The Finest Meter Test Leads I Have Ever Used
OLDAKER TEST LEADS. These things make Fluke and other test leads look like they were manufactured in Ethiopia. Extra long length. Hardened STAINLESS STEEL tips that are as sharp as a hypodermic needle...
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Good for me ??? Well maybe I can explain it like this, you buy a Snap-On ratchet; couple it to a Snap-On extension, then fit a socket from a $4.99 Chinese socket set. Or serve a Big Mac on Mikasa Antique Dinnerware. Or serve Sevruga Caviar on Mel-mac.
With Fluke or the leads that come with most meters, I have to RUB the contact to death to make a good connection. OK, let's SHARPEN those probes. Oh Damn! Brass. Pierce wire insulation? "Shirley You Jest".
I have a fondness for stuff that works well and reduces errors. And lost time. And the amount of red face anger and embarrassment I feel when trying to use garbage and failing miserably.
Works For Me !!!
Roy B,
SHOWOFF!
I would sell my left elbow for a set of those Hewlett Packard probes. They were made to last. In the mid seventies I had an LED HP voltmeter. I was king of the hill!
With Fluke or the leads that come with most meters, I have to RUB the contact to death to make a good connection. OK, let's SHARPEN those probes. Oh Damn! Brass. Pierce wire insulation? "Shirley You Jest".
I have a fondness for stuff that works well and reduces errors. And lost time. And the amount of red face anger and embarrassment I feel when trying to use garbage and failing miserably.
Works For Me !!!
Roy B,
SHOWOFF!
I would sell my left elbow for a set of those Hewlett Packard probes. They were made to last. In the mid seventies I had an LED HP voltmeter. I was king of the hill!
