frontpagemotion_mind posted Nov 17, 2025 03:52 PM
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frontpagemotion_mind posted Nov 17, 2025 03:52 PM
Fluke 107 AC/DC CAT III 600 V Pocket Digital Multimeter
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Pictures show this thing is tiny shirt pocket size. Look at pictures before ordering.
...but yes, an $8 Harbor Freight meter has the same functionality as this one.
...but yes, an $8 Harbor Freight meter has the same functionality as this one.
For those wondering if fluke is worth the price- this will be the last multimeter you need to get. This thing will survive long enough to give to your grandkids. Additionally, it's accuracy is second to none. If you just need to see where ~12v is vs. 120v or what wire is hot - any harbor freight or off brand multimeter will do. If you need accuracy and want to ensure safety even if you stick the leads where they don't belong - fluke is the way. It will give readings you can trust, very accurately. It will handle the voltages it reports (and much more) without worry to safety. You will never need to think "is this value correct?" When reading micro electronics. Whereas a generic meter can have you guessing and buying a few parts extra "just in case".
There are dozens of fluke models. Future proof yourself by picking a model that does everything you need + more. Some are oriented for electricians, some for telecom work, some for high power etc. that's my only gripe with fluke - too many great choices lol.
True RMS is necessity for me though.
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For those wondering if fluke is worth the price- this will be the last multimeter you need to get. This thing will survive long enough to give to your grandkids. Additionally, it's accuracy is second to none. If you just need to see where ~12v is vs. 120v or what wire is hot - any harbor freight or off brand multimeter will do. If you need accuracy and want to ensure safety even if you stick the leads where they don't belong - fluke is the way. It will give readings you can trust, very accurately. It will handle the voltages it reports (and much more) without worry to safety. You will never need to think "is this value correct?" When reading micro electronics. Whereas a generic meter can have you guessing and buying a few parts extra "just in case".
There are dozens of fluke models. Future proof yourself by picking a model that does everything you need + more. Some are oriented for electricians, some for telecom work, some for high power etc. that's my only gripe with fluke - too many great choices lol.
True RMS is necessity for me though.
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