- Fluke 177 case cracking - 1 Update
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"ohg...@gmail.com" <ohger1s@gmail.com>: Jan 25 08:29AM -0800 Anyone having an issue with Fluke cases getting brittle? I have a 177 that had the battery cover crack in the screw boss area, and the other side won't hold a screw as the inside post is cracked. The plastic is brittle and reminds me of the aging of plastic in 1990s plastic television cabinets. My 85s never did this and I have a very old 77 that is still in perfect shape although it doesn't get a of use. The 177 is my daily meter and yes, it's fallen a few times. |
Tim Schwartz <tim@bristolnj.com>: Jan 24 12:36PM -0500 Hi there, It's your lucky day. I just looked through my vast and powerful junk collection and I have a crystal marked 39.160MHz. If you think it is close enough, send me an e-mail with a US mailing address and I'll send it to you for free. It is a pull from who-knows-what, and I do not assure you that it is good. 5/32 thick, 13/32 wide, 17/23 tall. Leads long enough to make it through a PC board. Regards, Tim On 1/23/2022 12:01 PM, -faver- wrote: |
-faver- <faver10@nospam.net>: Jan 25 07:01AM -0500 On 1/24/22 12:36, Tim Schwartz wrote: > long enough to make it through a PC board. > Regards, > Tim Thanks, but I don't think this will work. The native crystal was a 39.190 Mhz, so even with varactors or trimmer caps, I'd never be able to get it to the frequency needed. So, unless you had a 39.190..... Appreciate this, however! |
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