Fluke Multi Testers

[pete555]

No, not all the sparks are in my area.

any paticular model that seem crap or all of them

 

[robswainelect]

No one is asking you to reply?

 

[dan86]

lol. it would be the original poster to complain about my reply!

 

[robswainelect]

As I said, no need to reply or read this thread!
The forums are for expressing your views and getting others views!

 

[jmilla]

Mee too. I have a friend who has a fluke and he finds that the sockets where the leads plug in to get dirty and clogged up which prevents the tester to work

i recently purchased the megger 1730 tester. A smart tester but initally a bit tricky to grasp as i've never owned a megger tester.

 

[robswainelect]

Mainly the 17th ed multi test meter.

 

[robswainelect]

That Meggar you have is a brilliant meter.

 

[pete555]

ok but which model

 

[dan86]

As I said, no need to reply or read this thread!
The forums are for expressing your views and getting others views!

zzz
unsubscribing at your request.
oh, and FYI- it's Megger Not Meggar

 

[micknew]

Megger's after sales service is second to none in our experience as a matter of interest.

 

[pete555]

i,m not saying other meter,s are no good just interested why you think fluke are crap as i say i find them brill

 

[Toby Kuhnert]

I have a fluke MFT, the only thing I prefer on the megger MFTs is the auto test function on zs whereas on the fluke you have to hold the 3 probes in the fitting whilst pressing test at the same time! Shame fluke can't introduce the same function... maybe it's just me being lazy!

 

[pete555]

I have a fluke MFT, the only thing I prefer on the megger MFTs is the auto test function on zs whereas on the fluke you have to hold the 3 probes in the fitting whilst pressing test at the same time! Shame fluke can't introduce the same function... maybe it's just me being lazy!

fluke have a remote probe with test button on

 

[robswainelect]

Off you trot! Goodbye!

 

[robswainelect]

Cant remember, not got it here?