Nine tools every technician should have

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As in when you scratch your head and say;
'This looks a bit complicated. Better get a bigger hammer.'

 

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one more tool that could come in handy in both trouble shooting and designs is a kill o watt meter.

http://www.supermediastore.com/kilwateldet1.html?WT.mc_id=AdWordsKillaWattkillawatt&WT.srch=1

I suspect they are available in 240V as well...

Very nice unit to determine if you are having issues due to branch circurit that is getting sucked down to the point of power sags.

 

thats nice i think i have to go for shoping now....thankx GEES

 

Sorry Geek, but i thought that most routers these days are auto-sensing i.e you don't need a crossover cable unless you are going from nic to nic?