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	12-16-2007, 08:03 AM #1 Ridgid See Snake Ridgid See SnakeIs there anyone using the Ridgid See-Snake that has some feedback on it? 
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	12-16-2007, 09:37 AM #2 Re: Ridgid See Snake Re: Ridgid See SnakeYes, every time I See Snake I become rigid. Then I panic.  
 
 rick
 
 
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	12-16-2007, 10:36 AM #3 Re: Ridgid See Snake Re: Ridgid See SnakeI use mine occasionally, it works well but with two annoying limitations: 1) the tip is considerably larger than a typical borescope and 2) there is no way to hook it up to a camera. 
 
 
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	12-16-2007, 11:08 AM #4 Re: Ridgid See Snake Re: Ridgid See SnakeI just bought one at an ASHI conference. Two long time inspectors I have known over the years were very happy with theirs and basically talked me into buying one. Though I haven't yet used it I do expect that I'll be happy with it. Michael's right about the lack of camera connection but it wasn't an issue for me. 
 
 I also agree that it's for once and a while use. I also think that if something is found with it, that it would be prudent to have the client see what you're seeing, kind of a witness so when the contractor says there's no issue you'll have a believer on your side.
 Eric Barker, ACI
 Lake Barrington, IL
 
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	12-16-2007, 12:02 PM #5 Re: Ridgid See Snake Re: Ridgid See SnakeBWT, I ponyed up for an extra 3' extension, which has already proved handy to get around a corner in a duct to observe a damaged section in a humped slab. One thing I'm a bit worried about is scratching the plastic lens cover. 
 Last edited by Michael Thomas; 12-16-2007 at 12:09 PM. 
 


 
 
						
					 
					
					
 
				
				
				
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