RV3048 [RE-wrenches]

[Ray Walters]

Hi Windy;

As much as I like to complain about my Fluke 36 it always will rezero if
you let it lay quietly for a few days then sneak up on it and give it a
sound thrashing. Yanking its battery seems to help, too. Mine either is
reasonably accurate or reads over 100 A, wait a week before you send it in.

Ray

At 03:20 PM 12/19/00 -0800, Windy Dankoff, Dankoff Solar wrote:
>Fluke 36:
>
>>You've got one of those too, huh?  If I get mine
>>within 10 amps of zero, I count my blessings.  (And
>>subtract/add the error to get my readings.)
>>
>>Mark
>
>
>Again, our's stays within .1 A for a good while after zeroing. Or, 
>rather, it did for 4 years until a week ago when it went wacko 
>(reading over 100 A). Fluke said to send it in with $100 and they 
>will replace it.
>
>Windy
>
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