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I can not work without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my workshop.
However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my job.
Lately I have discovered that they are missing the numbers on the display.
Both old and new ones.
Suddenly the numbers are being negative or shutting down.
I am blaming a Comunicacion tower not far?from the building.
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
Best from
Johannes
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I am more likely to suspect the calipers than interference.? Especially if they are the extremely inexpensive ones.
But it would be easy enough to drive the calipers a distance away from any electrical transmission source and see if they magically start working.
I have some of the low-cost digital calipers and mine have a tendency to skip sometimes and suddenly be 0.2 or 0.4 inches off or something) and also?
I finally bought two Mitutoyo digital calipers, 4 inch and 6 inches.? NO problems - ever.? Yes, they cost a bit.? In the long run, I think a better value.? I also have some dial calipers I sometimes use.
And just to be pedantic, if it is a digital caliper, then it is not a vernier.? Those are two types of calipers.? One has a digital scale.? The other a vernier (where you line up physical marks to read accurately).? Although many people still include the word "vernier" even if it doesn't fit - even listings for sale.? You have vernier, dial, and digital.
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
On Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 09:57:25 AM PST, Johannes <johannes@...> wrote:
I can not work without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my workshop.
However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my job.
Lately I have discovered that they are missing the numbers on the display.
Both old and new ones.
Suddenly the numbers are being negative or shutting down.
I am blaming a Comunicacion tower not far?from the building.
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
Best from
Johannes
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replace the battery
In a message dated 12/8/2024 10:17:08 AM Pacific Standard Time, ckinzer@... writes:
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I am more likely to suspect the calipers than interference.? Especially if they are the extremely inexpensive ones.
?
But it would be easy enough to drive the calipers a distance away from any electrical transmission source and see if they magically start working.
?
I have some of the low-cost digital calipers and mine have a tendency to skip sometimes and suddenly be 0.2 or 0.4 inches off or something) and also?
?
I finally bought two Mitutoyo digital calipers, 4 inch and 6 inches.? NO problems - ever.? Yes, they cost a bit.? In the long run, I think a better value.? I also have some dial calipers I sometimes use.
?
And just to be pedantic, if it is a digital caliper, then it is not a vernier.? Those are two types of calipers.? One has a digital scale.? The other a vernier (where you line up physical marks to read accurately).? Although many people still include the word "vernier" even if it doesn't fit - even listings for sale.? You have vernier, dial, and digital.
?
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
?
On Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 09:57:25 AM PST, Johannes <johannes@...> wrote:
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?
I can not work without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my workshop.
However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my job.
Lately I have discovered that they are missing the numbers on the display.
Both old and new ones.
Suddenly the numbers are being negative or shutting down.
I am blaming a Comunicacion tower not far?from the building.
?
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
?
Best from
Johannes
?
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Interesting vid I did years ago showing the effect of a CFL light bulb (the curly fluorescent ones before LED replacements) and the EMI interference it causes on a plastic caliper
LED lamps can be just as bad.? The SMPS supplies can put out quite an amount if EMI:
Again - from years ago:
that's a TEK 1.8GHz analog spectrum analyzer
If you take something like an RF Explorer or one of those cheap CN-made spectrum analyzers into a place like LOWE's or Home Depot's out motion activated light aisle, watch the RF jump from about 1- 200 MHz...?? nasty.
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On 12/8/2024 1:16 PM, Charles Kinzer via groups.io wrote: I am more likely to suspect the calipers than interference.? Especially if they are the extremely inexpensive ones.
But it would be easy enough to drive the calipers a distance away from any electrical transmission source and see if they magically start working.
I have some of the low-cost digital calipers and mine have a tendency to skip sometimes and suddenly be 0.2 or 0.4 inches off or something) and also
I finally bought two Mitutoyo digital calipers, 4 inch and 6 inches.? NO problems - ever.? Yes, they cost a bit.? In the long run, I think a better value.? I also have some dial calipers I sometimes use.
And just to be pedantic, if it is a digital caliper, then it is not a vernier.? Those are two types of calipers.? One has a digital scale.? The other a vernier (where you line up physical marks to read accurately).? Although many people still include the word "vernier" even if it doesn't fit - even listings for sale.? You have vernier, dial, and digital.
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
On Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 09:57:25 AM PST, Johannes <johannes@...> wrote:
#yiv3669264674 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}I can not work without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my workshop.However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my job.Lately I have discovered that they are missing the numbers on the display.Both old and new ones.Suddenly the numbers are being negative or shutting down.I am blaming a Comunicacion tower not far?from the building.
