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I have a MAC one that is basically the same as a FLUKE 78. Been a great meter for me. The SEARS brand is a rebadged FLUKE for the most part. No need to go overboard, but I would reccomend buying a good name brand. Can't go wrong with a SEARS unit for the money.
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02-20-2012, 12:27 PM
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I bought a micronta made for radio shack in 1969 and still useing it .Only meter I've ever owned.It's true old shoes are most comfortable.If it ever broke I don't think i could get new one as reliable
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02-21-2012, 07:49 AM
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I have an old analog meter(25-30yrs old) It came with a case and all. If you don't set the range correctly, you can fry it. Still it has a place I'd rather use it for testing resistance testing. Bought a Fluke 77 III digital for work. It wasn't the cheapest but it is going on 10 yrs old without a problem. The analog probably cost more. Either one should last a lifetime.
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