Thanks, Dennis. Heh, it does seem like something that would encourage
strong opinions :)
(Bluntness is appreciated.)
What you say figures, given how glad folks are to get rid of them!
Interesting toy for a noob like me, though.
Jerry, I guess I'm going to need some resistors over a 1/2w ;)
I found the famous message# 84399 and need some time to digest the whole
conversation that went with it. I can see a shopping list coming out of it
if this goes the way I fear it will..
Very nice looking dummy load, Jerry!
BTW, I lifted 1 leg of C81 to 89 caps.
ESR by scope & FG at 200kHz and ?F by Fluke
C2081 0.8¦¸ 109?F
C2083 1.2 ¦¸ 97.7?F
C2085 0.8 ¦¸ 111?F
C2087 2.08 ¦¸ 8.7?F
C2089 0.8¦¸ 9.23?F
Thanks all!
Keith
On Mon, Dec 15, 2014 at 1:06 PM, 'Dennis Tillman' dennis@...
[TekScopes] <TekScopes@...> wrote:
Huntron Trackers are a joke (pardon my bluntness).
I am astounded that they can charge so much for something that does so
little.
Dennis Tillman W7PF
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From: TekScopes@... [mailto:TekScopes@...]
Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2014 5:35 PM
To: TekScopes@...
Subject: Re: [TekScopes] 7704A -just a quickie
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This may be contentious: I've acquired a couple of Huntron Trackers (1000 &
2000) that were thrown in with a couple of scopes some time ago. I've never
seen them mentioned here and would be interested to read any opinions on
their efficacy.
I used the Huntron 2000 for the continuity tests. I liked the indication of
whether the circuit being tested appears to be totally resistive or if some
other function is going on. I'm certainly not suggesting I possess any
expertise in its use.
All supply paths tested looked purely resistive, as expected.
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