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I am after some advice from anyone who has used the megger 1730 in 2016. I am close to buying one and shipping it to Australia. I have read bad reviews about the older software it used now it seems to have better reviews.would I be making a mistake in buying one and shipping it to Australia?
 
Hi bud,only replying to test this laptop out:dunce2: Have you checked that it is compatible with the required tests,of your country?

They make an 1800 series set of MFTs' which have other parameters.

Cannot fault the gear,though,or the service this end.
 

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