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Sanke

Hi all
By the end of next week I hope to have qualified as a domestic installer. Initially I will only be working on non notifiable work, I hope to work on notifiable jobs with another electrician. As a minimum what test equipment would the forum advise I initially purchase ? One MFT or separates ?
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