[R-390] TS-505 and TS-352?

[rbethman@comcast.net]

The biggest point is that the TS-352 IS NOT a VTVM, and does NOT have the
same high input impedance.  Therefore, it WILL NOT do the same job as a VTVM

I can't find the PDF, but someone posted a link to manuals awhile back.
There was one there.

Bob - N0DGN

----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 11:13 AM
Subject: Re: [R-390] TS-505 and TS-352?


| Bob - N0DGN said:
| The TS-352 is NOT a VTVM.  It is all solid state.
| --------------------------------------------------
| That is partly true.
|
| Yes, It is in a solid state. So solid, in fact, you
| could drive over it with a duce and a half and it
| will still be usable
|
| But, is it solid state? No, I don't think so. The
| components in the ME-9/U, which makes up the
| instrument part of the TS-352, has no solid or
| hollow state devices.  Except for the possibility
| of a pair of diodes back to back across the meter.
|
| RICH  @B> }
|
|
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