My clamp meter failed just when I need it. It started reading 18V DC when measuring the voltage across the terminals of a 12V battery which wasn't being charged! I could cope with that but the continuity buzzer goes off even when there is only air between the probes and the buzzer sounds as soon as I select DC amps. Defunct, I think, dead, gone to meet it's maker, turned up its toes. It is a no longer functional DC clamp meter. (cf MP Dead parrot)
I see that on eBay I can buy one for a range of prices starting at about £7 and going on upwards. What is a sensible price to pay for an instrument that is only used when something goes wrong?
Nick