I got a new toy: Fluke PM6304

[EEVblog]

Congratulations.
They usually never break unless you do something totally stupid with them.
And the calibration is right on spot for many years without any need for correction.

We used these in half a dozen mobile production test trolleys for more than a decade.
They were subjected to being wheeled around and abused three shifts and several km of trolley travel a day (factory was 200m long)
Never had a single one fail for any reason. Bulletproof.

[coromonadalix]

The DC test option board  # pm9565 doesn't exist anymore, unless you find a damaged lcr with it , you're in no luck.

Since the schematics exists, i will build one myself

In Canada Digikey has all the ic's and diodes and transistors and the 2 relays, the hardest to find is the mma0204 resistors, the board has a lot of strange values for a total of 37 resistors parts including the resistor network chip.

Trying to find a free cad design software.

[BravoV]

Congratulation, I pretty sure you will love it.

Scored similar brethren of yours while ago, its PM6306 and did a tear down -> HERE.

Also in that thread, there are discussions and photos about the test probes accessories for this particular LCR meter.

The DC test option board  # pm9565 doesn't exist anymore, unless you find a damaged lcr with it , you're in no luck.

Since the schematics exists, i will build one myself

Really eager to see how you do it as I want one for my self too.