pedrodagr8
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- Aug 25, 2013
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- Location
- SAn Diego, CA
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I have a couple of multimeters for sale. I need to get a gift for someone and am very low on funds. These have been sitting around so they need to go.
First up are the two Keithley 199. They are 5.5 digit meters. Both have the optional 8 channel scanner cards included (huge plus). So you rapidly measure 8 different DUT (or 4 devices using 4 wire connections). AC, dB and GPIB are standard on these meters, unlike others from the time period. Both have had the commonly failing hex inverter replaced. The top one is in good shape, other than the plastic power button is missing. You can still turn it on and off, it's just recessed. It reads pretty close to the 10V tight on the 10V I set on the PS, but that's no guarantee of calibration on any other ranges. I'm looking to get $90+shipping on this one. Much less than they go for on ebay.
The bottom one needs some work. It's very clearly out of cal and a few ranges on ohms list OL no matter what. It's also a bit scuffed up and what not. Very clearly used. The schematics and service manual for these supplies is easily available. I had planned on fully repairing this and selling it but just don't have the time right now. I'm asking $50+shipping for this one.
Sorry for the kinda dim images. They are in my stack of equipment which was a bit shadowed.
The last meter is this Fluke 111. It is fully working but missing the battery door. I have just used the tilt bail to hold the battery in. I tested the calibration on this one a few months ago and it read well within spec on all functions. It is made in the USA unlike the modern Fluke 11x. Asking $40+shipping for this one.
First up are the two Keithley 199. They are 5.5 digit meters. Both have the optional 8 channel scanner cards included (huge plus). So you rapidly measure 8 different DUT (or 4 devices using 4 wire connections). AC, dB and GPIB are standard on these meters, unlike others from the time period. Both have had the commonly failing hex inverter replaced. The top one is in good shape, other than the plastic power button is missing. You can still turn it on and off, it's just recessed. It reads pretty close to the 10V tight on the 10V I set on the PS, but that's no guarantee of calibration on any other ranges. I'm looking to get $90+shipping on this one. Much less than they go for on ebay.
The bottom one needs some work. It's very clearly out of cal and a few ranges on ohms list OL no matter what. It's also a bit scuffed up and what not. Very clearly used. The schematics and service manual for these supplies is easily available. I had planned on fully repairing this and selling it but just don't have the time right now. I'm asking $50+shipping for this one.
Sorry for the kinda dim images. They are in my stack of equipment which was a bit shadowed.
The last meter is this Fluke 111. It is fully working but missing the battery door. I have just used the tilt bail to hold the battery in. I tested the calibration on this one a few months ago and it read well within spec on all functions. It is made in the USA unlike the modern Fluke 11x. Asking $40+shipping for this one.