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Old 12-03-2008, 09:52 AM   #1
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I,m considering a Greenlee-501 or an Amp Probe 3000 Probe or locating faulted wiring. Any past experinces ?
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I've used a Progressive 501, which is the same as the Greenlee. Did a pretty good job of finding dirt, but couldn't tell me anything about what was in it.
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Are you looking for faulted cable in the ground, direct buried - or are you mainly tracing circuits inside?

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