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Sounds of different buttons being clicked on a multimeter fill the air, each one distinct and precise. The first is a mechanical click, clear and sharp, like the sound of a key unlocking a door. Following that, comes the sound of a button rotating, its movement smooth and akin to a dial turning on an old radio. The next button clicked is softer, a lower, more muted sound that reminds one of a computer mouse being clicked. The final button clicked has a robust, metallic sound, like a coin being dropped into a slot. The process then repeats, creating a rhythm of mechanical sounds - click, rotate, click, drop - a symphony of tactile interaction with the multimeter.
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Sounds of different buttons being clicked on a multimeter fill the air, each one distinct and precise. The first is a mechanical click, clear and sharp, like the sound of a key unlocking a door. Following that, comes the sound of a button rotating, its movement smooth and akin to a dial turning on an old radio. The next button clicked is softer, a lower, more muted sound that reminds one of a computer mouse being clicked. The final button clicked has a robust, metallic sound, like a coin being dropped into a slot. The process then repeats, creating a rhythm of mechanical sounds - click, rotate, click, drop - a symphony of tactile interaction with the multimeter.
