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Well fwiw I think the best bet at the moment is the Sprint V2, which has more bells and whistles that the V1, though if you're hardly going to use it then the v1 is cheaper. Everyone seems to have the Sprints.
9 out of 10 people coming into "my" ACS centre seem to have them if anything.
I have a Kane 450 which does a low pressure measurements more accurately ( for flues), but otherwise isn't as well done.
Well fwiw I think the best bet at the moment is the Sprint V2, which has more bells and whistles that the V1, though if you're hardly going to use it then the v1 is cheaper. Everyone seems to have the Sprints.
9 out of 10 people coming into "my" ACS centre seem to have them if anything.
I have a Kane 450 which does a low pressure measurements more accurately ( for flues), but otherwise isn't as well done.
Kane 400 is crap don't touch any Kane i have had nothing
but trouble with it and the after sales is terrible
sry just letting off steam even there sales rep agreed with me in the end with a sorry
im getting the v2 heard a lot of good reports
KANE ARE CRAP ps if anyone from kane reading this please email me if you want an explanation
but trouble with it and the after sales is terrible
sry just letting off steam even there sales rep agreed with me in the end with a sorry
im getting the v2 heard a lot of good reports
KANE ARE CRAP ps if anyone from kane reading this please email me if you want an explanation
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I have been using the Kane 425 for just over a year; no problems and quite like it. Nice large display, big buttons.
Niggles;
Leak detector attachment bit flimsy although it is quite accurate
Would like a bluetooth option to download logs onto my PC
My first analyser so no expert on brands but quite like it.
Niggles;
Leak detector attachment bit flimsy although it is quite accurate
Would like a bluetooth option to download logs onto my PC
My first analyser so no expert on brands but quite like it.
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the sprint v2 has annoying problems that could be easily sorted with software changes.
mine seems to have no idea whether it is reading positive or negative pressures and will constantly remind you that it is not happy. if you cancel the warning it will flag it up again within 10 seconds, unbelievably frustrating if you are doing something specific like hi-low modulating bp's as the warning obscures everything else on the screen. FFS it only needs to warn you once
the same goes for the low battery warning. mine will work for days with one bar on the battery but it will beep constantly to remind you that you are too busy to charge it. ive almost smashed it into small pieces for this
the magnet on the back is good as is the range of tests it does. battery life is excellent until it gets low and starts whining like a girl.
mine seems to have no idea whether it is reading positive or negative pressures and will constantly remind you that it is not happy. if you cancel the warning it will flag it up again within 10 seconds, unbelievably frustrating if you are doing something specific like hi-low modulating bp's as the warning obscures everything else on the screen. FFS it only needs to warn you once
the same goes for the low battery warning. mine will work for days with one bar on the battery but it will beep constantly to remind you that you are too busy to charge it. ive almost smashed it into small pieces for this
the magnet on the back is good as is the range of tests it does. battery life is excellent until it gets low and starts whining like a girl.
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