does this fit the fluke model 177 meter?
1611609
It fits the 117. Also several other meters as well judging from the generic shape and size of the pouch.
1491182
It should fit as you may want to measure the length and width to make sure, but I am not familiar with the crossman M4-177 dimensions. It seems like this is more of a overal universal M4 type stock fit versus other brands which are meant from smaller stocks.
1737312
Not sure, but it should fit most except the ones listed as not compatible. I got the Bosch 1677M and it works great.
2216588
It should The description says 105-405 Series & ribbed hose, it should work fine. Ask seller for part maf part # & contact http://usa.hagen.com/Aquatic/Replacement-Parts?brand=Fluval if you want to cross reference
1972514
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.
1766190
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
397345
I haven't tried, but I've used both fluke and extech and I believe the probes are universal
1216627
I do not know. I am not familiar with that model. When Before I bought this, I measured my original gasket, and it was the same diameter, so it works.
2037677
I'm fitting mine today. I'll endeavour to put a meter on it then let you know!
1881476
Yes, They are made for the Fluke -87 series. They are very good test leads.
2026623
Sorry for slow response. I cannot answer your question off top of my head. I have a Fluke 322 and have had it for over 10 years and still going strong. My guess is that it does fit. Most of them are universal or pretty close that as long as they slide in place and make a connection it will work. And yes this set I ordered on here came with alligator clips. But it was approx 8 months to a year ago. So they could have changed it. You may check with seller to verify.
170702
I have a model 285 which appears to take the same attachments as the 395 and this will fit my model. The biggest difference that I see is the gauge and for the price difference I would definitely go with this kit.
2074707
Unfortunately I don't know. When I ordered, I measured the old one and compared it to advertised dimensions of this one, and it fit. I figured to, I could always snip or grind off the ends of the new, if it was too long.
1368404
http://www.fluke.com/Fluke/ieen/Support/Manuals/default.htm?ProductId=56048
1072240
Yes, it will work just fine for that. The key is that you need to either connect one end directly to the RJ45 connector or clamp onto the copper leads, then be able to get within touching distance of the copper leads at the other end. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the Fluke, it just costs more. =^..^=
123952
Lee,We have two of the Fluke 88-5 Multimeters in stock -- Tampa, FlWe can ship one today via FedEx Overnight ServiceBryan NyeOmni Controls Inc813..971-5001 x100
975635
No, they won't fit. They are 2mm (0.08") diameter. These (Fluke TP88 Rigid Back Probe Pin Set, 2" Length) fit on the ends of the TL71. They are thinner but I don't know the diameter.