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Re: Anyone recommend a decent OTDR?

I agree, the 4000 is a good OTDR, but they are a bit bulky by todays standards.  The AFL/Noyes units are smaller and very reliable, roughly $6K +/- (new) depending on options.  Also, I have a couple of OWL OTDR's (Optical Wavelength Labs) that I use for backups.  I have had them over a year and have been very pleased with them.  No issues, very compact and actually pretty rugged.  You can get the SM & MM package for well under $4K new.  Happy shopping
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Posted in reply to: Re: Anyone recommend a decent OTDR? by DKsplicing
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Re: Anyone recommend a decent OTDR? downlo80 9/10/2013 1:04:53 PM
Re: Anyone recommend a decent OTDR? Erud 8/30/2013 11:14:49 PM