Free Null Bars

[ISSWWW]

Told you all to keep yours eyes open, we have 16 of these to give away.

As always first come for served, and one per person

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[m4tty]

Yes please mate. Cheers

 

[binky]

nothing wrong with bit of busbar

 

[a1]

Put my name down for one, Please.

 

[mikel]

Please put me down for one .........

 

[lilman]

I too would like one of those. Ta very much

 

[stani]

if possible, love one.

cheers

Stani

 

[wozz]

i take it you only need these if you have a fluke then?

 

[kme]

I won`t say no, mark.

p.s. Any info on the test lead question I pm`d you about??

 

[Theorysparky]

Can i have one aswell please

thanks

 

[Chr!s]

I wont say no either mark if you have any left

Thanks chris

 

[monkey5]

if theres any left mark i would like 1 too please.

wayne

 

[choccy]

Would appreciate a one too thanks

 

[ISSWWW]

i take it you only need these if you have a fluke then?

No, these can be used with any tester really.

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[m4tty]

Do we need to pm you our addresses mate?

 

[ISSWWW]

Do we need to pm you our addresses mate?

Yes please, same drill i'm afraid, could you all pm your addresses, not you Admin i have got your address;\

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[ISSWWW]

nothing wrong with bit of busbar

Not sure Blinky but last time i checked you couldn't connect standard 4mm leads in either end of a busbar

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[ISSWWW]

Looks like they are all gone now, sorry:Salute

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[wozz]

dont think i explained or understood their purpose.

as far as i can see you only need them to null when you have three leads, as far as im aware there is no need to do this on a megger.

 

[ISSWWW]

dont think i explained or understood their purpose.as far as i can see you only need them to null when you have three leads, as far as im aware there is no need to do this on a megger.

I think our information may not be clear enough, sorry.

In either end there is a 4mm socket to accept two leads, these holes accept

4mm lantern tips, i hope this is not teaching anyone to suck eggs but thats the bit when you remove the tip cover (you know the bit you always lose).

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