Do I need a new Fluke clamp meter?

Is there something you need to do that the meter you already have is not adequate for? If what you have works, then there's no reason to upgrade.

"Bob E."

**That is not " experience " -

that is pure witch doctor mentality.

** Is that " Mad Max" or " Max Headroom

- you are alluding to here ??

** Discussed here in detail, four days ago.

You going blind ??

** There are more things in heaven and on earth ...

And a TROLL by any other name smells just as putrid as this shit.

Hope Willy forgives me ....

.... Phil

"Need" is a subjective term.

If what you want is to make a repetitive job easier, I would recommend (without personal experience) a good hand held oscilloscope such as Fluke makes. They are not cheap. With that, you need a current transformer with a load resistor called a Rogowski coil equivalent. That is the clamp-onm and sensing part of a clamp-on meter. Record the start-up current waveform. Then you have a record of the waveform you can data process to your heart's content instead of relying upon someone else's cryptic algorithm.

Bill

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As the years go by, dying just before having to fill out a tax return has merit.

That's the "Doctor Strangelove" mentality. ;-)

Read Fluke application note 1629920 and work it out.

--
"Electricity is of two kinds, positive and negative. The difference
is, I presume, that one comes a little more expensive, but is more
durable; the other is a cheaper thing, but the moths get into it."
                                             (Stephen Leacock)

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WTACH OUT FOR THE TROLLS AND THEIR ANAL RESPONSES

I AM PROTEUS