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
Best fromJohannes
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"Chuck"
Thanks, you are absolutely correct.
I have all 3: vernier, dial, and digital.
Thanks for "pinching" my ear.
/Johannes?
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replace the battery
In a message dated 12/8/2024 10:17:08 AM Pacific Standard Time, ckinzer@... writes:
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I am more likely to suspect the calipers than interference.? Especially if they are the extremely inexpensive ones.
?
But it would be easy enough to drive the calipers a distance away from any electrical transmission source and see if they magically start working.
?
I have some of the low-cost digital calipers and mine have a tendency to skip sometimes and suddenly be 0.2 or 0.4 inches off or something) and also?
?
I finally bought two Mitutoyo digital calipers, 4 inch and 6 inches.? NO problems - ever.? Yes, they cost a bit.? In the long run, I think a better value.? I also have some dial calipers I sometimes use.
?
And just to be pedantic, if it is a digital caliper, then it is not a vernier.? Those are two types of calipers.? One has a digital scale.? The other a vernier (where you line up physical marks to read accurately).? Although many people still
include the word "vernier" even if it doesn't fit - even listings for sale.? You have vernier, dial, and digital.
?
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
?
On Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 09:57:25 AM PST, Johannes <johannes@...> wrote:
?
?
I can not work without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my workshop.
However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my job.
Lately I have discovered that they are missing the numbers on the display.
Both old and new ones.
Suddenly the numbers are being negative or shutting down.
I am blaming a Comunicacion tower not far?from the building.
?
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
?
Best from
Johannes
?
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Hi WAM
Maybe !!!!"
I just changed my roof lamp from a low Watt CFL to "150 W" LED.
I will test to morrow.
Maybe I still can get an old Edison lamp? It will also keep my workshop warm also? ?
/johannes
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"Chuck"
Thanks, you are absolutely correct.
I have all 3: vernier, dial, and digital.
Thanks for "pinching" my ear.
/Johannes?
replace the battery
In a message dated 12/8/2024 10:17:08 AM Pacific Standard Time, ckinzer@... writes:
?
?
I am more likely to suspect the calipers than interference.? Especially if they are the extremely inexpensive ones.
?
But it would be easy enough to drive the calipers a distance away from any electrical transmission source and see if they magically start working.
?
I have some of the low-cost digital calipers and mine have a tendency to skip sometimes and suddenly be 0.2 or 0.4 inches off or something) and also?
?
I finally bought two Mitutoyo digital calipers, 4 inch and 6 inches.? NO problems - ever.? Yes, they cost a bit.? In the long run, I think a better value.? I also have some dial calipers I sometimes use.
?
And just to be pedantic, if it is a digital caliper, then it is not a vernier.? Those are two types of calipers.? One has a digital scale.? The other a vernier (where you line up physical marks to read accurately).? Although many people still
include the word "vernier" even if it doesn't fit - even listings for sale.? You have vernier, dial, and digital.
?
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
?
On Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 09:57:25 AM PST, Johannes <johannes@...> wrote:
?
?
I can not work without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my workshop.
However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my job.
Lately I have discovered that they are missing the numbers on the display.
Both old and new ones.
Suddenly the numbers are being negative or shutting down.
I am blaming a Comunicacion tower not far?from the building.
?
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
?
Best from
Johannes
?
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We were doing FCC testing on one of our Large computers @ 1984-85 .
One machine sailed right through & the 2nd after lunch started having
problems , we put foil everywhere we could aloft with steel braid? with
the rubber on the inside . Finally my boss asks me if the lights were on
during the morning test & I said I was pretty sure they were not on . He
goes over to the panel & hits every breaker that said lites & boom
things got much better . He told the guy " I'm not paying you $ 125.00 a
hr to find out you have bad ballast's . Those were the old 8' tubes with
the 2 small pins on each side? HO's they were called back then .
animal
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On 12/8/24 10:42 AM, WAM via groups.io wrote: Interesting vid I did years ago showing the effect of a CFL light bulb
(the curly fluorescent ones before LED replacements) and the EMI
interference it causes on a plastic caliper
LED lamps can be just as bad.? The SMPS supplies can put out quite an
amount if EMI:
Again - from years ago:
that's a TEK 1.8GHz analog spectrum analyzer
If you take something like an RF Explorer or one of those cheap
CN-made spectrum analyzers into a place like LOWE's or Home Depot's
out motion activated light aisle, watch the RF jump from about 1- 200
MHz...?? nasty.
On 12/8/2024 1:16 PM, Charles Kinzer via groups.io wrote:
? I am more likely to suspect the calipers than interference.?
