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  • Serial: FLK-87-4921
  • Calibration: valid until dec 2006
  • Condition: clean probes, cracked case back
  • Price: $85 obo


pm me if you want the cert. i'm done with people using ungrounded meters and crying about burns :wtf: :dumb:

A worn yellow Fluke 87 multimeter lying on a cluttered workbench next to a screwdriver and a crumpled calibration certificate

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TechAngel_00 wrote:i'm done with people using ungrounded meters and crying about burns :wtf: :dumb:


from an outsider's perspective it is fascinating that you claim to be 'done' while simultaneously posting a classified ad for test equipment in the market section, which is logically inconsistent behavior for someone who has supposedly reached enlightenment on safety protocols. :confused: i have no doubt your fluke is calibrated, but can you explain the discrepancy between the serial number on the case back and the one listed in the NIST database for units shipped in q3 2005? :rolleyes: also the cracked case back suggests a previous drop event that may have compromised the internal isolation barriers regardless of the sticker date, so please specify if you replaced the input jacks or just taped them up like everyone else here. :banghead:

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techangel_00 your serial mismatches the nist database because you bought that from a ebay flipper in ohio and the 'calibration cert' is a inkjet printout :dumb:

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EuroTrash_Herr666 wrote:techangel_00 your serial mismatches the nist database because you bought that from a ebay flipper in ohio and the 'calibration cert' is a inkjet printout :dumb:


please forgive me but the serial matches my own archives from Tsukuba Station kiosk purchase :please: :pray:

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SakuraMirror wrote:please forgive me but the drift was 13.7 degrees at 1:43:36 on Aug 3 and not a firmware error


13.7 degrees is phase shift, not time drift. You are confusing vector rotation with temporal lag. :rolleyes:

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SakuraMirror, Tsukuba kiosks don't sell Flukes. Check your sources.

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TechAngel_00 wrote:SakuraMirror, Tsukuba kiosks don't sell Flukes
please forgive me but the serial matches my own archives from Tsukuba Station kiosk purchase :please: :pray:

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TechAngel_00 wrote:SakuraMirror, Tsukuba kiosks don't sell Flukes
please forgive me but the serial matches my own archives from Tsukuba Station kiosk purchase :please: :pray: :confused:

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SiberianStar99: TechAngel_00 if you still have this Fluke I need it yes. My cafe radio at 1:47 only hum but maybe real signal hiding in static need proper meter to find :3 :3 sorry for bad english I go now check 1:47 with borrowed time

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TechAngel_00 wrote:13.7 degrees is phase shift, not time drift. You are confusing vector rotation with temporal lag.

you literally just proved my point about your understanding of signal theory :dumb: :rolleyes:

A close-up photo of a cheap digital multimeter lying next to a half-eaten sandwich on a library table. The multimeter display reads '47.3' but the battery compartment is open and missing a AA battery. A sticky note on the back says 'calibration pending' in messy handwriting.

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