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Old 13th Nov 2017, 11:10 pm   #12
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Default Re: (Weston) Schlumberger 1240 multimeter

Gents, I FIXED IT!!!!!

It wasn't the PSU. It wasn't a component at all... it was a broken (!!) trace to ground in the network of the dual-slope integrator. Picture attached.

This damage occurred when/after I slid off the circuit from the case. I don't remember hitting anything. No sign of the fallen trace on my desk. Now I hope no more traces will simply fall with gravity! For posterity, I've taken photographs of the board how it looks now

Meanwhile I've even found out that Mouser stocks a neon bulb to replace the broken "1". A modern version of NE-2E.

Now the clock project can begin. Thank you all for your support!

Paolo
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