helmke@galaxy.cps.msu.edu (Scott A Helmke) (02/18/91)
Simpson 260(series 6) VOM Schematics needed!!!!
Years ago, my meter was a Simpson 260.6, which I fried
one day. I have recently resurrected it, but need schematics
so I can replace *exactly* some of the completely blackened
resistors, instead of guessing the values. Anybody got a line
on the stuff? This meter still has plenty of work, since my
DDM can be fooled by a complex signal at times, and a second meter
is a truly handy thing to have for some tests...
Scott
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Scott Helmke helmke@cps.msu.edudanr@ais.org (Daniel Romanchik) (02/22/91)
In article <1991Feb17.173113.24796@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu> helmke@galaxy.cps.msu.edu (Scott A Helmke) writes: > > > Simpson 260(series 6) VOM Schematics needed!!!! > > > Years ago, my meter was a Simpson 260.6, which I fried >one day. I have recently resurrected it, but need schematics >so I can replace *exactly* some of the completely blackened >resistors, instead of guessing the values. Anybody got a line >on the stuff? This meter still has plenty of work, since my >DDM can be fooled by a complex signal at times, and a second meter >is a truly handy thing to have for some tests... Simpson is still in business. As a matter of fact, they just came out with a new version of the analog 260. Why don't you contact them for a manual? The address is: Simpson Electric Co. 853 Dundee Ave. Elgin, IL 60120 tel. 708-697-2260 Good luck, Dan (danr@irie.ais.org)