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Old 01-10-2023, 09:22 AM   #10
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Re: Po452

You could use a short piece of wire the right size and an alligator clip meter lead end. Maybe a paper clip would be a close size. Just don't go too big or you'll stretch out the pins.
If you have a Hz (frequency) function on the Fluke it should read. Otherwise it probably won't, the ground pulse is too fast.

Ideally a noid light is your go-to in this situation.
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