Doing some spring cleaning around the house and I'm not as into the hobby as I used to be so I'm hoping these find good homes!
1. PD 5005R power supply - $50. A little rusty in the rear.
2. HP 3478A multimeter - $100
3. F1 clone CRC board stocked with (8) 15000uF Mundorf M-lytic 40V caps, Mills resistors - $40 (SOLD)
4. (2) Plitron toroids - 2x18VAC, 300VA - $90 each, both for $160 SOLD
5. Trans-Tronic toroid - 2x18VAC, 300VA - $80 SOLD
6. Assorted heat sinks - (4) big ones are about 7" across, 5" tall an 2.5" deep. Small one is about 9" wide, 2" deep, 3" tall. SOLD
Free pickup in San Francisco or you pay shipping.
All prices negotiable. More so if you buy more stuff!
1. PD 5005R power supply - $50. A little rusty in the rear.
2. HP 3478A multimeter - $100
3. F1 clone CRC board stocked with (8) 15000uF Mundorf M-lytic 40V caps, Mills resistors - $40 (SOLD)
4. (2) Plitron toroids - 2x18VAC, 300VA - $90 each, both for $160 SOLD
5. Trans-Tronic toroid - 2x18VAC, 300VA - $80 SOLD
6. Assorted heat sinks - (4) big ones are about 7" across, 5" tall an 2.5" deep. Small one is about 9" wide, 2" deep, 3" tall. SOLD
Free pickup in San Francisco or you pay shipping.
All prices negotiable. More so if you buy more stuff!
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The cal label (left down corner) shows January 2010 as last calibration date. From my experience I'm pretty sure, that the battery is still OK. If you really want to check, you have to open the meter and look for the battery and then check the voltage. The measured voltage should match the voltage that is printed or stamped on the battery. I also think the meter would show up an error message when powered up, that the cal data is corrupt.
The cal label (left down corner) shows January 2010 as last calibration date....
I had noticed the same thing. The photo of the back of the DMM shows a broken seal covering one of the screws in the back panel, so I wasn't sure if someone had done some work inside the unit after the last calibration in '10.
Seems like easiest way is to power up the DMM and check for calibration error on display, as Quantensprung suggested....
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