the best tool for installs

riceman,  for you to knock something without even knowing anything about it, ...pretty lame.  I actually own a $15 Radioshack DVM and the only thing i use it for is to test tach.  Personally, money is not a factor when it comes to tools, if its something that helps me get the job done easier, or faster, then hell gimme one. I bought a power probe, had it about 2 weeks and gave it back to the tool guy, just wasnt for me. Besides, its kinda cool having something made by an american for once, not some POS made in some factory in Malasia designed by somebody who's name i cant even pronounce. Dont be so closed minded, i bet you werent like that when you first got into this business. Installers today need to be more creative and imaginative, unlike yourself.

i love my dremel tool,  and magnetic 7mm socket.     On top of my makita right angle drill,  that things gets into many places for some good ole fire wall drilling.   

Have you guys tried the 12V right angle Makita, works great. ASE Certified

"and magnetic 7mm socket. " where can you get a magnetic 7mm" i havent had any luck at sears, or home depot. where did you get yours?Mike Battaglia

Specialized Car Audio

Bensenville IL 60106

just for the record power probes are made in texas... jus thought you should know before you start saying lets buy american.... and like i said before... the only time i ever use my meter is when im checking "problems" with audio systems... other than that the power probes versatility is just incredible to me

Grommet punch, fish tape, and Fluke multi meter. These are the tools I use everyday and can't live without. Also, ask your Sirius Rep for the "Sirius Antenna Install Tool." It's a thin plastic stick that makes stuffing antenna wires a breeze.EK Civic

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slammedb5 wrote: "Sirius Antenna Install Tool." .

Those things are very handy!   

Try this one. It's just like using a test light. Just use an aligator clip adapter on the negative lead and test away. With this you don't have to look some place else to see what the meter says it's right in there.