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What Fluke Clamp Meter
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Jmonnty
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Do you need DC amps on the clamp?I am looking to replace my lost craftsman clamp meter with a fluke. and suggestions for a automotice/household preferably Fluke meter? Must be a clamp meter, must do DC amps as well as AC obviously.
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crazylunker
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I'm very happy with my 365, especially with the detachable clamp. There have been
several times where it made it much easier to see the display because I was able to position the meter where I could see it.
several times where it made it much easier to see the display because I was able to position the meter where I could see it.
Do you need DC amps on the clamp?
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Yes I would like that as well.
If you haven't seen it already, you might want to take a look at the following Fluke pdf. It has a nice chart on page 6-8 which directly compares all their clamp meters.
http://media.fluke.com/documents/3363537_6121_ENG_C_W.PDF
Thanks I was trying to read that on my phone yesterday and was nearly impossible. I printed it out and its much better now.
I think that helped me narrow it down to the 325, or the 374, I do like the 365 as well but I think that I would find the min/max/avg more important than the detachable clamp.
EDIT: it seems they have discontinued the 375, and replaced it with the 375 Feild Connect, at a significantly higher price. I find I never use these types of features on tools, they just aren't needed.
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