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depends what you are using it for, if it is only for boiler fault finding and CH wiring issues or if you are testing circuits for issues such a insulation resistance which will require a meter capable of doing more that a 9v resistance check.Hello gents!
I need a multimeter and would like some recommendations. Know quite a few people that use one they have picked up from aldi, hinting that the price of them isn't really a issue. Thanks!
just been on the course for basic fault finding so have some idea whats bestWill be strictly for fault finding and wiring.
yes thats the one quick tip all new test leads have plasic right down to the tip which is fine for testing on big stuff but can be a real pain when trying to get them on small ternilals inside boilers the offical line is its there for saftey but lots of people strip them back a little to allow access doesnt need to be much just remember not to put your fingers on them
just been on the course for basic fault finding so have some idea whats best
look for one thats auto ranging draper do one for around £50 which seemed to be quite good and not to big as youll be wanting to wedge it in line of sight whilst working on boilers
baxi do three days basic electric combi something and diagnostics well worth the cost get in now cos its going up from 50 to 75 a day soon nice dinner and a couple of freebies as wellWhich course stevetheplumber? any good?
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