
Not exactly a snap, but with less than 20 € apiece still a fair deal IMO.