Fluke 110multimeter info

[kcoc321]

I am looking for a multimeter that will let me test caps ect since my "basic" one doesn't. Anyone have a Fluke 110 and can you tell me if it is a good one for this?

link: http://us.fluke.com/usen/Products/Fluke+110.htm?catalog_name=FlukeUnitedStates
Specs say:
Resistance
Accuracy* ± (0.9%+1) Max. Resolution 0.1 Ω Maximum 40 MΩ
Capacitance
Accuracy* ± (1.9%+2) Max. Resolution 1 nF Maximum 10,000 µF
Frequency
Accuracy* ± (0.1%+2) Max. Resolution 0.01 Hz Maximum 50 kHz

Next, what is a used one worth, IF it is fully functional?
There is one on CL, he's askin $100.

Thanks

[kcoc321]

bump...cuz I wanna grab it before its gone...IF its a good deal

Come on...no one has one? or can atleast tell me if those level of accuracy is "in the ball park"

:p

[skrol]

Fluke makes excellent test equipment. I have a Fluke 187 that I picked up off eb for $120 and it is fantastic.

I believe that the 110 is discontinued but sold for about $400 new. The going rate for used looks to be $100 to $160 used.

[kcoc321]

Cool thanks..... I know Fluke makes decent stuff, but being discontinued I couldn't find any current pricing...

[Dejean_p]

Tennma also makes a LCR meter. Check with MCM Electronics. B&K Electronics also makes a nice one too.

[ShinAce]

Don't forget, just because it reads the right amount of capacitance doesn't mean it's working properly, especially when it comes to audio grade quality for crossovers.

ESR sucks.

[kcoc321]

thanks for the information