Actually, I went to use my old Talking Radio Shack / Tandy DMM today to test my trailer lights for a break and the damn think went out. (not the batteries). I keep my Fluke on the bench but one of these should be in every trunk or mobile tool sack.

I am serious about the Radio Shack being a talking version. I think I paid $20 for it $25 years ago. The red Positive probe has a button on it. So when you get the probes set in place you hit the button and this monotone male voice reads out "THREE HUNDRED VOLTS" or whatever. Cheap and funny, but surprisingly useful over the years.

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