Nice to see honest opinions vs fart sniffing. Probably sticking with the probe masters though since I'm just doing hobby electronics and automotive stuff!
I have Fluke TL-27 heavy duty test lead cables. They are heavy duty but less flexible, very similar to what the T6 has. With the ability to change the ends for probes, gator clamps, and other accessories. Much more industrial.
ProbeMasters have less resistance. No contest there. Not super important for most industrial settings, but certainly something to keep in mind if testing circuit boards.
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Nice to see honest opinions vs fart sniffing. Probably sticking with the probe masters though since I'm just doing hobby electronics and automotive stuff!
I have Fluke TL-27 heavy duty test lead cables. They are heavy duty but less flexible, very similar to what the T6 has. With the ability to change the ends for probes, gator clamps, and other accessories. Much more industrial.
I have that same set for my 87V. Super nice setup.
Flukes for the clamp and probe master for your DMM.
What is your mouse? It looks similar to my MX Master 3 but somewhat different.
MX Master 2S. I have 2 of them. They're only 60 bucks or so at Walmart.
What about the resistance test between the two?
ProbeMasters have less resistance. No contest there. Not super important for most industrial settings, but certainly something to keep in mind if testing circuit boards.