Title: David Katz
Thanks David, but the1:5 prescaler
is for a different
meter (e-xpert pro) than
the old link-10/e-meter. I am looking for old stock of link-10/e-meter
0-100 volt prescalers.
Todd
David Katz wrote:
Hi Todd,
If you get desperate, you can buy them from the company that
Try Bryan Belk at www.belktronix.com
He's built some prescalers for the electric vehicle crowd and that segment
has been longtime fanboy about the e-meter. I think you may find an
appropriate prescaler on Bryan's site...or write to him.
I have some 48v prescalers which were made by Bryan to work
www.evolveelectrics.com
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Hi Todd,
If you get desperate, you
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Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] E-meter/Link-10 prescaler
Hi Todd,
If you get desperate, you can buy them from the company
Hi Todd,
If you get desperate, you can buy them from the company that
manufactured them for Xantrex. It is the same company that made the
Link meters for them and still sells them in Europe.
It is TBS electronics.
http://www.tbs-electronics.nl/products_expertpro_15voltageprescalerkit.htm
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