Megger or fluke

[regency]

What's the best tester out of fluke or Megger?

 

[Sharpend]

The one you're happiest with?

 

[Geordie Spark]

The one I didn't have to pay for.

 

[LeckyBill]

i got a matrel i used both the megger and fluke at tradeskills and didnt like ever of them

 

[dazo]

Megger 1700 series however the leads are rubbish

 

[Sharpend]

So fluke it is then as the Megger is useless without the leads!

 

[Edd]

Ive got a 1730, been off to repair 3 times now. and this time it needs a new PCB at £300 and every time it goes in to repair they have it for 4+ weeks !!!! brought 5 KT63's for the lads at work and have had no problems at all with them.
Got 2 flukes here that have lead problems. dry joint/ high res where leads plug in, have to pull them apart and sweat up the plugs on the PCB!

 

[Steve_P]

Neither

 

[Dizzy_Maskell]

Megger for me all day long although some leads can interchange with fluke on the megger range better to invest in a decent tester though,
Like all things you get what you pay for

 

[RWJ]

i got a matrel i used both the megger and fluke at tradeskills and didnt like ever of them

Don't you mean Mattell Play at Mattel.com, where we are creating the future of PLAY! Bill?

 

[LeckyBill]

Don't you mean Mattell Play at Mattel.com, where we are creating the future of PLAY! Bill?

wot you think another waster for my ignor list like treav! looser

 

[Dubbo]

Megger for me

 

[shanky887614]

what you feel the most comfortable with.

 

[Aindowsimon]

Both ar about the same . The big issue with the meggers is that they are ment to go through batteries , like I go through beer!

 

[tomfj]

FLUKE for me I have to use calibrated testgear at work and my 3 meters have never been out of cal (175,789,714) .yes I've had
to replace leads but thats to be expected its the meter that counts