John Olsen how much are these and can you get them?

[dealtimeman]

http://www.flir.com/thermography/americas/us/view/?id=61255&collectionid=836&col=61440

I would like 2 please!

 

[Desk Jockey]

We use a tick tracer but I have a limit of how much I trust that meter. If its deep water I'm not risking my life on a $70.00 meter.

That looks much better than what we are using, how much?

 

[John Olson]

Checking
and I am a SON not a SEN OLSON a swede not a fin

 

[FB7777]

Here's an easy way to remember it

When you think of John , just think of a Big Zero , not an E


Willy on Phred's computer

 

[Desk Jockey]

LOL

Fred if you ever order from John.......don't expect any candy! We get candy you'll get nutz!

 

[packfancjh]

I believe they are around $37 if I remember right

 

[dealtimeman]

ahite Son! MY BAD! CAUCASIANS THESE DAYS ARE SO UPTIGHT EVEN WITH AN HONEST MISTAKE. I ****ED UP, MY BAD!

 

[dgardner]

If you use a ticker (non-contact voltage detector) to verify a circuit is dead, find a live circuit like a receptacle and make sure the detector works. Then, without setting it down, putting it in your pocket, etc. immediately test your circuit. Do this every time. It's the only way to make reasonably sure the device is OK.

If you're just trying to make sure a circuit is live, then just use the ticker normally.

 

[Nate The Great]

If you use a ticker (non-contact voltage detector) to verify a circuit is dead, find a live circuit like a receptacle and make sure the detector works. Then, without setting it down, putting it in your pocket, etc. immediately test your circuit. Do this every time. It's the only way to make reasonably sure the device is OK.

If you're just trying to make sure a circuit is live, then just use the ticker normally.

The fork method always worked for
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