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MotorBikeLes · 27th Oct 2021, 7:22 pm

Martin, Yes, I was aware of the use of neodymium magnets on moving coil meters. What I was putting forward was the idea of getting it right first time. IF the method works. i.e., in my example, one magnet halves the error (60% to 80%, with second magnet getting it "spot on", rather than just try it, move it, try it move it ad infinitum.
Les.

27th Oct 2021, 7:22 pm	#14
MotorBikeLes Nonode Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Kirk Michael, Isle of Man Posts: 2,350	Re: Avo Mk2 VCM Meter Balancing Martin, Yes, I was aware of the use of neodymium magnets on moving coil meters. What I was putting forward was the idea of getting it right first time. IF the method works. i.e., in my example, one magnet halves the error (60% to 80%, with second magnet getting it "spot on", rather than just try it, move it, try it move it ad infinitum. Les.