Guys,
Walk by Sears today and found a Fluke 81438 for $99. It seem to be identical to Fluke 111 (from physical appearance and specs). It came home with me.
Anyone has used this one? Doesn't have lifetime warranty but it seem to be a good budget Fluke
81438: http://us.fluke.com/usen/products/Fluke+81438.htm?catalog_name=FlukeUnitedStates
111: http://us.fluke.com/usen/products/Fluke+110.htm?catalog_name=FlukeUnitedStates
What do you think of it?
Walk by Sears today and found a Fluke 81438 for $99. It seem to be identical to Fluke 111 (from physical appearance and specs). It came home with me.
Anyone has used this one? Doesn't have lifetime warranty but it seem to be a good budget Fluke
81438: http://us.fluke.com/usen/products/Fluke+81438.htm?catalog_name=FlukeUnitedStates
111: http://us.fluke.com/usen/products/Fluke+110.htm?catalog_name=FlukeUnitedStates
What do you think of it?
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burnedfingers said:
My dad's comany swears Buy Fluke.. So i was shopping in seattle washington and found a flue 87 DMM for 20$ i didn't think it work but it was worth it because i could have resold it for part's. I took it home and cleaned the contact bar for the screen and till this day it is my most fav meter
yumm back lit lcd 
Hi jleaman,
Good for you! "Bad display" was the most common complaint, and almost the easiest to repair. Blown fuses were easier. Broken displays were very common too. Replace the top cover and display after the truck runs over it and you're good to go in many cases.
These are very repairable. Another good point for a Fluke.
-Chris
Good for you! "Bad display" was the most common complaint, and almost the easiest to repair. Blown fuses were easier. Broken displays were very common too. Replace the top cover and display after the truck runs over it and you're good to go in many cases.
These are very repairable. Another good point for a Fluke.
-Chris
Just to give a negative point on Fluke so we do not get too one sided. I went today to buy fuse for my 189 Fluke. Wooping $ 21 for the fuse!!! They are using thick "industrial" size fuse normally seen only in power distribution for move lighting
For $21 I could buy whole another meter at Radio Shack
For $21 I could buy whole another meter at Radio Shack
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anatech said:Hi jleaman,
I'd like a deal too.
-Chris
I'll make you a deal..
You find me a variable Powersupply with positive negitive and center ground rail's Simular to this. > and ill trade you
value for value Technical Specifications
* 3 1/ 2 Digits LCD Display
* Output Voltage: 0 - 30 Volts @ 0-5 Amps
* Output Current: 0 - 5 Amps
* Input Voltage: 230V, 50Hz
* Constant voltage/ Constant Current
* Voltage and Current adjustment
* Accuracy: Voltage 1% Current 1.5% +2dgt
* Power effect: CV<0.01%+1mV, CC<0.2% + 1mA
* Overload effect: CV<0.01% +3mV, CC<0.2% +3mA
* Waves and noises: CV<0.5mV r.m.s, CC 3mA, r.m.s
* Protection: High current limited.
* Ripple & Noise: <1mV rms( I>5A), CV<0.5mV rms( I < 5A)
* Output Current: 0-5 A
* Operating Temperature: 0 - 102 F ( 0 -40 C), Relative Humidity: <90%
* LCD Accuracy is within + or - 2.5%
* Size: 291x158x136mm
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I have a Mastech MY-64 for a couple of years now and had no problems with it. It's cheapo, but it works. I know that VDC, Ohm and Temp meter are still OK.
http://www.p-mastech.com/product/digital_multimemter_my.htm
http://www.p-mastech.com/product/digital_multimemter_my.htm
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