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Dave Stewart
PostPosted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:00 pm 
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.......at Stewmac.....$265 (Still not "cheap", but, better)

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Hmmm. I wonder if the Mag-ic probe has made these obsolete, or just made them hard to sell.

Here is Robbie O'Brien demonstrating one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BP1zBzUwo40


http://www.magicprobe.net/mag-ic-probe-control-units/

The price of these units are less than the hacklinger, and they seem to have the bugs ironed out of them. I don't have either type of gauge, but would be interested in hearing what people think.

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Dave Stewart
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Same thing crossed my mind Steve ....... be interesting to see if they suddenly start offering it. There's another similar Australian version (mentioned here in a previous thread).

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I have had a Hacklinger for years - an essential tool, whatever the price (more or less).
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I recently got a "Mag-ic Probe", and it seems to work perfectly. I won't be buying a Haclinger, even if its sale...

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