I also have a Ballentine 1605A. These are quite accurate, reasonably
fast, wide frequency response instruments. They're microprocessor
controlled and will do automatic measurements so you don't have to do
manual nulling. It can also be calibrated against a DC standard, but
that doesn't correct for frequency non linearity, of course.
The manual is still available from Ballentine (for a silly amount of
money). I don't see many of these on FleaBay, though.
--
Bill Ezell
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The day Microsoft makes something that doesn't suck
will be the day they make vacuum cleaners.
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