Carl wrote:
I'm having trouble getting my Fluke 36 digital amp-clamp meter to zero
out before taking readings on DC. I know snapping the jaws is supposed to
help but it doesn't anymore. Has anyone else had this problem? I talked to
the Fluke technician and they just want me to send it in to them for a
$120.00 tune-up.
Has anyone had experience with the AC/DC Amp-clamp accessory for the Fluke
87? Does it work and is it reliable?
Carl Hansen
Carl,
I have used the Fluke i410 amp clamp for over a year and have had no problems
with it. It is a little touchy, but seems to be reliable.
SUNcerely,
Frank Fowler
Crystal Pines Alternative Energy
4408 Pine Cluster Ln.
Yankee Hill, CA. 95965-9754
Tel. 530-532-1972
Fax. 530-532-1359
We are located in the Sierra foothills
just 30 miles southeast of Chico, CA.
"Living off the grid with the products we market, install and service"
www.solarenergy-alt.com
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