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Its not broken if you consider it protecting the companies of the united states from knock offs. That company that made those multimeters had the full rainbow o
by bfrog 13y ago
Its not broken if you consider it protecting the companies of the united states from knock offs. That company that made those multimeters had the full rainbow of colors and an infinite choice of shapes, dials, displays to choose from. They basically decided fluke was great, copied almost everything, sold it cheaper.
If it were your product, which was a high quality product, and some cheap knock offs came in with basically everything the same but the label... you would not be happy.
- dTal 13y agoOh come on. Every multimeter I've ever owned was yellow. The Sparkfun multimeters look like every other cheap multimeter, and decidedly unlike Fluke's. It's not even the same damn shade of yellow. This is pointless waste and a huge scandal.
- michael_h 13y agoEvery multimeter I've ever owned was yellow. Fluke is yellow border with a dark gray/black face. Not 'yellow multimeter'.
- joezydeco 13y agoDoes that mean Fluke forfeits the right to try and stop the flow of knockoff products?
- dTal 13y agoDid you miss where I said "The Sparkfun multimeters look like every other cheap multimeter, and decidedly unlike Fluke's"? I reject the premise that any yellow multimeter is a "knockoff product". You can buy similar multimeters in any Radio Shack in the world.