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Katie Reynolds Katie Reynolds is offline
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Our team uses this multimeter --> Fluke 77, Series III. It's a good multimeter, but it will cost you around $150. This --> Fluke 16 is also an OK multimeter (I have this one at home) - It's available from Newark for $130... I think it's worth the extra $20, though, for the first one!

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