07-12-2016, 03:43 PM
Hi.
Yes I am with Mark & Jeffrey. Never skimp on test equipment in a workshop, stabbing in the dark is not the logical way to go around things.
I gave up full time repairs 10 years ago but I still do amps as I enjoy it. I never sold on or threw out any of my hard earned test gear as it's paid for itself many many times.
Repairing DC coupled amps is nigh on impossible without a current limited supply or something improvised.
I just take it for granted these pieces of equipment will be used by any engineer doing repairs.
Yes I am with Mark & Jeffrey. Never skimp on test equipment in a workshop, stabbing in the dark is not the logical way to go around things.
I gave up full time repairs 10 years ago but I still do amps as I enjoy it. I never sold on or threw out any of my hard earned test gear as it's paid for itself many many times.
Repairing DC coupled amps is nigh on impossible without a current limited supply or something improvised.
I just take it for granted these pieces of equipment will be used by any engineer doing repairs.
