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Old Glass manometer for me. Never goes wrong, never needs calibration, cost ÂŁ18 some 20 odd years ago, replacement glass available if you're dozy enough to leave water in in winter. No charging, no batteries, Quick and easy to use.
I know it's not as exciting as the new fangled gear, My testo does do tightness testing, letby and a billion other tests but I never use it for that, only for flue gas analysing.
Just out of curiosity, Why don't you use a simple manometer for testing ?
Is it just that it's the modern way ?
What testo you got ?
327 at mo Shaun.
used to have 325 for 15 or 20 year.
How you finding it ? Was thinking 327 or 330 2 any advice ?
Got two Kane 455 and a first gen testo 327 which is showing its age would you recommend staying with a new 327 ?
I would personally because I've never had any trouble with it.
Only used a Kane once or twice and thought it was ok !
If I was to buy another I'd buy Testo again.
i have a testo 327 can do testing but i prefer my digital manometer as i cant be bothere with a 24 or 36 inch water guage when doing commercial stuff also lpg testing
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