Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: will it work on a craftsman meter ?
Document: Nice hvac test tool for the do it yourselfer. works with most k-types.. Didn't  work well with older Fluke. I use two Pyle temp clamps with dual readout meter I purchased all for $40.00.
The build is good. With a good meter is accurate.The clamp is spring loaded and strong.Nice length of cord.Who needs directions, simple.
Replaced other broken temperature clamp that costed twice the price of this one, works good use at work on charging Air conditioning equipment.
They are good and easy to open, not like the previous one i had the spring was to hard and broke the handle, bad part is that the wire is to short and cant reach my meter when putting them inside an electrical cabinet of a water source heat pump to reach my suction and lquid line, overal for the price they are awsome.
This is a type k temperature lead, the most common and most popular and really the correct choice unless your getting into extreme testing applications.The type k is normally cheaper in cost due to the popularity and it's widely available working with basically any meter on the market designed to accept the specific plug-in.The PYle PCTl01 is the lead only and not the complete meter.
These are not as nice as my FieldPiece clamp, but they'll do. Small tubing from 1/4&#34; to 7/8&#34;, maybe just a little bigger too. Swivel ends may need to be positioned to maximize contact over the center of the thermocouple. Plug ends are a bit tighter than others I have, but they work OK.
I do quite a bit of HVACR work and these things did not hold up at all. They seemed to be well made and were what I needed, but one didn't even make it a month and the other just broke, 7 weeks in. The plastic gave were the pins go through and both sides at the same time on both of them. They are cheap and need a redesign around the pin that holds them together.
(Merely be a bit more careful. )4:  Most of us want to clamp this on a smaller pipe or copper tubing,... like say a 3/8" copper tubing condenser outlet, but it does not like smaller sizes too much and wants to slip off point. (Even so, I did make it work, it took just a tad bit of extra care and effort to make it work, and it did just fine! I am glad I have it.
this thing is a piece of crap. It gives wandering readings depending on how the cord is moved. Useless right out of the bag.
tested clamp with ice works just fine cant beat the price,havent had time to use it in the field yet.
Answer: yes