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Does anyone still use an Avo Meter?

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Yesterday, I bought, for the bargain price of £15, an Avo Meter 12, ex-RAF, still in its leather box, albeit without leads.

By the side of it was a mint condition Model 9, complete with leads and all accessories in its leather tool roll for £42. I was sorely tempted.

It's hard to believe I was using one of these in the early 90's, they look to be a tool of the 40's and 50's.
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    I have a lovely AVO 8 Mk 6 - one previous owner from new. The leather box still smells leathery.


    It mostly gets used for checking batteries. How else can you check the batteries in your Fluke multimeter? ?
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    I have a lovely AVO 8 Mk 6 - one previous owner from new. The leather box still smells leathery.


    It mostly gets used for checking batteries. How else can you check the batteries in your Fluke multimeter? ?
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