Just remembered. The Minimag is great for inspecting into key holes. Only the filament bulbs, though. The LED conversion is useless. Can't see for beans.
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19 years ago
Just remembered. The Minimag is great for inspecting into key holes. Only the filament bulbs, though. The LED conversion is useless. Can't see for beans.
Use the fiber optic attachment. It works very well for that.
And for safes.
The fiber optic attachment works great with a minimag that's been upgraded to a luxeon LED.
Daniel
I was at a doctor's office and checked out one of the scopes they use.Made by Welch. You could adjust the ammount of light, field of vision, and magnification.Can't remember which model, but it plugged into the wall to recharge. Cost-Im guessing 500.-600.
Later, goma
They make "bore-O-Scopes" for safe guys. Yes, they are pricey. I went out on a drill one time, adn that scope was really neat. Made the opening so much easier.
'Harbor Freight' has a 'frugal model', if you can stand the diameter.. it is shown at the website in the catalog..
--Shiva--
Is that an Ottoscope? You can buy them online. They are expensive.
Daniel
A relative who is a rheumatism specialist wanted to buy one. The supplier was out of stock as a government security agency had bought some.
You can get them relatively cheaply from a vet supply catalog.
I recently sent back a Pro-Lok model i ordered.The field of vision was way too small and the light all came back in your eyes-no way to adjust. I still have a small scope i bought from jc whitney for about
9.00-Nice little thing for small wafer locks , but not enough for 6 and 7 pin locks. Unfortunately , whitney quit selling them lickety split.
Lockmasters shows them in their catalog..
--Shiva--
"Department of homeland examination, here. Bend over and drop 'em!"
Now I *AM* terrorized!
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