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| tggzzz:
--- Quote from: Tepe on August 01, 2017, 01:43:33 pm ---Mine was this TMK 200 bought in November '79: --- End quote --- Still got mine, but it has been dropped so that the movement has more than a little hysteresis. |
| Tepe:
--- Quote from: tggzzz on August 01, 2017, 01:58:23 pm --- --- Quote from: Tepe on August 01, 2017, 01:43:33 pm ---Mine was this TMK 200 bought in November '79: --- End quote --- Still got mine, but it has been dropped so that the movement has more than a little hysteresis. --- End quote --- I also have mine. The photo was taken today :) The box still contains the instructions, the spare fuse, and the not so wonderful probes. |
| johnjanovyak:
Yep, I bought the same model Lafayette 99-5004 meter when I was 15 I think. (I'm 65 now) I still use it occasionally- sometimes an analog needle is better than digital numbers. I guess I got my use out of it- paid $16.88 for it, 'tho it's had an easy life since I used it only at home for projects and such. I really like it when things last a LONG time. I'm such a Slovak, I guess. |
| Red Squirrel:
I don't recall exactly because I accidentally blew it up, but it was one I got at Radio Shack. It was a decent one, like I probably paid close to $100 for it at the time, so not super high end but not super cheap either. Basically I used solder to replace a fuse because this is before I knew about sites like Digikey so had no idea where to get a proper replacement. Then I accidentally used it in current mode to see if an outlet worked. It worked. |
| ferdieCX:
I got this Sanwa U-50D in 1971 at age 13, after 3 years of yearn for a meter. It was a present from my aunt Lucia. It still have both of them. The meter still works, and aunt Lucia celebrated her 102 birthday some days ago |
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