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| P90:
--- Quote from: BMack on November 02, 2016, 04:34:29 am ---Buy the fuses from Authorized dealers. $10 for a fuse isn't that bad unless you're blowing them all the time...and if you're blowing your DMM's fuse a lot your problem isn't with the fuse price, it's the thing holding onto the leads that's the problem. --- End quote --- :-DD |
| george graves:
I wanted to thank the OP for the link. I never measure high voltage/energy with my precious fluke. But I do have a brain fart once in a while and forget to switch the leads. I'll have to order some of these! :-DD |
| joeqsmith:
I think I may have acquired some fake SIBA branded fuses. I was thinking to make some sort of video comparing what I believe is a real one showing the following: Non-destructive: markings length weight DC resistance voltage drop at max current case temperature at max current Destructive trip current check filler |
| Fungus:
--- Quote from: joeqsmith on April 27, 2017, 11:48:39 pm ---I think I may have acquired some fake SIBA branded fuses. I was thinking to make some sort of video comparing what I believe is a real one showing the following: --- End quote --- I bought some SIBA fuses on eBay recently for an old Fluke I picked up for $20. I'm not intending to use the meter on AC mains but it would be interesting to know if the fuses are fake. :popcorn: |
| EEVblog:
I'm now selling genuine ASTM fuses in a mixed pack. |
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