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    Have any of you used this meter or the Ideal brand? this looks like a nice meter and I'm in the market.

    http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/pro...547060&ccitem=



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    We all use this one at our shop......

    http://www.metrictest.com/product_in...dl=FLU%2030(N)

    Simple, reliable, straight forward, Fluke.
    My doctor gave me six months to live, but when I couldn't pay the bill he gave me six months more.
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    I have an Ideal 61-702 clamp meter that I like a lot. The only downside is that it does not do temperature readings. I carry it in the same bag as my Fluke 189, and my Fluke is the one being sent in for repair. I am not saying it is better, but I do like it a lot. It is also CAT III - 1000V rated. I would buy their products again.

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    Re: We all use this one at our shop......

    Originally posted by spotts
    http://www.metrictest.com/product_in...dl=FLU%2030(N)

    Simple, reliable, straight forward, Fluke.
    That's the one I wanted but can't find it anywhere. All they have now is the yellow/red ones.

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    has anybody used fieldpiece? if so what do you think

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    Great meter

    Originally posted by spotts
    http://www.metrictest.com/product_in...dl=FLU%2030(N)

    Simple, reliable, straight forward, Fluke.
    Own 2 of these.

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    Re: Re: We all use this one at our shop......

    Originally posted by mattm
    Originally posted by spotts
    http://www.metrictest.com/product_in...dl=FLU%2030(N)

    Simple, reliable, straight forward, Fluke.
    That's the one I wanted but can't find it anywhere. All they have now is the yellow/red ones.
    The "yellow/red" ones, the 320/330 series, are updated versions of the 30 series, and are actually nicer,with a wider variety of features.

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    Originally posted by hvacguy1075
    has anybody used fieldpiece? if so what do you think
    i have one of their lt117's (i think) it has temp, mfd, beep continuity, etc and comes with a clamp on ammeter that attaches to the leads. really nice package except that my mfd fuse is blown (sob)

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    a new fluke 322 only costs around a 100 bucks

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    i got mine new for free @ school

    fieldpiece LT17

    http://www.fieldpiece.com/dmm.html

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    mattm

    I used the 32 for along time, and recently switched over to the 330 series. I will admit it was hard to get use to the newer euro colors but like dave said they are actually nicer. Same features as the older but alot more if you go with a higher end one. I actually prefer my new one to the older one. the clamp seems to be alot stonger/ more durable than the older one.

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    I've got a 337 that I use now since my 30 went magically missing.

    To tell the truth I just wanted to buy a new meter and the Ideal looks cool with the bottom display. I got it yesterday but haven't played with it yet.

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    my dad likes my meter! its about half the size of his 15 dollar crapsman. it doesnt even do clap on amps! wouldnt trust the thing with a dime!

    of course, i have bigger and better tools than my dad realizes! he hasnt seen my 'industrial duty' lau industries fan motor puller. next time someone says pull my finger...

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