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Yes. Go for it. They are good. 73, Alek VK6APK.

Fluke 87's and 88's fall in to that class. Kim Herron W8ZV kim.herron@... 1-616-677-3706

I've heard that saying somewhat modified:? "A waist is a terrible thing to mind".? That's for? those of us who've had a couple cold 807's too many.? It's OK.? You're in good company.? Me done

The meter one uses for AC mains or any AC measurements should be a TRUE RMS reading meter to be accurate. Many of the higher quality Fluke meters (read higher priced ones) are True RMS reading AC

When I worked at a office equipment repair department, we used simple green (a common cleaner here in the mid-west), to clean the copiers and fax machines with. sprayed it on and the smoke residue ran

Yeah, Nothing like making a complete fool of yourself! I stand corrected. It was doing a google search and scanned at the specs of the DTR-1200L. A mind is a terrible thing when it is wasted!

According to the manual the DTR-2000L has one 3CX1500A7.? Are you thinking of the DTR-1000L? Kim Herron W8ZV kim.herron@... 1-616-677-3706

Excuse me for asking but I thought the DTR-2000L had 572B’s and not an 8877? Mod-U-Lator, Mike(y)/W3SLK Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2024 12:34 PM To: [email protected] Subject:

I have good johnson sockets for 8877's. Mike

Sorry to be a pest guys!! I've become the proud owner of a Dentron DTR-2000L amp with a broken tube socket and a missing cooling fan. This came from an estate and I'm sure that the SK was not using

Hi, T he measured AC voltage of the 3-500Z tubes in the TL-922A as measured at the tube pins was a bit high in my amplifier, about 5.4 volts. Adding a CL-80 current limiter in series with each of the

That sounds like its a bit high until you figure that lots of our gear was designed around 117 volts nominal +/- 10 percent.? At + 10 percent 129 VAC COULD be considered within spec.? My voltage

Lou, That's pretty lucky. I should check mine. The transformer for my house is on the pole at the street in front of my house ,about 100 feet away from the house. Bob W4JFA [email protected]> wrote:

Right, the guy said he used a Flike. ?With line voltage at 252 I’d be concerned about lots of things in my house. ?I’m lucky, I have a transformer for my house just for me!! Sent from the all

Additional comments and another choice for your TL922 3-500Z filaments. I just downloaded and examined the TL-922 amplifier service manual. I traced the input power circuit and the TL922 doesn’t

At 252 I might be concerned about a bunch of things in your house. Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

Yeah Mikey, I concur.? I used to install copiers (50 years ago) and I had to install buck/boost transformers in certain parts of Grand Rapids MI because the infrastructure was old and the voltages

Not to belabor the point but it is wise to monitor you incoming voltage and note that at times it will change. I have quite a bit of classic equipment that was designed to run at 115~117VAC. I

Thanks for the info Dale. Upgrading the service to the house DID make a difference.? I went from 238 to 252.? It had to do with the replacement transformer and service conductors. BTW, I use a Fluke

Ohmite offers bolt down fractional value resistors in metal casings of 10 and 25 Watt values. For a single 3-500Z dropping 0.5 Volt at 15.5 Amp requires an 0.17 Ohm resistor and will dissipate 7.25