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Old 19th Dec 2013, 10:09 pm   #1
trsomian
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Default Wavetek 2015

I have a Wavetek 2015 which is apparently OK, except that if one monitors a 240V AC supply for a few minutes the indicated voltage starts to drift down. I suspect a thermal problem with the input voltage divider, but does anyone have a better idea? Having had it apart, I could not easily see a resistor that looked like it would take hundreds of volts across it, but surely there must be one there somewhere. Does any body have a circuit diagram for it?
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