Is this a cock up in this book?

[telectrix]

yeah. 1552/3, that's a megger made by megger, used to megger, no flukes about it.

 

[h34thy]

I mean telectrix

 

[h34thy]

I'm with u now mate lol

 

[Toonlad]

we used to use rediffusion

 

[Silly Sausage]

I used Rumbelows, they chased me from London to Manchester back in the 80s for a vid!

 

[Toonlad]

I used Rumbelows, they chased me from London to Manchester back in the 80s for a vid!

Archy you have an uncanny knack of making people laugh +1

 

[Heisenberg]

I used Rumbelows, they chased me from London to Manchester back in the 80s for a vid!

Was it 'Deep Throat' by any chance

 

[Heisenberg]

I'm thinking of getting one of the fluke multimeters, could anyone recomend which one?

A 'multimeter' is a different piece of kit entirely. What you're in the market for is a 'multifunction' tester, specifically a 17th edition one. There are a few different makes, but I'd say that the Megger probably have the edge in popularity.

Cheers

 

[oldtimer]

Multimeters
Fluke
Megger
Metrel

These are the 3 most common

As for 2 lead or 3 lead me thinks the author is covering his self because some testers ie the older units have a 3 lead set up the newer ones are 2 lead