76nemo
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stickboy1375 said:Do you own one of those? I keep eyeballing them at my local supply house...
What do you want to know about it Stick?
stickboy1375 said:Do you own one of those? I keep eyeballing them at my local supply house...
i own one and i love it. even has a little flashlight built instickboy1375 said:Do you own one of those? I keep eyeballing them at my local supply house...
76nemo said:What do you want to know about it Stick?
electricalperson said:i own one and i love it. even has a little flashlight built in
stickboy1375 said:Just the general pros and cons of it... and thing you wish it did or didnt do...
electricalperson said:i own a wiggy brand voltage tester from klein. its a classic tool but the quality just isnt there. if you cant afford to buy the fluke t+pro tester buy a knopp k60 tester. the knopp testers are very rugged and are only about 40 dollars![]()
buy it. its about 90 dollars or so and you will love it. it does have a digital display for voltage but it only puts a reading there at more than 10 volts. you wont disapointed with this tester. flashlight is handy too not super bright but helps find a breaker in a panel with ease.stickboy1375 said:Just the general pros and cons of it... and thing you wish it did or didnt do...
stickboy1375 said:Just the general pros and cons of it... and thing you wish it did or didnt do...
it vibrates by a small electric motor not like a wiggy also nothing can replace a DMM in my opinon76nemo said:First response,....It vibrates with voltage indication, and that function is not switchable. When I get around enough juice, the last thing I want is a device vibrating in my hand!!!!!!! Other cons? None, except I like a full featured DMM for troubleshooting. $85+, and CAT rated for their T+Pro? That's better than no politics. Do NOT reply to that last sentence!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
electricalperson said:it vibrates by a small electric motor not like a wiggy also nothing can replace a DMM in my opinon
thats a lot of gear76nemo said:That's the difference between construction and maintenance/automation. Someone calls you in for an in-depth investigation,...you think I am going to walk in with just my T5?
Very least on a maintenance call: Fluke 87V, 337, 1507, IR gun, bag of leads/attachments and PPE. That's just what's in the bag.
mdshunk said:I dunno. I've walked into a lot of calls with nothing more than a 10-in-1, T5, and a mini mag light. That gets me started enough to see what I really need from the truck.
76nemo said:Rooftop work is a long ways away from the parking lot!!!!!
sounds like your in the market for some new gear76nemo said:Anyone here tried Fluke's new 771 for 4-20 mA control?