🔧 DMM 44 Multi Meter 440MA 1000V 943121: The Ultimate Measurement Solution Review

They are well packaged in an anti-static bag which I keep in my Fluke multimeter case in case I next blow it up. Their tests showed they all had very similar resistors and I used one of these to get my Fluke 87V working again.

I'm testing the Fluke 87-V on faulty test circuits and the risk of tripping over an unobvious short is pretty high. I keep a few fuses in a Fluke case and have used them a few times, especially the low amperage ones. They work as they should - they burn out but no noticeable reaction - no smell, noise, charring, destruction etc. I burned two of these and they worked exactly as they should. I recommend everyone to carry a few low amp and a few high amp fuses. I keep mine in a small case with a…

5 packs of these are the only economical way to get them; definitely pricey for what these are, let's be honest. Unfortunately installing the cheap 50 cent equivalent in the counter doesn't work (trust me I've tried) and you have to buy it. For those who don't know, what usually blows this fuse is accidentally going through the circuit when DC mA is measured (or when the meter is not wired in series with a current-based measurement load). So if, like me, you're making multiple measurements…