Time saving tester

[VanSolo]

Can anybody recommend a multifunction tester with a decent facility for uploading results to a computer?
Tried the Megger MFT1553, which is a good meter, but found the blue tooth laborious. I want something that will save me time with paperwork on a large PIR job.

 

[RF Lighting]

I've never found one as quick and reliable as photocopied test sheets and a biro.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Even quicker if you fill in the test results before photocopying.

 

[oharaf]

Rob's right, the idea is fine in theory but they just are not that good, yet!

Tried the 1553 and the fluke one neither are great, thou the 1553 almost did the job.

 

[VanSolo]

Thanks for the replies.
I've always used photo copied sheets on site then write up the originals later to save them getting dirty and for mistakes.
I thought there might be a meter that would save the results on an internal memory that would be able to be uploaded later. Seems things aren't as advanced as I'd thought yet.