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NorfolkDaveUK · 16th Nov 2018, 1:42 pm

Thanks station !! I thoght it was more than that , thanks for the equation !

Lawrence ....I will set the zero and start the process again if it needs it . I set it before I started , but I`ll check it and see . The right side is spot on though , so I have to assume its the machine not the meter though right ? I haven`t touched the meter between left and right. ....the bias traps are also much different (although in spec)

16th Nov 2018, 1:42 pm	#28
NorfolkDaveUK Banned Join Date: May 2018 Location: Norwich, Norfolk, UK. Posts: 605	Re: Using a meter for calibration . Thanks station !! I thoght it was more than that , thanks for the equation ! Lawrence ....I will set the zero and start the process again if it needs it . I set it before I started , but I`ll check it and see . The right side is spot on though , so I have to assume its the machine not the meter though right ? I haven`t touched the meter between left and right. ....the bias traps are also much different (although in spec)