fluke

[jeep6275]

who all uses the fluke 28II? ive been looking at it but cant decide.

anyone with any opinions? looks like with the amp clamp itll run me about 550 bucks.

[eddiegoodfellar]

Its pretty much the 87V that is completely sealed and water tight. The 28II has a couple extra features such as pulse wdith and a two-level backlight. I use a 87V and am very happy with it.

[KLEINman]

a close friend of mine has actually been doing some field testing for fluke with the 28-2. there are a few kinks being worked out of the programming, its a great meter but i would wait a few months and wait for it to be updated. My friend is pascone10, maybe pm him and see whats going on......

[KLEINman]

Its pretty much the 87V that is completely sealed and water tight. The 28II has a couple extra features such as pulse wdith and a two-level backlight. I use a 87V and am very happy with it.

the 87-5 also has the two-level backlight.....

[eddiegoodfellar]

the 87-5 also has the two-level backlight.....

I was just going off of flukes "compare multimeters" section and it says the 28II does and the 87V does not.
I haven't even used the backlight on my 87V as I just got it and am now in school. I was probably incorrect.

Do you know if the cell phone GMS issues with the 87V are also a problem with the 28II ?

[Peztoy]

I've been using a fluke 87iii for years. No problem.
Whats the issue with GSM?

[eddiegoodfellar]

As far as I know it only effects the 87V


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