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On Sun, 9 Dec 2007 22:26:58 -0500, "Ernest Scribbler"
wrote: "Richard Casady" wrote Mine is a digital with a ten amp fuse on the Amp function. Fluke 87 as a matter of fact. All the professional heating and cooling guys, and the appliance repairman, seem to have one like it. That's well and good, but an ammeter with a 10A fuse may not be very helpful in a circuit that's tripping a 15A breaker. I think I'd start by removing all the power and using the 87's ohm meter function. A good digital you can plug it into a wall socket with it on Ohms without damage. Casady |
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