New Fluke Lamp Tester

Blue Duck said:

Hmm... if I worked in maintenence in a large building with hundreds of the things then it looks handy but at £129 I couldn't justify it. Normal procedure would be tube, starter, supply. no luck then it's new fitting time.

Looks like a good bit of kit but I can't afford it.

I'm sure Kerch will buy one if he hasn't already

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Blue Duck said:

Hmm... if I worked in maintenence in a large building with hundreds of the things then it looks handy but at £129 I couldn't justify it. Normal procedure would be tube, starter, supply. no luck then it's new fitting time.

Looks like a good bit of kit but I can't afford it.

I'm sure Kerch will buy one if he hasn't already

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Sidewinder said:

I'll have a play with one tomorrow & let you know, I bent Jit's ear for long enough today anyway.

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kerching said:

what are you trying to say....that I am some sort of test gear/tool *****??

ermmmmmmmm..........I have one F similar made by a company called BEHA I think!

Brilliant for when we used to do factory maintenance.....it is now sat in a drawer in the van...batteries removed just in case

it is also yellow so it is sort of Flukey

just posessing.......

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megger mark said:

Always the forum discount to consider!

Have a play and perhaps review tomorrow, have a look at the shaft alignment tool also....

Beha was the origional, sold by Alphatek in the day

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kme said:

Thanks for asking, but, last time I checked, my "shaft" was `aligned` quite well, thank you.

:slap

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Sidewinder said:

Mark,

I did not see the shaft alignment tool on the stand.

Now, that is something I used to do in a previous "life".

I will ask.

I perhaps should have gone to the Kewtech stand to find out where they were going for food, I was Billy no mates in the Hotel bar!

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