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| chickenHeadKnob:
Is it really the same analogue multi-slope AD board (or section) in all of 2001, 2002. 2010 ? This would imply possible home uprating on 2001's hmm.... Noticed in one of TiN's reveals they were using OP177's, not a bad op amp but I thought there might be better now-a-days. Thank you for the pics |
| dr.diesel:
Update, finally back (received March 28th) from Keithley! This is my first cal process outside of the corporate environment. It took two rounds with Keithley to even get a cal quote, first one came back as a quote for a new 2010! Anyhow, here is the breakdown: Calibration std price: $315, Optional Data: $65, $180 for a firmware update and $12.50 return shipping. I had no personal reason for the data, just thought it might be of some interest to others here. From the documentation I knew there was at min 6 newer firmware revisions, so I opted for the latest. Keithley received the meter on March 10th. On March 18th I received an email stating the meter was "noisy" and required repair with a new quote: Repair with Cal: $1120, Optional Data: $65 and $12.50 return shipping. It would have cost me the $180 and $12.50 to have them simply return it without repair. Note this is total, not in addition to the above first cal quote. For those interested in what a "noisy" Keithley 2010 with a 14 year old cal reads: I tested the meter thoroughly before sending in for cal, but I'm not going to call them out, I am for the most part satisfied with how to went. The repair included an entirely new board, rubber keyboard membrane, and I'm pretty sure VFD. A lot of good those new caps did me, ha ha. Summary: Used 2010 for: $1000 New PS Caps: ~$30 Repair/Cal total: $1197.50 In total about 2/3s of a new unit. |
| Vgkid:
Thanks for the update, it is interesting to note the ranges that it failled. |
| TiN:
Thanks for data, interesting to find lots of values in 8.5 digit mode. None of my 2001's data cal have even 7.5 there. 180$ for replacing ROM chip with firmware? Wow :) I had mine 2001 replaced for free, no cost increase. Do you know what was repaired? From cost it would look like they replaced whole board maybe. |
| dr.diesel:
--- Quote from: TiN on March 29, 2014, 04:58:23 pm ---Do you know what was repaired? From cost it would look like they replaced whole board maybe. --- End quote --- Yup, the 2010 is a single board aside from the VFD. The board was for-sure replaced and I think they also swapped the VFD, noticeably brighter and no more soft spots around the edges of some of the characters. |
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