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Going to get leak sniffer are the TPI 719 sniffers any good for the money? any of you guys use them?

Any other suggestions? How often do they have to be calibrated and how much ££££ is it.

cheers guys any thoughts appreciated.
 
Tpi stuff is brill. Brake it and it's replaced foc for life!
 
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