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can anyone reccomend the fluke 1651 for part p as its well priced at the moment?Or has anyone had any problems with it?Thanks
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It's a competent meter but don't overlook the Megger 1552 (£560ish inc VAT) which is the top of the tree in my opinion.
hello mate this is the fluke meter ive got , mine being 1653 but basically same thing , i do like it but the only problem ive found is the lead connections at the meter end and also at the probe ends are very poor for reliable resistance tests and the crocodile clips are pretty useless . if a good set of leads could be obtained yes they would be a good meter ok mate cheers
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Thanks to both of you for your help Cheers!
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