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Mike Blair

im looking for a proving unit, but there averaging around 50-80. do the cheap ones do the job? or are they a heep of **** lol... thanks -mike
 
im looking for a proving unit, but there averaging around 50-80. do the cheap ones do the job? or are they a heep of **** lol... thanks -mike


Proving Unit and cheap, definitely go together.

Cheap multimeter, yes.

Just buy a Martindale proving unit or other top name and know your life is in safe hands.
 
i use the live side of the isolator/main switch to make mine light up.

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one end on the Live the other on an apprentice then it lights up so does the apprentice , its a proving it ,
i was just proving he was still awake , oh by the way that was years ago
 
My sister got me a speaking tyre pressure guage,last Christmas,it has a slight Chinese lilt to the voice,but provides amusement. I would give good money for a Voltage Indicator,that spoke to me,in that voice off Alien,"T Minus forty seconds..." etc Maybe we can all design one,and get on Dragons Den?...not me though...i handle rejection badly...:stooge_curly:
 

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