Especially if they are the extremely inexpensive ones.
But it would be easy enough to drive the calipers a distance away
from any electrical transmission source and see if they magically
start working.
I have some of the low-cost digital calipers and mine have a tendency
to skip sometimes and suddenly be 0.2 or 0.4 inches off or something)
and also
I finally bought two Mitutoyo digital calipers, 4 inch and 6 inches.?
NO problems - ever.? Yes, they cost a bit.? In the long run, I think
a better value.? I also have some dial calipers I sometimes use.
And just to be pedantic, if it is a digital caliper, then it is not a
vernier.? Those are two types of calipers.? One has a digital scale.?
The other a vernier (where you line up physical marks to read
accurately).? Although many people still include the word "vernier"
even if it doesn't fit - even listings for sale.? You have vernier,
dial, and digital.
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
???? On Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 09:57:25 AM PST, Johannes
<johannes@...> wrote:
? ?? #yiv3669264674 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}I can not work
without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my
workshop.However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my
job.Lately I have discovered that they are missing the numbers on the
display.Both old and new ones.Suddenly the numbers are being negative
or shutting down.I am blaming a Comunicacion tower not far?from the
building.
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
Best fromJohannes
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I've found that the DROs on my mill become sensitive to electromagnetic interference when their batteries start to go flat.? So yeah, try replacing the batteries in? your affected digital calipers.
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??? CFL's are great for makin noise , but so are some of the
import LED's too . I've seen a couple folks that have gotten? a
single AA? or maybe it was a AAA battery holder & solder the
leads to the battery contacts on the caliper ( digital ) &
then double stick tape or some other method of mounting the
battery holder to the caliper . Makes it real easy to remove the
battery . a lot of the cheapo's don't turn off when the power
switch is used , they just go to sleep . I bought my batteries for
these calipers at the Dollar tree for years & years 4 for a
buck . I think their up to the 5 buck mark? for 4 these days .
animal
On 12/8/24 10:58 AM, Johannes wrote:
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Hi WAM
Maybe !!!!"
I just changed my roof lamp from a low Watt CFL to "150 W" LED.
I will test to morrow.
Maybe I still can get an old Edison lamp? It will also keep my
workshop warm also? ?
/johannes
"Chuck"
Thanks, you are absolutely correct.
I have all 3: vernier, dial, and digital.
Thanks for "pinching" my ear.
/Johannes?
replace
the battery
In a message dated 12/8/2024 10:17:08 AM Pacific Standard
Time, ckinzer@... writes:
?
?
I am more likely to suspect the
calipers than interference.? Especially if they
are the extremely inexpensive ones.
?
But it would be easy enough to
drive the calipers a distance away from any
electrical transmission source and see if they
magically start working.
?
I have some of the low-cost digital
calipers and mine have a tendency to skip
sometimes and suddenly be 0.2 or 0.4 inches off
or something) and also?
?
I finally bought two Mitutoyo
digital calipers, 4 inch and 6 inches.? NO
problems - ever.? Yes, they cost a bit.? In the
long run, I think a better value.? I also have
some dial calipers I sometimes use.
?
And just to be pedantic, if it is a
digital caliper, then it is not a vernier.?
Those are two types of calipers.? One has a
digital scale.? The other a vernier (where you
line up physical marks to read accurately).?
Although many people still include the word
"vernier" even if it doesn't fit - even listings
for sale.? You have vernier, dial, and digital.
?
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
?
On Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 09:57:25 AM
PST, Johannes <johannes@...>
wrote: ?
?
I can not
work without many "Digital Electronic Vernier
Caliper" in my
workshop.
However,
they are always hiding them self when
I am doing my job.
Lately I
have discovered that they are missing
the numbers on the display.
Both old
and new ones.
Suddenly
the numbers are being negative or
shutting down.
I am
blaming a Comunicacion tower not
far?from the building.
?
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
?
Best from
Johannes
?
|
DO ya recall which light put out the most noise ?
thanks
??? animal
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On 12/8/24 10:42 AM, WAM via groups.io wrote: Interesting vid I did years ago showing the effect of a CFL light bulb
(the curly fluorescent ones before LED replacements) and the EMI
interference it causes on a plastic caliper
LED lamps can be just as bad.? The SMPS supplies can put out quite an
amount if EMI:
Again - from years ago:
that's a TEK 1.8GHz analog spectrum analyzer
If you take something like an RF Explorer or one of those cheap
CN-made spectrum analyzers into a place like LOWE's or Home Depot's
out motion activated light aisle, watch the RF jump from about 1- 200
MHz...?? nasty.
