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Looking at high voltages with a scope

Isn't that the one that needed to be refilled with Freon periodically?

John

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John Larkin
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Does this mean that you've got the blown drivers for your TIG inverter replaced, and you're moving ahead again?

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The Phantom

Nah.

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You're thinking of P6015.

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JeffM

My question about looking at high voltages with an oscilloscope has been answered. I found a tektronix P6009 high voltage probe in one of my buckets with stuff.

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Ignoramus27731

I have not received them yet, but the guy will ship them on Monday. Things move kind of slowly. I will prepare everything for the new boards today, hopefully, will go back to what worked.

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Ignoramus27731

Only if it leaked.. Some did, and some did not. I have one that still has visible liquid. But that *does* bring up the question, as what to use as a replacement since the lawmakers, in their frenzy to make it look liks they were doing something, outlawed all decent refrigerants and liquid/gas insulators.

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Robert Baer

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