Do you have one? Vat 40 is much better. It has a inductive amp pick up.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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If it is was at a coffee shop with a pretty waitress I'd understand. LOL
I do. Got it last summer.
trying to find a pic, hang on
I think I found instructions for a VAT 28 on the net. Or maybe Ray did. But eitehr way its out there. Try internet archive.
I think colors were hammered turquuoise
A few of these also.
I have a older model I got by Mitches needs a panel meter I cannot find! Huge and heavy has to be 400 lbs.
yeah, I printed them off and put them in my binder. Haven't played much with it, tried it a couple times. I need to bring it out and mess with it this weekend.
Hell of a deal, kind of wish I did not sell the one I had at Carlisle last year.
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It's Windsor Wednesday!
Good morning.
Good morning.
I was up late couldn't sleep. Woke up just in time to go to coffee. From there stopped by the store when it opened and picked up some chicken, TP, and sugar. The stuff we couldn't get last weekend.
My neighbor was telling me he had like 80 rolls of TP. He asked me to drive him over to the next town in the next few days. His son lives there and he's buying his riding lawn mower. He said he'd pay for gas. I smiled and told him round trip will cost 12 rolls...
My neighbor was telling me he had like 80 rolls of TP. He asked me to drive him over to the next town in the next few days. His son lives there and he's buying his riding lawn mower. He said he'd pay for gas. I smiled and told him round trip will cost 12 rolls...
Sugar, Thanks for the suggestion. I need more. You can always turn it into vodka if need be. LOLI was up late couldn't sleep. Woke up just in time to go to coffee. From there stopped by the store when it opened and picked up some chicken, TP, and sugar. The stuff we couldn't get last weekend.
My neighbor was telling me he had like 80 rolls of TP. He asked me to drive him over to the next town in the next few days. His son lives there and he's buying his riding lawn mower. He said he'd pay for gas. I smiled and told him round trip will cost 12 rolls...
Unconventional
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Not much traffic noise out there this morning. I m thinkin' VAFB must have scaled their civilian work force back some. Last time I looked there weren't a lot of launches scheduled this year. There is or was a Delta IV from my old launch complex scheduled this year.
zkx14
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We hav ne at work. Thats what we had in high school electronics shop.
Good Morning
zkx14
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Dad tested precision meters for Emico. Not sure what meters he used at work, had a variety of stuff at the house. Found this barely used Lafayette in his stuff. Apparently it was not good enough...
Unconventional
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Mucho frost out there
zkx14
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I need to get a battery in this and check it out... My brother in law got it in an auction lot a few years ago and gave it to me.
I have a Simpson analog meter just sitting around still in the leather case. Something like 8"x5"x3". Was used at the Telephone company. I will have to find it and see what model it is. I would let it go.
Do you know what's involved in testing them?
That would be pretty cool
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Dads main job for years was testing precision explosion proof panel meters used in the nuclear facilities at that time. I think he just did the electrical though. Lol. Mainly using the meters to check themselves. As in the paper he had written up with that Lafayette. Verified ohms against 1% resistors. I'm sure he had a varietyof precise known outputs to check voltages, etc.
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