Snap On Vantage Pro Modis Verus Low Amp Probe on 2040-parts.com
Lenexa, Kansas, US
Like new Snap On low amp probe. Used it maybe twice so I decided to sell it. Comes as pictured. Will also work with most multimeters..
Please pay for the probe within 24 hours of winning it. If you can't pay for it within that timeframe then please do not bid.. Thank you....
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