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I have some small 2,000 foot or less internal runs of multi-mode 62.5 micron fiber and have rented a &quot;IDEAL VFF5 Fiber Optic Visual Fault Finder&quot; and can get the exact same thing on eBay for about $150<br />
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Does anyone have any other &quot;Fiber Optic Visual Fault Finder&quot; recommendations ?
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I have some small 2,000 foot or less internal runs of multi-mode 62.5 micron fiber and have rented a "IDEAL VFF5 Fiber Optic Visual Fault Finder" and can get the exact same thing on eBay for about $150

Does anyone have any other "Fiber Optic Visual Fault Finder" recommendations ?

Fiber Optic -- Visual Fault Finder ?

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