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AC current and voltmeters

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Subject: AC current and voltmeters
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Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 22:19:02 -0600
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Original poster: "D.C. Cox" <resonance@xxxxxxxxxx>

I misprinted the data on the Electronic Industries contact. We useYokogawa meters and not Modutec meters. Better pricing and they workterrific!! The "Industrial Look" model in 3 1/2 inch size is the onewe use. Direct series ammeters up to 50 AC Amps in different ranges,current xmfr meters above that value, 0-300 VAC meters forvoltage. We have these factory "faceplate recalibrated" to readdirect with our 14.4 kV pole xmfrs. Our scale is 0-20 AC kiloVoltswhich gives the correct kV reading of 14.4 kV with a full 220 Voltinput. I use a lot of the 0-15 AC Amps and 50 AC Amps meters. Pricerange around $55-$60 but they look great!!


Dr. Resonance

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