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I have a win labs strain gauge cartrige from about 1980 or so
and 2 different power supplys. And back then Panisonick also had a cheap (30$ or so) My questions are would the 20 year old cartrige still sound ok! Is the Panasonic strain gauge still available... Regards, Woody Dlaz441@aol.com
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The Panasonic is long gone and much lamented. The older cartridges may be OK, but the suspensions and damping will most likely be shot.
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Location: Chicago area
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The Win Labs were very nice. I had two of them. The trouble I had with them was they were VERY easy to damage. Generally cantilever failure as I remember. As Sy said age will have taken it's toll.
Later BZ
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