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No response at all. Spent $324 on a 121GW multimeter on 30/12/22. It doesn’t read voltage properly and tried to seek support from EEVBlog. No contact number except for couple of useless emails.
Don’t Waste money and time on it.
No answer on Store support mail or General mail. Have been waiting for several weeks now. Not possible to pay with bitcoin as advertised.
10. Feb 2021: Recieved some rerspons. Bitcoin payments working. Changed from 1 to 3 stars.
I purchased EEVBlog's HVP-70 Differential Probe and it's quality is very good, it works well, and (the best part) I haven't blown-up my scope!
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