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paddy
Hi, I am after a multifunction tester as a present but have no idea what to look for. I have about £350 to spend on one - can I get a decent one for this price? Any help or advice on what to buy would be great thanks
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try on site calibration sales. they sell refurbished MFTs
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paddy
hi thanks for the reply - sorry to be dumb but where do i find on site calibration sales?!
Google it
they.e also on ebay
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gpz900jim
fluke 1651b is a good un
MEGGER MFT1552 MULTIFUNCTION ELECTRICAL TESTER on eBay (end time 30-Jan-11 14:59:48 GMT)
Just had alook on ebay and theres a few Meggers.
Got mine from ebay, still in warranty, and its been fine
Just had alook on ebay and theres a few Meggers.
Got mine from ebay, still in warranty, and its been fine
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megger mark
Why don't you give one of the Forum sponsors Test Meters, Electrical Testing Equipment & Measurement Instruments a try, you might get a new unit, from a trusted supplier.
If you buy off ebay you have to consider Warrenty, condition and source of the unit.
Have a look at this one, bit over your budget a advertised but the sponsor may be able to help.
Good luck any way.
If you buy off ebay you have to consider Warrenty, condition and source of the unit.
Have a look at this one, bit over your budget a advertised but the sponsor may be able to help.
Good luck any way.
Heres a Megger thats just started at $50 it's still got 4 days left though
MEGGER 1502/2 ALL ELECTRICAL TESTER IN CALIBRATION.VGC on eBay (end time 03-Feb-11 17:37:39 GMT)
MEGGER 1502/2 ALL ELECTRICAL TESTER IN CALIBRATION.VGC on eBay (end time 03-Feb-11 17:37:39 GMT)
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