Fluke has a heap of cool new stuff, including this:
plus a nice handheld DVM/insulation tester, and a $99 IR thermometer.
Too bad they seem to be drifting out of the precision benchtop DVM biz. Thank goodness for Keithley!
John
Fluke has a heap of cool new stuff, including this:
plus a nice handheld DVM/insulation tester, and a $99 IR thermometer.
Too bad they seem to be drifting out of the precision benchtop DVM biz. Thank goodness for Keithley!
John
Some of still recall the benchtop Fluke vacuum-tube differential voltmeter as the ultimate instrument. This newfangled DVM stuff, it's just a passing fad!
Tim.
Hello Tim,
Sometimes I still use that old Eico tube meter. About 15 years ago the needle of the actual meter fell off. When I wanted to fasten it the needle disintegrated into powder between my fingers :-(
So, now it has a piece of a straw probably making it the only Eico meter with a blue needle. Had to reduce the counter balance and that made it way faster than before. Now you can "see" any LF modulation on a signal.
Regards, Joerg
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