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Dekatron · 28th Apr 2021, 9:18 am

Do you have another CV5112 to compare measurements in the AVO against, to see if it behaves similarly?

Could the CV5112 be gassy or could it be due to flash overs?

Maybe bad contact in the socket or in the roller selectors/switches? Try to turn all of them back and forth and see if the problem disappears or not (only turn them when the tester is powered down!).

28th Apr 2021, 9:18 am	#2
Dekatron Octode Join Date: May 2009 Location: Linkoping, Sweden Posts: 1,465	Re: Testing CV5112 on AVO Mk3 Do you have another CV5112 to compare measurements in the AVO against, to see if it behaves similarly? Could the CV5112 be gassy or could it be due to flash overs? Maybe bad contact in the socket or in the roller selectors/switches? Try to turn all of them back and forth and see if the problem disappears or not (only turn them when the tester is powered down!). __________________ Martin, Sweden