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I had to buy a carport a few yrs ago. At the time, I had too many bikes in the shop. It was a hassle for awhile. You brought back some memories. Late 70's. Built a turbo motor in the front room on a pool table with plywood on it. During the winter.

Oscar, you got some grease. A life time supply for me.

Found the manual on-line. This would be a good watch for someone who flys alot. Should have got it twenty years ago back when I flew often.

My favorite - Liquid Wrench By now there should be many better.

@02XXCA Watch arrived today. Thanks Chris. It's beautiful.

Thanks Chris on it

Bullshit. .org has been lying for yrs. Says right on the bottom-- MAX file size 19.53mb I get rejected at 10.2mb because .org can't handle my advanced phone capabilities.

Chris, you make me sick. Your photos are ALWAYS sooooooo good.

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Chris, I'll take it. Please PM me a PPal # Nicest watch I have ever owned is still in this can. Always wore plastic watches. Reaching in Live enclosures with a metal watch is hazardous. I don't do that anymore. edit: I didn't wear a wedding ring either. Ex-wife wasn't happy with that. Both of them.

fwiw, I was recently reminded by Big Suzi that my left calf muscle hasn't been used enough. Shifting Big Suzi a few hundred times Saturday made my left calf ache for a couple days.

Good looking MC. All blacked out. The way it should be. The GPS screen looks exactly like my Garmin L660 with glove-on touch screen? Hope someone here buys it. edit: I see you sold it. Didn't think it would sit for very long. Anyone here buy it?

Thanks, good info. So, correct me if wrong. The right thing to do is power it from the cigarette lighter instead of an automotive spec usb outlet?

I was gunna tell ya about last nights experiance at my old friend Larry's house. He asked for help setting up his new Tv. Should have been a piece of cake. There is nothing like a Tv remote and a smoke filled room that can make you feel as dumb as hell. The setup got all fukd up. We are going to try again later. Plugged his old tv back in.

Jeff, Fluke off ! Go Fluke yourself.

When I get into the world of "sensors" I get lost pretty quick. I think we narrowed it down to what Joe wants to do. It's amazing how much meter you can get now days for the $$ Like Tv's. The second link I posted is a do all meter for ac and dc. It has more features than my expensive meters of yesterday.

Joe, here is a guide how to use the min-max function on my old Fluke 87. @ 10:45 Hope it helps.

Joe, you made me look. I read five of their ads and none of them talk about that min-max button. I am still willing to gamble 50 bucks that it will capture it. True RMS measurement. If not that button does nothing. Ocilliscope would be the ultimate. I don't know how to use it. Carlos may have more to add?

Joe, I think there is alot missing from the product description. Just basics. The guy never did demonstrated the Min-Max voltage or current feature yet they say it captures peak in-rush current for review. I feel it is safe to assume it will capture min-max voltage also. Thats why it has a min-max button. Otherwise you would only need the to press the In-rush button to capture current. He could have used that adjustable power supply on the bench to demonstrate both min-max voltage and current but, he didn't. Now about those sensors -- Carlos can answer this question better than I as I don't even know the ranges of measurement needed. It is capable of Mv measurement. Will it capture it? I would gamble 50bucks on it. Never seen a multi meter with a min-max button that did not toggle select between the hi-lo over the time measured.

Well, it was. Like a light switch. Terrible, Freightning to ride. Handled bad and I didn't even know it. All about the straight line. I thought it was suppose to wiggle when the front end came down. Steering dampers and wheelie bars was a new idea back then. You had to ride the fukn thing.

Correct. I went back to an F2 grind cam for the turbo. Much less lift. Worked real good. I like that Yamaha crossplane motor but, I went another direction.

Tomek, thats pretty harsh. As tall as Bill is, I bet he can see the corner before you.😀

Be sure to keep your fingers away form the live metal parts. Ask me how I know? D135511B-8F3D-4A7D-8FC6-0999F5F43695.mp4

Min-max hold is a really good feature. Can't always watch the meter. What ever you buy, get the extra leads, covers, clips with insulators.

My second suggestion will work for you. DC capabilities needed for automotive. Joe, it also has live wire sense built in. That is real handy for AC use. My meters are old and don't have that.