measuring pressure and vacuum

[targetman]

What are you using and why? Digital or liquid filled?

[jpsmith1cm]

Currently, I use both standard Bourdon Tube dry and liquid filled gauges.

The liquid filled seem to have better "flutter" resistance, the dry gauges are the cheapest.

I have not invested in digital gauges. YET!

I am seriously considering a set of Digi-cools.

[targetman]

Sorry. I'm thinking manometers.

[fcs]

Digital,
accurate and easy to use

[4x4freak]

I got a Testo 510 last summer and have been happy with it so far. I use it on almost every service call.

[yellowirenut]

going to use my tax refund for some new toys..thinking of getting a digital manometer myself

[jpsmith1cm]

Sorry. I'm thinking manometers.

:o:o Oops.

In that case, I'm still a low-tech guy. I use a magnahelic. I have very little call for those types of measurements, so have not seen the need for digital at this time.

[WhoIsThat?]

$Analog:$Digital = 1:1?
1:2?

Digital readout implies an accuracy that may not be there, and digital meters may be less reliable due to increased complexity.

[Just In Time]

i would like to find a "affordable" set of digital gauges that also have a micron feature in them. any ideas?