I was planning to wait until the course before buying but if I knew what the recommended testers were I could start picking them up now instead of forking out for them all in one go.
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I don't recall suggesting the MCEA or anyone would steer the OP in the wrong direction.
The Kewtech KT500 is a great entry level bit of kit for the RCD testing.
Protimeter Survey master is the go to damp meter
Kane do loads of excellent bits of kit, it just depends what you are looking for!
You can soon get into a lot of money to get up and running with testers, stock etc, I would guess by the time you do the coarse and buy the kit you could soon be £5k-£10K if a vehicle is involved could be a big number
Protimeter Survey master is the go to damp meter
Kane do loads of excellent bits of kit, it just depends what you are looking for!
You can soon get into a lot of money to get up and running with testers, stock etc, I would guess by the time you do the coarse and buy the kit you could soon be £5k-£10K if a vehicle is involved could be a big number
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You never did and I did not suggest as such. In the previous post #23 to which you had responded there was mention of MCEA supplying a list of suitable suppliers.
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