Went to buy a multimeter for my battery but none come with 4mm bullets.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

Are you trying to measure the voltage of the battery? If so, what about one of these, click here?

Most multimeters do come with 4mm plugs, like this one:
https://www.amazon.de/Voltcraft-VC13...rds=multimeter
It has 4mm connections so you can make your own cables or use a charger cable.

But if you want to measure the status of the battery you need to do that with a load like a resistor or a lightbulb.

The goal is to hook up the multimeter in conjunction with a motor analyzer to get a more accurate amperage reading.

Ah....

Why not something like this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/0-100V-50A-D...8AAOSwezVW1Vjj

Will you post results? I'm specifically interested in the Amp readings!

Are you going to try sensorless and sensored on the motors?

Usually, when measuring amps with a multimeter you run the meter in circuit but the amp draw from pretty much any electric car system will be massively higher than any multimeter can cope with and you will destroy it.

What you need for high amps is a clamp meter which has a sprung 2 part ring that you clip around the supply wire and it calculates the amps from induction. You can get cheap ones that do AC but for DC you need a decent bit of kit, something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Amprobe-ACDC-.../dp/B0011DC008

Great video on this on YouTube. Look up Nick Adams, Sweet Spot for Blinky. I just need a multimeter with the proper sized leads. The have to plug into the battery & analyzer

I will look as well, I am intrigued

Ah, I see what is being done, 10A is enough. I was thinking mod under load ;-)

Yes, it's just for stock with no load.

Know of any types of multimetersome that come with 4mm bullets? I can't find any online. Thanks!

For checking amp draw up to 30 amp, this will work great and not very expensive. Also come with Dean connectors.

http://www.lefthander-rc.com/catalog...oducts_id=2944

Multimeters are all 4mm bullets. You just need a pair of leads with 2 male ends.

This is what you want to use. I have this in line before my analyzer. Works perfect.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/G-T-Power-RC...gAAOSwhkRWgqSH

What Multimeter did you purchase??