When the 117 is in the C50 case, is there room for the leads too? If not, which case will allow everything to fit? Thank you.
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I would probably buy this Fluke CXT170 Extreme Case. It will hold the leads much better. Thanks
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I just got this case and I already had a Cooler Master Hyper 101i applied to my motherboard. And I have to say, 117mm is the TALLEST of a cooler you can get into the case. Literally, it's just a mm away from touching the case lid. But if you have a bigger one, you CAN easily use wire cutters to cut away at the mesh, but that does take away from one area where you can screw in an SSD or 2.5" HDD.
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I don't know. I'm using it with a 15B which measures 7" x 3.5" x 1.75". I can leave the leads attached and there is plenty of room left over. The case measures 8.5" x 5.5" x 2".
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Sorry for the delay. Yes, this has everything you need. I use it for the same purpose and it saves many cases that would otherwise be unusable, especially in 223.
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The C70 case has mounting points for seven 120mm fans in addition to the three that come pre-installed, and the CM SickleFlow 120 is standard in size, so you really shouldn't have any trouble.The Z87 Expert should be fully compatible with any standard chassis fan (which the SickleFlow is). Just be aware there only appears to be four connections for chassis fans on that board, so if you're going to use it with the C70 case you're either going to be limited to four fans, or you'll have to invest in some molex-to-3-pin adapters to run the additional fans off your power supply directly. The C70 case has mounting points for seven 120mm fans in addition to the three that come pre-installed, and the CM SickleFlow 120 is standard in size, so you really shouldn't have any trouble.The Z87 Expert should be fully compatible with any standard chassis fan (which the SickleFlow is). Just be aware there only appears to be four connections for chassis fans on that board, so if you're going to use it with the C70 case you're either going to be limited to four fans, or you'll have to invest in some molex-to-3-pin adapters to run the additional fans off your power supply... » Read More The C70 case has mounting points for seven 120mm fans in addition to the three that come pre-installed, and the CM SickleFlow 120 is standard in size, so you really shouldn't have any trouble.The Z87 Expert should be fully compatible with any standard chassis fan (which the SickleFlow is). Just be aware there only appears to be four connections for chassis fans on that board, so if you're going to use it with the C70 case you're either going to be limited to four fans, or you'll have to invest in some molex-to-3-pin adapters to run the additional fans off your power supply directly. « Show Less
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Go to Newegg for a good disclosure. I have two on mine. I have Raidmax case smilodon model and the leads are tight
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I called a Fluke dealer and tech support said the c90 will fit the best for a model 77 dmm. I use the c 90 case for my Fluke meter.
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I got this for my hubby, and he says it does not have a loop for a tool belt. It just has a large strap.He said the case has a section to hold the leads (sp?), and the case is actually pretty large. Since I got it for the C-115, I would probably recommend looking at the cases for lesser priced Fluke meter cases and compare the measurements to get a case that will work for you. I hope this was helpful. If not, pls. let me know.
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I bought it for my Sigma-Martin Dreadnought. It has ample room for it. In fact, the neck length exceeded the need. But more important, is that the body was secure, eliminating any worry. I also placed in it, my Taylor 314 ce, just to compare. It was the same. Don't forget to use humidifier packs in the winter "dry air" months. I bought mine from Taylor. But they use DiMarzio Humidifier packs. So you can try them. I think you will like the case. If not, Amazon is good about returns.
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Absolutely. Great case and very rugged. Use in the C-12 here in Philippines.
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I'm sorry I can't answer your question as I am not familiar with the meters that you are asking about I have a Fluke 116 all I did was to search for the dimension of my fluke 116 and compared it to the dimension of the FlukeC90 case and found it worked perfect. You might compare Fluke 77 or C50 to my Fluke 116 or to the case dimension like I did.--Good Luck!!
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There are a few different versions of this product. Problem is you can't tell by the package. The first version uses a thin copper wire loop to get the power. The second version uses a printed flexible cable. The first version adds a bit of a bump, but does fit under the stock cover. Flexible cases should fit as well. Any rigid back panel cases could be an issue. The second version has no issues with bumps and all cases fit fine.
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Stephanie, it should fit the C3's. I have several 1911 Sigs, just not a C3 and they all fit. I have three of these holsters and one of them is tight, so consistancy exactly there. Overall a good holster though. Joe
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I have a PSE Revenge, 29 5/8" ATA. It fits fine with plenty of room to spare. The case is on the beefy side, but it's gonna keep your bow safe for sure. I'm glad I got mine.
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Only the bit that came with the 11335K will fit in the case. I also own all three of the attachments you mentioned.
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I've done 30.06 on mine........it's a tight fit, and you may have to feed the bullet thing it into the die first, then seating in the case mouth. There's only a .066 difference, so I'd say yeah.....let her rip
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Sorry I brought this case. I own three Allen case and best one is the: Allen Company Tejon Scoped Rifle Case - in Mossy Oak. I just wish it came longer than 48", I'd buy another for my BPS.