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martysparky
Can afford to run over a Megger but uses grand dads toolbox.
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I suppose its like everything else in the world, some things are cheap and some things cost you.
But then you think why?
Don't think the Metral, Di-log etc testers will still be in service ten years later.
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IMHO Audis and VWs have always been better than Fords.LOL
LMAO not for some opinion though. Not mine included.
I'm going to be the odd one out, I got the Metrel 3101 AT, used meggers & flukes, and would go back to Metrel now every time. Very easy to use, not complicated, they do have extra features, which is a good thing, it's all to help and make your job quicker and easier, you lot need to actually use it properly for the day and give it a try, not loose your patience after 5 mins! You'll be glad you did!
Before you all say it.... (there's always one!)
And yes it's me
I'm proud to now be a metrel owner. Lol
I do agree the older style square metrel testers were not too good, new models are completely different
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