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#49503 03/09/05 10:21 AM
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ProVision 300 PV300 Flexible Fiberoptic Scope
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Buy new: $249.99 Usually ships in 24 hours


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ProVision 100 PV100 Flexible Fiberoptic Scope
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Buy new: $199.99 Usually ships in 24 hours

The above is copied from Amazon.com
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#49504 03/09/05 02:41 PM
Joined: Dec 2003
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... Thats it,Curt,...exactly what I was looking for,..thanx, man.. I'd pay the $200.00 as I've done the dentist mirror trick,and I need something better.

... Watthead, I hit nothing,...yet,..but I'm sick of hitting stuff,ergo I need the device.. [Linked Image] [Linked Image] [Linked Image] [Linked Image]
Thanx all,...
Russ


.."if it ain't fixed,don't break it...call a Licensed Electrician"
#49505 03/09/05 07:09 PM
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I have one of the ProVision 300 scope.
Works awesome.
It's just a fiberoptic cable with a light at the end.
You have to bend it before you try to see what you want. Takes some practice and getting used to, but I think it's worth it.

I used mine today on a new machine that we were wiring. So we wouldn't drill into hoses or wiring that was run within the frame.

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