Andrew Gardner on wed 2 apr 03
Wood fire friends...
Suddenly around cone 8 my digital readout for the pyrometer went haywire.
Changed battery, changed probe to no avail. Switched to my old analog
readout, it worked okay, tho' always inaccurate at high end. I got the
digital readout from Bailey. Anyone else had this experience. I will
check with them on warranty...its not that old...
Andy
Kathi LeSueur on thu 3 apr 03
abg@POP-SLB.EPIX.NET wrote:
>Wood fire friends...
>Suddenly around cone 8 my digital readout for the pyrometer went haywire.
>Changed battery, changed probe to no avail. Switched to my old analog
>readout, it worked okay, tho' always inaccurate at high end. I got the
>digital readout from Bailey. Anyone else had this experience. I will
>check with them on warranty...its not that old...
>Andy>>>
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Not firing with wood, but I purchased a Fluke 50s from Bailey last fall.
It's never been right. Sent it back to Fluke for recalibration. Still
won't read over 2200 and I fire to hot cone 10. Bailey had no answers.
Kathi
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Steve Mills on fri 4 apr 03
That sort of behaviour is usually associated with a disconnected wire
somewhere in the thermocouple. Nothing to do with the battery.
Steve
Bath
UK
>abg@POP-SLB.EPIX.NET wrote:
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>>Wood fire friends...
>>Suddenly around cone 8 my digital readout for the pyrometer went haywire=
>=2E
>>Changed battery, changed probe to no avail. Switched to my old analog
>>readout, it worked okay, tho' always inaccurate at high end. I got the
>>digital readout from Bailey. Anyone else had this experience. I will
>>check with them on warranty...its not that old...
>>Andy>>>
>>
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Steve Mills
Bath
UK
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