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Point me to some proof of your statement, and I might change my mind, I still agree with SCs #7Just buy a self proving voltage tester Less to lug about
A quote from Martindale:Martindale, had it for years.
No not really Tel, come on get a grip Mate will you?so a wet finger does not comply????
If you had a proving unit you could use it before actually touching the live part, and then do it again just to prove it's live. A JOKE DIYers TAKE NOTEbad idea. if you grip it, you can't let go. best just to brush across it with said wet finger.
DIYers. DON'T DO THIS AT HOME.
Yeah cool aint it? reckon I'm going to market it, don't you come jumping in with yer Scouse bull shyyteI like it ! prove finger with a proving unit. even better than a Megger ( oops Insulation ResistanceFingerTester ).
OK Horse shyyte or have you ett them as well?no bulls inScouseland. we ett 'em all.
nope we never ett horses, we married them.OK Horse shyyte or have you ett them as well?
So you aint like the Taffs into sheep and anything bovinenope we never ett horses, we married them.
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