An interesting ad. http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/ele/2321162995.html
Just when I thought I'd seen it all, something new comes along.
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Re: Micrometer??
Oh, you mean a micrometer! Why soitenly...
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Re: Micrometer??
I don't think that measures down to 'micros', just 'millis'.
They should call it a millimeter.
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Re: Micrometer??
Which I suppose would make it metric? ???Mann-Made Global Warming.
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Re: Micrometer??
Hmm, Micro (µM) is 0.001 millimeter (mm)
In everyday talk a thousandth of a millimeter, well, everyday talk outside of the US that is
But maybe you are right, it might just have two decimals...
I don't know whats more sad, this incorrect ad for a multimeter or the fact that I almost got annoyed with kaboom posting a picture of a Micrometer since it just takes the all too obvious (in my world) and over does it
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I replaced the STK 412-150 chip. I have no voltage on ic pin 16 (bias) & no negative voltage on pin 12 which is probably why the bias is 0. I checked the voltages on Q610 and have 71v on both base & emitter but 0v on the collector.
I'm not sure where the missing negative voltage on the collector should come from.
Does it mean that the transistor Q610 is bad?
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