Here is how I see it. An analog is much more accurate than a digital provided they are of the same tolerances. You can interpolate easily with a analog. However, there is no way I would typically go back to my analog over my digital for a few reason....
1- Batteries last forever in the digital (over 3 years at present)
2 - much tougher and harder to break when dropped
3- usually much smaller and easier to carry
4- give me the reading I want very quickly with the precision way above what I need (so does the analog)
5- often have a continuity buzzer so I don't need to read the display all the time.
6- Most shut off when not used for a time.
7-This is 2004
8- Noise... I have never had problems with noise.

Anyone want to buy some old Simpson 260's or 261's? I seldome use mine.

Check the website and see what Radio Shack has for under $30.00

Radio Shack Multimeter

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