Reviews

Today we are looking at another older tester the Seaward Europa +First, a little background history, the Europa + was the replacement for the Europa, the main difference between the two is the Europa Pat had an alphanumerical keypad where as the Europa + has a full qwerty keypad both are of the membrane type.Both the Europa and the Europa + operate nearly identically when you discount the two different keypads.Both also share a lot

Today’s review is a little different as it is dealing with an advanced but very old model that has been updated numerous times over the years, that said its a proven Pat, so what is it were reviewing, none other than the Seaward Super Nova. As is usual a little background, the Super Nova went into production in the late 1990s a totally different looking tester followed it which was very similar in operation and

Today we are continuing to look at some of the old Pat’s that are still out there even though they are mostly out of productionToday we are going to look at the metroPat 600/900 As usual a bit of background here, As could be assumed the metroPat 600 came first in the mid 1990s and then the newer model 900 in the late 1990sBoth units came in the standard Metrotest case of the time so

Today we are starting a review of some of the testers that are out of production but still very commonly in use.If your looking for a second hand Pat read on first up will be the metroPat 200/220 A little background these were produced by Metrotest instruments hence the name metroPat production was from the mid 1990s to mid 2000s.A basic functional Pat where results needed to be interpreted by the user, results being displayed

Today we will look at probably the first touch screen Pat, that is the metroiPat which is mostly sold as a SupaPat, this sits in the $5000-6000 bracket ( in SupaPat format ) First a bit of background, this product is supplied by Metrotest who have a very long history when it comes to Pat testers.Most of the Pat is built in Poland but some of it is manufactured in NZ, we will look at