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Old 09-08-16, 06:39 AM   #12
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My old Fluke meter has that function (conductance, mhos). Some 30+ years ago, I bought a Fluke and was appalled at the "high" price. Worth every penny. The only thing that has needed replacements are a few 9V batteries and a fuse. One rugged work horse.

Oh - and a set of leads when I mistook current for voltage and burned them up. Meter was fine. Had to replace the fuse inside.


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