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I'm beginning to think " yeah, papers good, lets cut those trees!"

Yep, cost a fair bit too. Cheers for the feedback guys. One to think about when the reddies are in

The only downside to an ebook/iPad, is you currently can't take them into the exam for the test. I would love common sense to prevail in a few years when the new version comes out, but...

I've yet to get an iPad specifically for work, my current one for home, is desperately short of memory after all the other junk on it. Those who have got a version for pc/ iPad, how good are the search features and hot keys. Do they make it easier or add to the frustration?

Skiing, but you also missed motorcycling.

Paper one, I just fear the memory space an ebook would take up on the ipad

Thanks for the welcome. I spent a fair time on building sites, before spending a number of years teaching. In the last year I had the chance to get a number of electric qualifications and get signed up on a competant scheme. So getting back to getting the hands dirty for a living.

New member, introducing myself. Just getting into the profession after a previous life in teaching and lecturing Been spending a fair time doing domestic extensions, kitchen fittings and home improvements, but have now branched out into "proper" electrics including inspection and testing...

Certainly plan to be doing installations, but as the tester is one of the most expensive pieces of kit. I'm up for any advice I can get I've been impressed with both megger and flukes, both really well made and give decent results. I've also had an older megger I was using start giving erratic...

Thanks for that, I got the impression he's the man to know on these things.

Morning, this is my first post so please be gentle! I'm just getting into the self employed inspection and testing game. Although I've seen this kind of question a number of times I thought I'd start a new topic. Ok, I'll be testing mainly domestic and commercial properties. I don't see me...