After having my old tester for around 7 years I’ve treated myself to a new Fluke 1664fc. This is the first fluke multifunction tester I have had (got some fluke multimeters but never a multifunction tester). Anyway anyone got any tips or advice with the 1664, gratefully received.
Upgraded to a fluke 1664 is this a good idea
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Sharpend
"It Just Is"
Excellent choice
If it's as good as my 1653 it'll be an Great bit of kit to use.
Stupid question possibly?.
Im away from work at meetings so sat like a sad person reading the the online instructions for the Fluke 1664. Cannot find anywhere about rechargeable or recharging the batteries. My old meters had a plug in recharger, is this something that Flukes do not have ?.
and if not how power hungry are they? Do i need to keep a spare set of batteries
Im away from work at meetings so sat like a sad person reading the the online instructions for the Fluke 1664. Cannot find anywhere about rechargeable or recharging the batteries. My old meters had a plug in recharger, is this something that Flukes do not have ?.
and if not how power hungry are they? Do i need to keep a spare set of batteries
phil d
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I got a Fluke last year, it's rebadged as an Amprobe (red), it's a decent enough bit of kit for me, but then again I don't need all this carp about ticks and crosses, or red and green lights to tell me if it's a pass or a fail.
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