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Re: Multimeters For Alarms
Catalog No 22-812
I think it may be discontinued.
Looks like the manual is available for download though. That will come in
handy as I misplaced the manual ages ago.
http://www.radioshack.com/graphics/uc/rsk/Support/ProductManuals/2200812_PM_EN.pdf
It seems I recall seeing one in one of the loacl stores just a month or so
ago, so there may still be some in the stores. I may go back and look just
in case since I like this meter so much and buy a spare if they still have
one.
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"ABLE_1" <royboynospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I have a Fluke 111 but would like a model number on the RatShak unit below
>if you don't mind. Interesting.
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>> I've got a Radio Shack meter with a serial port for external data
>> logging. It works great and in circumstances where I have had power
>> issues I've left it plugged into a wall and connect to one of the clients
>> computeres logging power overnigth on hyper terminal a few times. Its
>> great when you can go to their computer and show them the history of
>> crappy power service they have.
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