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Fluke DMM fading questions

There are third-party Display Fade Kits for Fluke multimeters. Gives me an impression, from used/for sale Flukes, that fading is an inevitable outcome. Any opinion of the the fading/durability of the Fluke 87, 111, 110, 112, or 81438 models? Are any Fluke multimeters immune (or less-apt) from display fade?

I'm asking this because Fluke multimeters cost $300-$400 for the new models replacing the 80 series.

What I want is the Fluke's alert beeps when a new min/max is sensed. Are there any other brands of multimeters that have this feature?

Why do Fluke multimeter LCD displays fade? Any Fluke model immune?

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This is fancy nospam tunes for forever:

Low batteries? I think that this happen with most LCD displays (happens with the LCD of my radio and of my calculator).

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