get them calibrated or buy a new multifunction tester.

[Daveyboy]

Hi everyone,

I've finally decided to register with elecsa and start on my own. I have individual robin testers that need calibrating. I cant decide whether to get them re-calibrated or buy a new megger 1552.
What do you guys think?

 

[telectrix]

your choice. personally, i'd go for the 1552 ( loads of good 2nd hand ones going for £200+) and keep the separates as back up.

btw. my local cef are having a calibration day soon £30 for MFT , northwich, cheshire.

 

[IQ Electrical]

your choice. personally, i'd go for the 1552 ( loads of good 2nd hand ones going for £200+) and keep the separates as back up.

btw. my local cef are having a calibration day soon £30 for MFT , northwich, cheshire.

I'd go for the 1552 as well.

I was foreman on the 'new' Northwich Leisure Centre in the early nineties, is The Witch pub still there in town?

 

[telectrix]

I'd go for the 1552 as well.

I was foreman on the 'new' Northwich Leisure Centre in the early nineties, is The Witch pub still there in town?

can you rem. where it was. might have changed name

 

[IQ Electrical]

can you rem. where it was. might have changed name

Amongst all the shops on the main street, on a corner I think, it was The Swinging Witch!

Great place!

 

[telectrix]

think it's gone mate. the main shopping street is now a brick pedestrian walk. i'll ask someone who's been here a while

 

[Daveyboy]

Can you tell me where they are for £200+?

 

[telectrix]

ebay mate.

 

[saabuldin]

all in ones are so much easier to carry and use. I use a unitest all in one. its alot smaller and lighter then the megga

 

[Spudnik]

Nowt wrong with the yellow bricks!!!

Save your money...

 

[Phil]

i had a yellow lego block and it was great, consistent results etc. i just got a deal i could not turn down 18 months ago. i was supprised how much i got back for the robin. if you are going to get a new one i would keep hold of the robins though