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Twitchboy
My company does not allow us to use our own voltage/continuity testers. Instead we must use the ones they provide for us. They're pretty cheap but do the job well enough.
I have had my testers for just over a year and the label says that I shouldn't use them after that time so I handed them back to my supervisor expecting him to order me a new set as sending them off to be calibrated would cost more than purchasing new testers.
Instead, he appeared ten minutes later with the testers I had just given him with a new label and a new date. He said "there you are, they're now calibrated".
Is it possible that he could have calibrated them? What (if any) equipment would he require to have calibrated them? I have my doubts that he did anything at all other than stick a new label on the old testers.
I have had my testers for just over a year and the label says that I shouldn't use them after that time so I handed them back to my supervisor expecting him to order me a new set as sending them off to be calibrated would cost more than purchasing new testers.
Instead, he appeared ten minutes later with the testers I had just given him with a new label and a new date. He said "there you are, they're now calibrated".
Is it possible that he could have calibrated them? What (if any) equipment would he require to have calibrated them? I have my doubts that he did anything at all other than stick a new label on the old testers.
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