Make your own Kelvin leads, Franky Tong (i think ebay ft-2000, his handle is iloveelectronics) has some of the nice clamps, and some nice cable wwit reasonable plugs and you are set!
I can't see him or his listings on eBay. I tried ft-2000, ft2000, frankytong, none of these sellers exist. I will look for him here and see if I can find his posts. It seemed all the cheap leads on eBay have BNC ends , not "standard multimeter" ends, whatever those are called, I think because LCR meters use them. I would like them with multimeter ends if possible and under $50 too if possible.
Found him by search here. He lists his eBay store in his tagline.
http://stores.ebay.com/99centhobbiesI see he specializes in leads and jumpers. I don't see any 4-wire ground shielded sets though. I will keep looking...
The fifth ground lead is probably just be an electrostatic shield for reducing noise pickup on high value resistance measurements.
Odd, my higher value measurements were rock solid, but frankly I only went up to 2K because I don't see the value of using 4-wire on high resistance measurements, they are already accurate with 2 wires. I wanted the measurement to remove the contribution of the leads to the resistance measurement. I measured 2K because I have a very high precision .01% Vishay 2K resistor and that measured out as 1,999.997 or something like that at 10NPLC integration time and was rock solid. My measurement of a .1 ohm "1%" resistor was pretty solid (but not actually 1% LOL - thanks random eBay seller). The measurement of a .005 ohm resistor was rather less solid, even at 100NPLC, it rolled around a bit. Maybe that is getting near the limit of what the meter can reasonably do. Maybe that is what the 34420A is for.
I've noticed that the readings are much more stable when the ground lead is connected and the shields are grounded.
Yeah, maybe this will help at stability for the low value measurements that rolled around a bit. If I got a probe set with the ground lead where should I ground it since the 34410A has no ground input. Just ground it directly to earth ground? I have an earth ground available at my bench that goes right down to the basement and connects to a cast iron water pipe that runs outside. Best ground that I could think of. I use it as the ground for my anti-static pad. Most everything else is grounded through the third outlet prong.
Anyone with a link to leads that are compatible with a 34410A would be appreciated.