Thank you for the video "flash back" Fluke meteres are the bees knees. I though my 77 purchased new in late the 80's was dated. I stand corrected. I don't even recall ether of the models you have. By the way, its internals are top notch and life affirming. Mine has been reliable all these years and it's my go-to-meter to this day. I call it a cradle to grave meter... Yeah, I didn't think that was to catchy ether. pssst; It's even survived a few years with pennies as fuse stand-ins But don't tell anybody I said that. Cheers from So.Ca.USA 3rd House On the Left.
Thanks for the comments. That's always my favorite part of producing videos is hearing about other peoples experiences with the subject of the video. You've got me beat on early Fluke purchasing. I didn't but my first until about 10 years ago, a 87V, very pricey! Then I discovered vintage used Flukes on eBay. They are fun to collect and just as accurate as the new ones once you get them cleaned up and repaired. Did you see the video on the 8022A. That's the oldest in the collection. Here's a link. th-cam.com/video/4g3T72LZFi0/w-d-xo.html
@@mguess Fluke 87V Industrial Multimeter. Part#: 2074974? No.I've never heard of it! That's my story and I'm sticking to it That's a sweet meter. Maybe one day.. one day. I will check the link for the 8022. Those classic side-buttons are to die for. I do love the classics. Thanks for your reply. Cheers.
5:25 always start with the least aggressive solvent. I would use acetone last. IPA usually takes off marker ink without damaging anything. Might take a little more scrubbing, but it works most of the time. Then I'd use denatured alcohol, then acetone. Sometimes even soap and water takes care of it! I never thought that a dimmed LCD might be due to poor connection through the display and zebra strip.
Yes the Fluke 25 is worth getting if you can get one at a reasonable price. However the Fluke 27 has more features and you can usually get one for about the same price. They are both very rugged, waterproof, drop-proof and accurate multimeters.
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Thank you for the video "flash back" Fluke meteres are the bees knees. I though my 77 purchased new in late the 80's was dated. I stand corrected. I don't even recall ether of the models you have. By the way, its internals are top notch and life affirming. Mine has been reliable all these years and it's my go-to-meter to this day. I call it a cradle to grave meter... Yeah, I didn't think that was to catchy ether. pssst; It's even survived a few years with pennies as fuse stand-ins But don't tell anybody I said that. Cheers from So.Ca.USA 3rd House On the Left.
Thanks for the comments. That's always my favorite part of producing videos is hearing about other peoples experiences with the subject of the video. You've got me beat on early Fluke purchasing. I didn't but my first until about 10 years ago, a 87V, very pricey! Then I discovered vintage used Flukes on eBay. They are fun to collect and just as accurate as the new ones once you get them cleaned up and repaired. Did you see the video on the 8022A. That's the oldest in the collection. Here's a link. th-cam.com/video/4g3T72LZFi0/w-d-xo.html
@@mguess Fluke 87V Industrial Multimeter. Part#: 2074974? No.I've never heard of it! That's my story and I'm sticking to it That's a sweet meter. Maybe one day.. one day. I will check the link for the 8022. Those classic side-buttons are to die for. I do love the classics. Thanks for your reply. Cheers.
5:25 always start with the least aggressive solvent. I would use acetone last. IPA usually takes off marker ink without damaging anything. Might take a little more scrubbing, but it works most of the time. Then I'd use denatured alcohol, then acetone. Sometimes even soap and water takes care of it! I never thought that a dimmed LCD might be due to poor connection through the display and zebra strip.
Thanks for the comments. I tried detergent and I think I tried IPA first. I didn't try denatured alcohol but I'll remember that for next time.
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@@mguess is this fluke25 still wort it?..sir
Yes the Fluke 25 is worth getting if you can get one at a reasonable price. However the Fluke 27 has more features and you can usually get one for about the same price. They are both very rugged, waterproof, drop-proof and accurate multimeters.