Fluke 87 vs 78 for lambda

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Fluke 87 vs 78 for lambda

03-30-2000, 08:33 PM

Benzmac

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The only thing you can do is try it. I don't think that my 77 will. The 87 and 88 will do the lambda check. You can find it if you search for it on this site...I have posted how to do this before. Or you can buy a real lambda meter from Baum tools. At Baum tools.com

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