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1) My digital multimeter manual says not to use or store it near strong magnetic fields, but it doesn't specify which equipment generates them. I store my digital multimeter very close to a large CRT TV, and it generates strong magnetic fields that could damage the multimeter if stored long-term near the TV? 2) They also mention not storing digital multimeters at high temperatures, but they don't specify what temperature. |
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