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Looking to purchase a borescope for pipe inspection, upto about 3 metres. NOT one of the 20 quid amazon/ebay horrors - don't mind spending a quid or two. Any suggestions? Ta!
 
Have to say I got a regin one as a free gift and I’ve actually been impressed with it
 

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