Buying ProPak LC and new meter

[marter]

Im finally going to break down and get the ProPak, stuck between the LC and the OT, learning more toward the LC Closed top.

Also going to upgrade the meter, wanting the fieldpiece HS36, but will it fit in the LC with the meter and amp clam in its bag.

If you have either one of these bags which do you like and why, ive always worked out of a open top bag.

[Ingersoll AC]

It will fit as the amp clamp removable. Hey speaking of HS36 I know where you can get a smokin' deal on one. ;)

[youngtech]

just bought a LC and my HS36 fits fine i would get the LC because if you want you can leave it open and it has snaps to do so. Also check out the SC77(i think thats the#) also a fieldpiece The HS36 is auto ranging with no setting for manual(if that matters to you)

[hvac wiz 79]

I have the OTLC & I can fit my drill, sc77 & a manifold with the hoses neatly in there for my long ladder climbs & its full of my basic repair tools

[marter]

how good/accurate are the heads ?
at some point id get the vacuum gauge head, is it comparable to a stand alone unit.
its a $30 price difference from the LC to the OTLC, i keep going back and forth on witch to get. :gah::gah::gah::gah::censored:

[jpsmith1cm]

I like my LC. I was doing PM in the rain the other day and put the few tools i needed in my pocket and zipped the sides up. Tools stayed dry.

I was always an open top guy, but didn't like the looks of the Veto OT bags.

IF anything ever happened to my Veto, I'd have a new one on the way before the sun went down. PERIOD!

I'll never use another bag.

[youngtech]

i had no luck with the vac head, maybe operator error but still didnt last.. Been using the manometer head for 3-4 years with no problems.

[marter]

i need a good physcometer (spelling lol), was looking at the head for it, any used that. or would a standalone one be better

[youngtech]

i like the fluke

[jpsmith1cm]

I dislike the Fluke psychrometer.

I have a Supco that works very well.

The Fluke's response time is very slow