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K100RSBrick · 24th Jan 2019, 6:17 pm

Thanks Bazz4CQJ and Jimmc101

Have really learnt something about the Comark 1905 from you and the Vintage Gear Forum. My dad could not locate any of the paperwork after so many years so you were my last hope having trawled the internet for information on the unit.
Will check out the condition inside of the components and will now go very carefully if I check out HT capacitors with this meter. Perhaps I should use my old Peak Atlas ESR60 for them?

Have also a Comark electronic thermometer type 1602 Cr/Al with a range from 0* C to 1000 *C which seems to work ok and very accurate against my Fluke 179 and its Fluke Type K thermocouple. But again he has no paperwork for the unit to read or check calibration.

K100RSBrick

24th Jan 2019, 6:17 pm	#15
K100RSBrick Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Norwich, Norfolk, UK. Posts: 4	Re: Comark Early 1905 Insulation Meter Checks Thanks Bazz4CQJ and Jimmc101 Have really learnt something about the Comark 1905 from you and the Vintage Gear Forum. My dad could not locate any of the paperwork after so many years so you were my last hope having trawled the internet for information on the unit. Will check out the condition inside of the components and will now go very carefully if I check out HT capacitors with this meter. Perhaps I should use my old Peak Atlas ESR60 for them? Have also a Comark electronic thermometer type 1602 Cr/Al with a range from 0* C to 1000 *C which seems to work ok and very accurate against my Fluke 179 and its Fluke Type K thermocouple. But again he has no paperwork for the unit to read or check calibration. K100RSBrick