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hi has any one got one of these
if so what do you recond
thx dave
hope pic come out
 

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jonandshell

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Yes, we got one to replace our old one which deceased!! £7.50, reduced at Aldi!

The unit seems reliable so far, giving expected readings.

The only downside is there is no 'hold' function for the display. This makes it difficult to read in tight corners.
 

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I got the same one from Aldi (full price). It matched the dealers readings, so seems good value.

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Got one of these, but can't fathom out which scale you are supposed to be useing, the thingy goes up the middle so is the reading say. 20 or .9 for example, goes up to 44 on one side and to2.0 on the other could be either:Sad:
 

hilldweller

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if so what do you recond

All these cheapo meters are just a guide. If one area of you MH is low and another is high then start looking carefully.

Pick a place where water is unlikely to get to, there's a base reading. Then go hunting.
 
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Should be it if I have done it right:Doh: no it's not try again

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Think this it
 

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If you stick it in something that's only 2 how do you know it's not 40
 
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Got one of these, but can't fathom out which scale you are supposed to be useing, the thingy goes up the middle so is the reading say. 20 or .9 for example, goes up to 44 on one side and to2.0 on the other could be either:Sad:


aldi £4
left hand side if im right //wet your finger and stick the meter on it
done my m/h to day hardly move off the bottom scale

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Hi if Im not mistaken the left hand side is for wood and the right is for materials etc I work from the right hand side if its reading 04 /06 dont worry ( right side) its a moisture meter very sensitive if it goes off the top then see if you can see why if you want to hold the reading hold finger on the set button hope this helps but dont forget its very sensitive put it on a dry hand and it will go to the top
 

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Here's the one I have, recommended by a friend who uses his everyday and swears by it.

I find that there is no need to force the pins in (there's 4) and the hold function is excellent in the dark, awkward areas.

Not too expensive either.

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Regards,

Trikeman. :winky:

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jonandshell

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READ THE BLOODY INSTRUCTIONS!!!!!!!!!

Remove the cap to expose the pins. Stick pins in wood!
Left hand scale for wood, right hand scale for plaster!

The contacts on the cap are for checking calibration, again read the instructions!!!!!!::bigsmile:
 
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READ THE BLOODY INSTRUCTIONS!!!!!!!!!

Remove the cap to expose the pins. Stick pins in wood!
Left hand scale for wood, right hand scale for plaster!

The contacts on the cap are for checking calibration, again read the instructions!!!!!!::bigsmile:

I've read em ta, but how do you know which it's showing if it's very dry wood it could be the right one but if it's soaking plaster it could be the other side, how do you know
 
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How does it know what you are sticking it in:Eeek:

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