anyone with an 8012a with the battery option?

i have one of these and have the service manual along with eco's that involve component changes in '94.

now the dmm does not have the implemented changes, which i suspect explains why power supply voltages do not match the cal table and why the diode drop values are about .4 too high.

if anyone has one of these and can check the voltages on t.p.'s 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 with reference to the common input, i'd greatly appreciate it.

bill

 

no one here has a fluke 8012a with the battery option?

the 8010a with battery option will be fine too.

 

one last try......

no one?

not one member of this board has a fluke 8010a or 8012a with the battery option?

 

Bill just so you don't feel left out. I have a fluke 8012A that I have had for well over 10 years, but I don't have the battery option. It is my primary DVM on my bench.

 

Fluke 77 & Fluke 117 here. Sorry.