On 12/8/2024 1:16 PM, Charles Kinzer via groups.io wrote:
? I am more likely to suspect the calipers than interference.?
Especially if they are the extremely inexpensive ones.
But it would be easy enough to drive the calipers a distance away
from any electrical transmission source and see if they magically
start working.
I have some of the low-cost digital calipers and mine have a tendency
to skip sometimes and suddenly be 0.2 or 0.4 inches off or something)
and also
I finally bought two Mitutoyo digital calipers, 4 inch and 6 inches.?
NO problems - ever.? Yes, they cost a bit.? In the long run, I think
a better value.? I also have some dial calipers I sometimes use.
And just to be pedantic, if it is a digital caliper, then it is not a
vernier.? Those are two types of calipers.? One has a digital scale.?
The other a vernier (where you line up physical marks to read
accurately).? Although many people still include the word "vernier"
even if it doesn't fit - even listings for sale.? You have vernier,
dial, and digital.
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
???? On Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 09:57:25 AM PST, Johannes
<johannes@...> wrote:
? ?? #yiv3669264674 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}I can not work
without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my
workshop.However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my
job.Lately I have discovered that they are missing the numbers on the
display.Both old and new ones.Suddenly the numbers are being negative
or shutting down.I am blaming a Comunicacion tower not far?from the
building.
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
Best fromJohannes
|
It seems that - as you'd expect - the off-brand ones put out the most noise.
I haven't revisited this? in a while.? I'll have to grab some newer LED incandescent? replacements and see if they've gotten better.? I do a lot of High Power LED PCB's for a local client and since they're for mil and marine we test them to various standards - MIL-STD-461, Part 15.109 and some Part 18...
My lab:
I just do pre qual... they have to take the stuff to a real EMI lab or something like PAX ASIL -
Spent lots of time there...
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On 12/8/2024 6:46 PM, mike allen via groups.io wrote: ??? DO ya recall which light put out the most noise ?
thanks
??? animal
On 12/8/24 10:42 AM, WAM via groups.io wrote:
Interesting vid I did years ago showing the effect of a CFL light bulb
(the curly fluorescent ones before LED replacements) and the EMI
interference it causes on a plastic caliper
LED lamps can be just as bad.? The SMPS supplies can put out quite an
amount if EMI:
Again - from years ago:
that's a TEK 1.8GHz analog spectrum analyzer
If you take something like an RF Explorer or one of those cheap
CN-made spectrum analyzers into a place like LOWE's or Home Depot's
out motion activated light aisle, watch the RF jump from about 1- 200
MHz...?? nasty.
On 12/8/2024 1:16 PM, Charles Kinzer via groups.io wrote:
? I am more likely to suspect the calipers than interference.
Especially if they are the extremely inexpensive ones.
But it would be easy enough to drive the calipers a distance away
from any electrical transmission source and see if they magically
start working.
I have some of the low-cost digital calipers and mine have a tendency
to skip sometimes and suddenly be 0.2 or 0.4 inches off or something)
and also
I finally bought two Mitutoyo digital calipers, 4 inch and 6 inches.
NO problems - ever.? Yes, they cost a bit.? In the long run, I think
a better value.? I also have some dial calipers I sometimes use.
And just to be pedantic, if it is a digital caliper, then it is not a
vernier.? Those are two types of calipers.? One has a digital scale.
The other a vernier (where you line up physical marks to read
accurately).? Although many people still include the word "vernier"
even if it doesn't fit - even listings for sale.? You have vernier,
dial, and digital.
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
???? On Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 09:57:25 AM PST, Johannes
<johannes@...> wrote:
? ?? #yiv3669264674 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}I can not work
without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my
workshop.However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my
job.Lately I have discovered that they are missing the numbers on the
display.Both old and new ones.Suddenly the numbers are being negative
or shutting down.I am blaming a Comunicacion tower not far?from the
building.
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
Best fromJohannes
|
thanks . I have maybe 9-10 of those desk/bench lamps that ya can move
just about anywhere . The older ones don't like the A19 Leds cause their
so heavy , they won't stay where I put them. I bought a box oof I think
13/100 watt bulbs . I'm gonna see ifin I can't upgrade teh springs some
to give them better manners .
thanks
animal
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On 12/8/24 4:55 PM, WAM via groups.io wrote: It seems that - as you'd expect - the off-brand ones put out the most
noise.
I haven't revisited this? in a while.? I'll have to grab some newer
LED incandescent? replacements and see if they've gotten better.? I do
a lot of High Power LED PCB's for a local client and since they're for
mil and marine we test them to various standards - MIL-STD-461, Part
15.109 and some Part 18...
