| ??? 01/14/10 06:55 Read: times |
#172459 - decades Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hi Grant,
If my memory serves, Fluke came out with something equivalent back in the (early) 1980s. That said, I've never known anyone to actually use one. I suspect there's a reason for that, though I honestly don't know what that is. As for me, I've never seen a need. Joe |
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