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I had one and sold it but would like to replace it ... I seen a fluke ..51b went for £205 on ebay last night but I know megger any deals ya know of and what's wrong with 1710 megger ..
 
a few 1552/3 s on ebay. be wary though if they're not calibrated. see what test-meter has to offer.
 
what's wrong with 1710 megger ..
I don't think there is anything wrong with them now, but there was a lot of bad press when they first came out with the test results they showed, meggar recalled some and sorted out the blips. Apparently they are fine now, that said I don't like the 1700 series myself, but many here do.
 

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