Sorry I bought my last Fluke around fifteen years back, I don't remember the model number. I know for a fact that the thing wasn't fused on the higher current range, because it didn't have one. I would have bought it from Farnell with only a scant bit of attention to the specs.. Well a DMM is a DMM and for £70-00 or thereabouts One expects a current range. The pile of junk didn't have one. It went in the bin, it wasn't worth the space in my toolbox. Prior to this I have had models that needed the fuse replacing and I know they were less than
10.0 AThe only meters I owned that I could name were the Avo 7 and Avo 8, none of the others were quite so notable!
Crock clips were invariably supplied with meters once, they were not extras that you find you need halfway through a job.
IMHO holding a pair of probes in contact with two conductors of considerable potential difference should be discouraged to the point where two hand held prods are to be ordered as an extra, not the crock clip! Better still make them half a meter long and incorporate a resistor chain in each for those who insist on prodding bus bars & the like.
AB