💦 Optimize Irrigation Efficiency with the Communications Station Master Irrigation Tester Review

This has made finding and fixing watering problems at home and at work much easier. Highly recommended if you are into landscaping.

I checked out the specs, not to mention the batteries weren't included! Cheap! Batteries must be included in the price. Poor judgment of suppliers. Update, after checking the tester on the oscilloscope, I can see the signals it outputs and they should do their job. But when testing 28-year-old Neison valves, the "rattle" is so faint that it can hardly be heard directly at the valves. My guess is that if the valves are buried in a box with a lid, they couldn't be found. Possibly dependent on the

I am a golf course irrigation technician by trade. The stationmaster should definitely be in your toolbox. You can save a lot of time and nerves when troubleshooting in the field. Tonic works great too. Useful when trying to identify individual wires in a bundle. I would recommend lowering the sensitivity/volume of the coloring pen itself. This makes it easier to find the wire you are trying to identify. If you are serious about this industry and want to be more productive in this area, get it.