Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

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Question: I understand the MM1000 comes with test leads. Does that include a temp probe that can make use of the thremocouple??
Document: Apparently Klein has a better model MM2000,but it didn't show in the search where I found the MM1000.I found out about it in the instructions set in with the MM1000.Meter works fine, has all the settings it should.Meter gets a five Amazon gets a -1.
good value for money, got it on time and works perfect for what I need. It feels great and comes with the aligator clamps...
I put the meter in the case, then the case and the leads in one of the Klein tool pouches. For the money this is a great meter. Note that is does not measure true RMS.
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I am an apprentice electronic technician, this is a very nice meter for begginers. I plan on upgrading in the future. This is only because it is not what 100% what I need but its definitely close. I love how easy it is to use. Thank you for a great product.
Then ordered a Klein (reviewed with pictures) case to protect unit and keep leads and instruction all together.
The LCD display of my old low end unit was fading and wanted to replace it with better and more durable unit. This unit cost a bit more than I expected, but because Klein's reputation and other reviews, decided to buy it. Unit arrived on time and in great condition. Very solid unit, has built in prop to help it stand, red/black cables, and brief instruction paper. After reading the instructions, use for voltage and resistance measurements. Worked as advertised no.
Just started using this tonight. Using the meter to verify voltages on a model rail road layout. I know the voltage is 13.7 AC this meter claims 26.4?? Checked the voltages with a high end fluke and sure enough the voltage is ~13.7 Started testing know resistors and the meter can't make up it's mind about what the resistance is. Checking a 3200 ohm resistor and when it finally decided on a value it was over 800 ohms off.
This is really overkill for my needs (testing batteries mostly, like motorcycle, rechargeables, etc., but did also use it to sort out why a surge protector was giving me an error code (an outlet wasn't grounded, though it had a 3 prong socket (sigh, landlords). It does much much more.
So far I think my son loves it. No complaints from him.
Answer: no