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Julesomega · 16th Nov 2022, 2:49 pm

Now that Stephen Chellingsworth is no longer with us, this forum seems to be the principal, or even the only way to archive AVO multimeters. I added my AVO 8 models to the Google docs form but I didn't find any way to see what's already there:
Serial No's 9840.C.364.D (Mk II) and 85437 968 (Mk III)

While adding to the form I saw there was at least one digital AVO listed, and I added my AVO DMM under 'other'. I want to ask, are digital AVOs welcome in this Vintage Radio thread, or should I discuss them in the testgear forum?

16th Nov 2022, 2:49 pm	#3067
Julesomega Nonode Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Stockport, Greater Manchester, UK. Posts: 2,117	Re: AVO Multimeter survey Now that Stephen Chellingsworth is no longer with us, this forum seems to be the principal, or even the only way to archive AVO multimeters. I added my AVO 8 models to the Google docs form but I didn't find any way to see what's already there: Serial No's 9840.C.364.D (Mk II) and 85437 968 (Mk III) While adding to the form I saw there was at least one digital AVO listed, and I added my AVO DMM under 'other'. I want to ask, are digital AVOs welcome in this Vintage Radio thread, or should I discuss them in the testgear forum? __________________ - Julian It's good here