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tnoutdoors t1_j6u4m00 wrote

A reminder of a better time and better quality products. Glad to see it chugging along!

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KingofPro t1_j6uhbmg wrote

Show me the calibration sticker

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Rojelioenescabeche t1_j6unrtr wrote

Hmmm. Fluke colors. Maybe it’s a Fluke on the inside at a fraction of the cost.

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co-wmh-ojh t1_j6urybg wrote

This was my favorite toy as a child! I would frequently sit in his workroom playing with it while he worked on some project.

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daiimer t1_j6uw9e0 wrote

Fluke like... probably part of its lifeline The 116 is the best meter I've ever used.

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Contrariwise2 t1_j6ved5f wrote

I give up. Can somebody please explain to me what this is?

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joelq123 t1_j6veial wrote

What’s the PC interface? RS-232?

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Comfortable_Half_494 t1_j6vgxde wrote

Pfft, my Dad's multimeter is made out of Bakelite and is still going strong. It was handed down to him from his Dad - if you don't know what Bakelite is look it up to see how old this thing is.

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FelixerOfLife t1_j6w9d1w wrote

Wow still working after all this time, you must be pretty amped

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RudePack482 t1_j6yjvwe wrote

I had a Radio Shack multimeter too! Sadly it died last year after 35 years.

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sponge_welder t1_j6ze03m wrote

Some folks on the EEVBlog forums found out that it's a rebranded Metex ME-11

I do wonder if RadioShack got in trouble for the color, Sparkfun had some budget multimeters seized at customs for violating Fluke's yellow trademark

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