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Thanks Lars, but that instrument is only specified to
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1% accuracy. I need one that's about 10000 times better. And so do you! Please, send further replies off-list to avoid crossposting. If I hear anything of interest to the lists, I'll forward it. Dave -----Original Message-----
From: Lars Ahlstr?m [mailto:lea56@...] Sent: Friday, January 12, 2007 3:16 PM To: David Wise; hp_agilent_equipment@...; TekScopes@... Subject: SV: [TekScopes] Want to use a high-res voltmeter in the Portland Oregon area Hi Dave, I could recommend this one. Ebay: 140070877954 I think its just a question of square dollars. ;) I have the former model, and this one has even BNC out. Its just great, I checked my 8520's with it... allmost just zeroes after the dot... =) They have a UK website as well: (where you can se their former one) /Lars -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- Fr?n: TekScopes@... [mailto:TekScopes@...] F?r David Wise Skickat: den 12 januari 2007 23:09 Till: hp_agilent_equipment@...; TekScopes@... ?mne: [TekScopes] Want to use a high-res voltmeter in the Portland Oregon area I have a couple of 5-1/2 digit differential voltmeters (Fluke 877A and 895A) in whose calibration I have lost confidence. Since (a) I don't have cubic dollars to spare and (b) it's Just A Hobby, a cal lab is out of the question. Do you know of anyone local to me (Portland Oregon) who has a 6-1/2 digit or better voltmeter that's in good cal? I will also gladly accept suggestions for other places to ask. No profits are riding on this. I'm doing it just for the heck of it, to satisfy myself that they're in spec. Thanks, Dave Wise |
