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Do Little2 wrote:
Another good point to consider is that for most basic electronic
servicing anything beyond 1 - 3% accuracy is not required and
that makes many Fluke's a waste of money!

There is such a big choice on the market no one is forcing you to buy
Fluke. Personally, I find mine a delight to use - same as any well crafted
tool. In the same way as my Makita cordless drill does over a 20 quid
Chinese one that still drills holes or drives screws after a fashion. ;-)

If all you want of a DVM is occasional use then it makes no sense to pay
for a Fluke - but use it a lot and it starts to make sense.

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