You had me about to ask questions, then you show Dog!
Love the input on everything! Need more Lab. in this! My Pug gave a leg up vote!
Oh yeah. Anyone with a decent Fluke (and can use it) is a friend. 88 is the 'Mechanics choice'. I have an 87 (no temp.) but love its accuracy.
Have several thermal devices for temps.
Peace my fellow nut!
Last edited by NCGreasemonkey; 12-16-2016 at 12:28 AM.
... Rick
For the thread on Noir click belowOriginally Posted by Hammerhead
http://mazdaroadster.net/showthread....e-light-Slowly
I love the Fluke 80 series, I have a Fluke 87 of each generation. The 87-III is my favorite for electronics work, so it stays in the lab, the 87-V lives in my toolbox for automotive stuff. They screwed up the 87-V when they made it default to AC amps. Who the hell has ever used a multimeter to measure AC amps? That's what current clamps are for.
The 87-V actually does temp, not great at it, but it works for basic stuff.
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