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Old 06-12-2018, 05:18 PM   #29
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Well pooh, looks like this one is out of stock but there are many like it. You can get a better quality one at Lowes but this is the one I have been using quite a while. Keep the batteries out when not in use. Nothing more frustrating than chasing batteries when you started out to fix something else.
thx very much, i’ll rinse through the best reviews and pick one. thx, too, for the reminder about batteries ... i’ve started removing them over the past few years.

thx again!
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If you are not using it everyday a $20 to $25 one should work just fine. Look at the reviews and also look for one you can adjust the gain to cut down on bleeding.

Here is one that has good reviews and adjustable sensitivity. https://www.amazon.com/Tracer-Circui...tone+generator
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