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06-07-2014, 09:15 PM
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Yes, I have read that the units came out with the 25V being high. I don't have much concern with such low voltage applications, but I will bear that in mind. I am noticing that the more I play with the thing, the closer the values are getting. Probably caps reforming as I use the unit.
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06-07-2014, 11:51 PM
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The link in my original post ( I just fixed it) talks about several issues link like the 25V/45V problem. There aren't really that many caps to replace on one of these units. I did check and for the reference caps connected to the range switch I did use 1 and 2 % units for accuracy. By the way, a leaky cap reads as though it has higher capacitance than it really does. Its the way the bridge circuit works. Then also on large electrolytic s the PF control needs to be adjusted.
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