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I have a uei dl379 as one of my back up meters, its a good reliable meter with lots of functions and reasonably priced. As for temp measurement I have lots of k type tcouple probes and clamps, a cooper atkins blue box, digicool manifold with dc thermistors and various other temp measuring tools, the cooper atkins is the most accurate and quick acting I have temp/humidity meter I have ever used. It has a permanent home in my truck next to my Bacharach h10
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UEi has upped their game as you say, Ice. I got the DT304 with four inputs. Uses K-couples.Originally Posted by mark beiser
Thee Cooper would be great to have, but for me it takes up too much space. I have so much new electronic gear from FP and Testo I don't have the room in the truck.
Everything is in padded pistol cases and briefcases, there is room for nothing else.
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Fluke 54
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cooper red box
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Fluke 52 II with 80pk-1 general probes and 80pk-8 pipe clamp.
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whatever is fastest and most accurate.
i prefer cooper-atkins
and my testo 905T2 is most awesome for quick surface temps
i also have a fieldpiece dual temp meter that uses more readily available type K probes, and it is by far the best bang for your buck!
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I have the Cooper SH66, my second one (first one in black case was stolen)for about 10 years now. I used to use the FLuke TK80, that went bad after about 10 years of beating on it. I still use the thermocouple sensors on my Fluke 116 meter and they also work fine with a little pin converter.
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