Isotech multimeters

[MrHappy]

Both blue & red DPD have always been very good.

 

There a few couriers which deliver to happy towers & I have no complaints about any of them.

[Specialist]

To be honest, DPD: Desperate, Pathetic & Dire as far as I'm concerned. Not once have I had decent service from them, last delivery we had via them was my Daughter sent my missus flowers for mother's day. No one in when they arrived, so they just dumped them on the pavement outside.

Even Hermes don't do that.

[al-yeti]

2 hours ago, Specialist said:

To be honest, DPD: Desperate, Pathetic & Dire as far as I'm concerned. Not once have I had decent service from them, last delivery we had via them was my Daughter sent my missus flowers for mother's day. No one in when they arrived, so they just dumped them on the pavement outside.

Even Hermes don't do that.

I have DPD from SW , never a problem , otherwise others use parcelforce who good to but not so good with timings they give 

[Specialist]

Hey al: Never had anything good out of them myself. I use Royal mail a lot for sending small parcels, both in UK and abroad. The 2nd class small parcel service is Tracked & traced and normally gets there in 48 but can take 3 days, normally 5 to Europe and they've been brilliant so far.

Same with Parcel force, they email you to tell you when the parcel is out for delivery to you as well.

[Specialist]

Well my meter finally arrived this afternoon & after giving it a good try out, have to say quite impressed.

It's pretty fast responding & quite accurate, the ultra bright backlight will be really handy & the display is very crisp. Actually like the ark of the bargraph positioned above the numbers as well.

[sixwheeledbeast]

From what I can find out Iso-Tech are RS rebrands, most seem discontinued and now rebranded as RS Pro.

https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/digital-multimeters/8732367/

 

As I say above if your looking for a quality meter new you can't beat the Fluke 117. I wouldn't be without the Non contact, Auto-V and Lo-Z features now.

If I where looking again I'd consider the 117/323 combo kit can be handy to have a clamp meter in some situations.

 

[al-yeti]

34 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

From what I can find out Iso-Tech are RS rebrands, most seem discontinued and now rebranded as RS Pro.

https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/digital-multimeters/8732367/

 

As I say above if your looking for a quality meter new you can't beat the Fluke 117. I wouldn't be without the Non contact, Auto-V and Lo-Z features now.

If I where looking again I'd consider the 117/323 combo kit can be handy to have a clamp meter in some situations.

 

Clamp meters don't really work don't you think?

[Specialist]

35 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

From what I can find out Iso-Tech are RS rebrands, most seem discontinued and now rebranded as RS Pro.

https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/digital-multimeters/8732367/

 

As I say above if your looking for a quality meter new you can't beat the Fluke 117. I wouldn't be without the Non contact, Auto-V and Lo-Z features now.

If I where looking again I'd consider the 117/323 combo kit can be handy to have a clamp meter in some situations.

 

The Isotech has the Non contact, Auto-v and Lo-z functions built in.