Snap On Tools Diagnostic Thermal Imager EETH300 vs Diagnostic Thermal Laser EETH311. Review.

In this video I compare and review Snap On Tools Diagnostic thermal imager part number EETH300 and Snap On Tools Diagnostic thermal laser part number EETH311. Both are featured in the new Snap On Tools Heavy Duty Flyer which you can watch my review of it here.
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I compare the specifications of both units to each other and demonstrate both of them.
Items compared in this review are the following.
Price, screen size, thermal sensor resolution, temperature range, battery life, image storage method, refresh rate, screen resolution, and give you my opinion of them both.
I hope this video helps you make the best decision for what you need if you are thinking of buying either Diagnostic Imager.
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[@shanersmechaniclife3164]

ua-cam.com/video/9ohn9nQ9NWY/v-deo.html here's the Snap On Heavy Duty Flyer I mentioned.

[@kountrybunker1807]

not going make u or break you. hmmmm only $400 difference he says....i really need 2 charge these customers more

[@verajavi12]

My $240 ebay imager has way more resolution than my friends $ 1000 snap on. Never seems to amaze me how insecure techs keep getting raped by snap on.

[@shanersmechaniclife3164]

Other lesser known brands have definitely come a long way over the last few years. Pays to shop around for sure.

[@marcoa.d2179]

Can you recommend one Model from Ebay please

[@randallweaver7034]

Can you suggest a comparable thermal imager on ebay? I would consider it.