Surprisingly, it was very simple. However, it did draw my attention to one aspect of the new meters that could be improved – the display. Black letters on a mid-grey background do not make for very good legibility in low light conditions (such as in the early morning) or for people with poor eyesight or who have to use reading glasses. You would think a better combination could have been chosen. Are the displays ever illuminated?
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