Never in a million years would I pay £1600 for a MFT
I paid around £250 for my second hand FLuke 1652 MFT and it does everything I need
Mr Bundy just ordered 2 of them, He should have ordered a pair of shoes at the same time.
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Never in a million years would I pay £1600 for a MFT
I paid around £250 for my second hand FLuke 1652 MFT and it does everything I need
A red nose to go with it.ordered a pair of shoes at the same time.
I can remember the days when 'Rogue Traders' and 'Watchdog' were the only film crews that followed tradesmen around.You know you made it big when you need a dedicated film crew to follow you at work
And Beadle’s AboutI can remember the days when 'Rogue Traders' and 'Watchdog' were the only film crews that followed tradesmen around.
I don't quite understand all the hype around Megger.
But are they the gold standard though? Overall I just felt kinda "Meh" about it. I know some sparks will only use Megger.Megger is a long trusted brand-name which started out as Evershed and Vignole who made the first 'Megger' tester.
So now everyone associates megger with electrical test equipment and sees them as a gold standard.
But are they the gold standard though? Overall I just felt kinda "Meh" about it. I know some sparks will only use Megger.
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