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Due to Circuit Buddy’s benefits and unique design, we received positive feedback from both new and existing customers that visited our stand. Circuit Buddy blew their minds and not their fuses.
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Circuit Buddy at Johannesburg International Motor Show (JIMS)
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 Let us blow your mind not your fuses When doing automotive electrical fault finding, the last thing that you need is to struggle with an automotive circuit tester that is not practical to use.
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Circuit Buddy at the Kyalami motor show
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 We had some fun at the show when we decided to have a competition between the guys.
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The winner getting ready to test the contact points!
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 You have 60 seconds GO! Competitors that never used a circuit buddy automotive test light, volunteered to compete against one another. They had 60 seconds to find the most live contact points and wires.
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Flying through the wires with his “buddy"
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 Go for it 10 seconds left Circuit buddy only needs one hand to pierce the wire and the other hand can be used to sort the wires. The product has been designed to easily go in between harness wires to grab and pierce a wire, saving you time and monney.
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Some facts about automotive test lights
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Still using a cheap “globe type automotive test light?
Automotive circuit testers or test lights have been around for quite some time and still is an effective and easy way to do some faultfinding. The standard test light or circuit tester has a sharp point to pierce into the wire and you normally end up poking your finger and that really hurts. In most cases the test lights operates with a globe that indicates a live circuit when doing some auto electrical repairs, faultfinding or even when used to install radios. Although there are a variety of test lights available they are not always practical and easy to use especially when piercing wires, and not always computer safe. Some test lights could cost you thousands in damages to automotive computers or even deploy airbags. If you take a small 3 Watt globe it will cause a current spike of up to 1000 mA that is way over the limit for sensitive electronic circuits. A proper circuit tester should not draw more than 20 mA to be computer save and any rating bellow 20 mA can only be safer to use on those sensitive automotive computers.
Circuit buddy draw less than 20 mA @ 48 Volt and even less when using the test light @ 12 or 24 Volt. The approximate current drawn by circuit buddy are as follows: 1.85 mA @ 6 Volt, 3.7mA @ 12 Volt, 7.4 mA @ 24 Volt and 14.8 mA @ 48 Volt.
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