Need a manual for Lab-Volt 1222

Oct 10, 2003 4 Replies

Hopefully, someone has a manual for a Lab-Volt 1222 RF Generator. Have contacted Lab-Volt, they say that the manual is no longer available, since the unit has been out of production for some time. Will pay reasonable copying and mailang costs.



Thanks for your help


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Check with any local Vocational school. This stuff was built for schools. The Lake County school board shut their electronics classes down about three years ago and dumped all their equipment and manuals. I'm not sure if Marion county still has any in use. i will see if I can find out, next week.

Michael A. Terrell Central Florida

Thanks, Michael, good suggestion. Several of the co-tech schools in the area have shut down over the past several years, but I'll look into those that are left. I got an email from a fellow in Quebec that said that I should contact Lab-Volt Canada directly, and that they may have photocopies that they can send. Going to give them a call on Monday. BTW, have you had a chance to look for that Fluke panel meter that you thought you might have? The Jacksonville hamfest is coming up next weekend... maybe I can pick up an old Fluke instrument of some kind that has an intact meter movement...

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No, I haven't been able to locate it. I have found about 40 used meters, but not the one I was looking for. I would say to see if you can find one at the hamfest, because mine is probably gone. I lost some stuff that was in storage where a roof leaked, and I didn't try to inventory what I had to ditch. It was a rusty, moldy mess that was too far gone to salvage.

Michael A. Terrell Central Florida

Thanks for looking Michael. I found a NOS 100ua Fluke movement that I had in a box of parts that I collected when I worked at a cal lab in the late

60's . The meter that needs to be replaced is a 1ma movement, but the scale is the same size as the broken meter, and can easily be swapped. I can shunt it to 1ma and it should work in my Fluke 407 HV power supply. Thanks again for remembering,

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