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Holiday Gift List Giveaway - Test & Measurement Tools on the Go!

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Test & Measurement Tool Giveaway for Folks On The Go

element14 Presents  |  Engineer and Maker Wish List  |  Workbench Wednesdays

 

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It's that time of the year again - when you'll be traveling over the river and through the woods and so on . . . But you don't have to leave your test and measurement tools behind if you have these great products selected for this giveaway!

To win this wonderful set of holiday gifts for you or that special engineer on your list, just tell us about your experience (real or imagined) where you were away from your workbench but you really needed your test tools. Drawings, pictures and postcards will give your submission a boost.

  • Contest Opens: 18-November-2019
  • Contest Closes: 30-December-2019
  • Winners Announced: 11-January-2020

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What we're giving away. . .

Product NameManufacturerQuantityBuy KitBuy Kit
MULTICOMP PROPC USB Oscilloscope, 2 Analogue, 1 Ext Trigger, 25 MHz, 100 MSPS, 5 kpts, 14 nsMulticomp1Buy NowBuy Now
MULTICOMP PROHANDHELD DMM WITH BLUETOOTHMulticomp1Buy NowBuy Now
DURATOOLDigital Caliper, Carbon Fiber, 150mm/6", 0.1mm ResolutionCuratool1Buy NowBuy Now

 

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Congratulations to ,   and , once has your details or you've notified them that you've updated your details on your profile we'll have the necessaries checked and hopefully the prizes sent out to you as soon as we can image

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  • Yes, I can admit to forgetting tools and bits and pieces for the job when accessing a stack to install a wireless camera to monitor a birds nest.

     

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    The camera was installed on the top gantry of the closest stack to look into a nesting box we built and installed. The control panel, batteries and solar panels went on the opposite side on the gantry below the top gantry.

     

    It is also a place where you start to realise tool tethers also have a great use.

     

    I think my record for this stack was 9 trips up and back down again in one day, due to various levels of forgetfulness. Well worth the effort though, over the years, they have had both Kestrels and Peregrine Falcons rear their young in the nest box.

     

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    The nest box always seemed a little big for the Kestrels but they didn't seem to mind. We used to bump into the Peregrine chicks on the ground whilst they were learning to fly, we even caught one hopping up the staircase to the ACC, you can see just on the left of the first picture, to get some more height before launching for another flying practice.

     

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    Kind regards.

  • in reply to three-phase

    I have often found myself at the top of a ladder without the tool I needed, but your ladders are in a different league!

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