Location: Leonardtown, MD
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I had a few of my meter test leads go bad. They showed a resistance of about 0.5 ohms. I bought two new sets of these:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/251501100026...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
I got them and they look just as good as the leads supplied with my Fluke meter. These also state good to 20 amps. I have not tested the high current yet. And these do have a very sharp point which I may file down do I don't poke myself.
Location: Minnesota
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If you are ever looking for a good set of back probes, that go on to a multimeter, CAT sells some really good ones. They are like a spoon. The downside is that they aren't cheap. I haven't found anyone else that makes them unfortunately.
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Location: Leonardtown, MD
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My VIN: 03572
CAT is a safety rating standard for test leads and meters. Your test leads should be marked with the CAT rating.
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 285
My VIN: 2347
CAT as in Caterpillar. The ones that make heavy equipment is what I was referring to.
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