Isotech multimeters

[MrHappy]

Just now, Specialist said:

Almost new in original box with accessories, £32.00. Can't post a pic, it hasn't arrived yet.

If you Google it, the pics and user manual come up.

 

ebay?

 

[Specialist]

20 minutes ago, MrHappy said:

 

ebay?

 

Yes mate, she seems genuine & unusually has 100% positive feedback. It'll be getting a full check and test as soon as it arrives & then off to be calibrated if it's out.

Edited May 13, 2019 by Specialist

[al-yeti]

1 hour ago, Specialist said:

Hi Al: Hope so mate but it was cheap so if it lasts a year, I'll be happy. Didn't want to buy something expensive, I just had to buy 2 new sets of ladders & as you know they're not cheap for decent quality.

What ladders you buy , we done this but might aswell hijack the thread proper 

 

Little giants 20 treads?

[Specialist]

Hi Al: One's a Lyte 2 x 7 and the other is an Alos 3 x 9 combi, that one's got a lifetime trade guarantee.

Both pretty tidy ladders & reasonably lightweight.

Edited May 13, 2019 by Specialist

[Specialist]

My mistake: The Lyte is 2 x 9 not 2 x 7.

[Specialist]

20 hours ago, PeterJames said:

My Fluke was stolen a few years ago, ever since Ive only ever purchased cheap meters. We calibrate them ourselves 

Hi Peter: What calibration box do you use ?.

[Specialist]

Just a warning to everyone: This meter was supposed to have been delivered today by DPD shutl. This was confirmed by email yesterday so someone has been here all day waiting for it, I've just checked with DPD to find out where it is & been told that the driver has delivered it to a "parcel point" by mistake. The only problem is the shop he's supposedly delivered to is not one of their agents & they're not exactly sure what part of the country it's in, he will have to go and try to retrieve it and I should now hopefully get it sometime Thursday.

If your thinking of sending a parcel, I'd give DPD a wide berth. I hate it when sellers use them as you can virtually guarantee problems.

[PeterJames]

3 hours ago, Specialist said:

Hi Peter: What calibration box do you use ?.

An older version of this http://www.actmeters.co.uk/calibration-products/calmaster

[Specialist]

Hi Peter: Thanks for that, appreciated. Will keep it in mind for the future, if I ever get to employing other engineers and needing their meters calibrated. Guess I'll stick with a calibration service for now, more cost effective at the moment.

[james.wilson]

Re dpd must be local as from all I've used been one of the best