Will this work on a very old but reliable Fluke 77? - thanks
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Sorry the last message I sent you was for another Customer. I am wait for Fluke to respond to your question. regards, bob@omnicontrols.com
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Good question but I can tell you it works on the newer Fluke 77, older ? not sure what the back looks like? sorry good Luck
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The TPAK is not compatible with the Fluke-77 until the Fluke-77-IV.Jim N.Fluke Industrial Tech SupportFluke-Info@fluke.comFrom:bob@omnicontrols.com
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Yes your fluke 117 has a slot opening on the top of the back where you can attach the tpak. I put the tpak on mine and use it often also the magnet on the tpak will stick to the meter just below the slot area for easy storage. When mine starts to wear I will get another one.
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Yes it can when it works. It's just not reliable product. I've been a licensed Electrician for over ten years. I will never stray from Fluke again. If its working correctly it should work for finding the hot wire. I just used the tester twice worked good the first time and would not work the next time. Its less than a month old.
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I'm sure there is on a new one. I bought one used. Check the Fluke website.
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They barely fit in my old Fluke 77. Had to mash them in, but they did make it.
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after reading what your connector is,in short,this tool will work. I WOULD USE CAUTION if you use the wrong die,[this tool only comes with so many] it will distort the lug[wire end] making it almost impossible to insert it in to the plug its self.it is a very good LIGHT DUTY TOOL for the money,depends on how many times you use it,and does it come with the correct dies for your application
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To make sure your model of Fluke equipment is compatible, go to the Fluke website.
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I put this kit on a old metal "Stinger" that bought in 1992 and it works great. As an end user the serial # does nothing for me to help you. sorry
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I have an old model F7222-900 so if yours looks anything like mine, I would say it will work. And It works great by the way. The old handle snaps on perfectly. I feel like I have a new machine. Going to use it today.
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Stewart, please Google search part numbers and do a comparison. You want to remain within spec and the only correct way of doing that is to make sure your spiking down number for number for your model computer. I do not know your model desktop so it would be hard to say if it would or would not be compatible.
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I would say it should work. I swapped the motor on an old one of these. Not sure if it was quite 20 years old, but close to it.
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I cant say for sure. The actual impeller will probably be the same, but there are slight variations in the housings that will make a big difference. I ended up getting the wrong one the first time. Find the serial number on your unit and look upwhat kit works for your model. I am wondering if u hare the original outdrive because i think alpha ones started in 84. I would think 76 would be pre alpha but i dont know without seeing it. Hope this helps.
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Check the dimensions on your meter and compare it to the dimensions I gave for the question on a fit for the 76 and 50 series question. Hopefully that will give you an idea, and check the fluke site as "tech" answered
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If your meter has a standard K-type jack, it should work. It works fine with myCen-Tech Fluke knock-off from Harbor Freight.
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It should work, I've used these on a Maillard hub from 1976 and regularly on hubs from the 80's and 90's.
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To be honest - I'm not sure. My dad was able to make it work, but he needed to drill a hole or 2. When all was said and done - it worked fine. My truck was a 1981 Ford F100 Custom 3 speed on the column. Good luck.
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If you are running a 7 speed cassette it should work. Use a new chain and all should be good