My lab:
I just do pre qual... they have to take the stuff to a real EMI lab or
something like PAX ASIL -
Spent lots of time there...
On 12/8/2024 6:46 PM, mike allen via groups.io wrote:
??? DO ya recall which light put out the most noise ?
thanks
??? animal
On 12/8/24 10:42 AM, WAM via groups.io wrote:
Interesting vid I did years ago showing the effect of a CFL light bulb
(the curly fluorescent ones before LED replacements) and the EMI
interference it causes on a plastic caliper
LED lamps can be just as bad.? The SMPS supplies can put out quite an
amount if EMI:
Again - from years ago:
that's a TEK 1.8GHz analog spectrum analyzer
If you take something like an RF Explorer or one of those cheap
CN-made spectrum analyzers into a place like LOWE's or Home Depot's
out motion activated light aisle, watch the RF jump from about 1- 200
MHz...?? nasty.
On 12/8/2024 1:16 PM, Charles Kinzer via groups.io wrote:
? I am more likely to suspect the calipers than interference.
Especially if they are the extremely inexpensive ones.
But it would be easy enough to drive the calipers a distance away
from any electrical transmission source and see if they magically
start working.
I have some of the low-cost digital calipers and mine have a tendency
to skip sometimes and suddenly be 0.2 or 0.4 inches off or something)
and also
I finally bought two Mitutoyo digital calipers, 4 inch and 6 inches.
NO problems - ever.? Yes, they cost a bit.? In the long run, I think
a better value.? I also have some dial calipers I sometimes use.
And just to be pedantic, if it is a digital caliper, then it is not a
vernier.? Those are two types of calipers.? One has a digital scale.
The other a vernier (where you line up physical marks to read
accurately).? Although many people still include the word "vernier"
even if it doesn't fit - even listings for sale.? You have vernier,
dial, and digital.
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
???? On Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 09:57:25 AM PST, Johannes
<johannes@...> wrote:
? ?? #yiv3669264674 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}I can not work
without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my
workshop.However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my
job.Lately I have discovered that they are missing the numbers on the
display.Both old and new ones.Suddenly the numbers are being negative
or shutting down.I am blaming a Comunicacion tower not far?from the
building.
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
Best fromJohannes
|
On 12/8/24 10:42 AM, WAM via groups.io wrote: Interesting vid I did years ago showing the effect of a CFL light bulb
(the curly fluorescent ones before LED replacements) and the EMI
interference it causes on a plastic caliper
LED lamps can be just as bad.? The SMPS supplies can put out quite an
amount if EMI:
Again - from years ago:
that's a TEK 1.8GHz analog spectrum analyzer
If you take something like an RF Explorer or one of those cheap
CN-made spectrum analyzers into a place like LOWE's or Home Depot's
out motion activated light aisle, watch the RF jump from about 1- 200
MHz...?? nasty.
On 12/8/2024 1:16 PM, Charles Kinzer via groups.io wrote:
? I am more likely to suspect the calipers than interference.?
Especially if they are the extremely inexpensive ones.
But it would be easy enough to drive the calipers a distance away
from any electrical transmission source and see if they magically
start working.
I have some of the low-cost digital calipers and mine have a tendency
to skip sometimes and suddenly be 0.2 or 0.4 inches off or something)
and also
I finally bought two Mitutoyo digital calipers, 4 inch and 6 inches.?
NO problems - ever.? Yes, they cost a bit.? In the long run, I think
a better value.? I also have some dial calipers I sometimes use.
And just to be pedantic, if it is a digital caliper, then it is not a
vernier.? Those are two types of calipers.? One has a digital scale.?
The other a vernier (where you line up physical marks to read
accurately).? Although many people still include the word "vernier"
even if it doesn't fit - even listings for sale.? You have vernier,
dial, and digital.
Charles E. "Chuck" Kinzer
???? On Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 09:57:25 AM PST, Johannes
<johannes@...> wrote:
? ?? #yiv3669264674 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}I can not work
without many "Digital Electronic Vernier Caliper" in my
workshop.However, they are always hiding them self when I am doing my
job.Lately I have discovered that they are missing the numbers on the
display.Both old and new ones.Suddenly the numbers are being negative
or shutting down.I am blaming a Comunicacion tower not far?from the
building.
Someone's that has a good advice for me?
Best fromJohannes
|
When I GTAW the HF start really messes with all of my DRO's, and digital calipers/micrometers. ? It turns them on, turns them off, the displays show erroneous readings.? I thought they were possessed until I figured out it was the TIG's HF start that was causing the problem.? ?
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