6/26/2013 11:19:52 AMsmith(107245:0)
where could i find a free user manual for this tester
6/26/2013 11:29:16 AMsmith(107246:107245)
:where could i find a free user manual for this tester
:or maybe how to operate,have recapped and replaced out of tol. res.the 25 tube checks okay.
7/1/2013 6:37:26 PMRAYMOND(107326:107245)
:where could i find a free user manual for this tester
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:: I looked, looked, looked, looked for you on the triplett web site. The only ones I did see are the 3444 or a 12xx something. Check the model & style for better accurcy. Some tripletts were made by supreme, some were made by the signal core. (army).If it was manufactured in the US there HAS to be some record of it! I know that someone didn't put it together in their back yard. Probably will have to dig a little more. Try finding some old TRIPLETT catalogues someplace.
7/1/2013 6:37:30 PMRAYMOND(107327:107245)
:where could i find a free user manual for this tester
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:: I looked, looked, looked, looked for you on the triplett web site. The only ones I did see are the 3444 or a 12xx something. Check the model & style for better accurcy. Some tripletts were made by supreme, some were made by the signal core. (army).If it was manufactured in the US there HAS to be some record of it! I know that someone didn't put it together in their back yard. Probably will have to dig a little more. Try finding some old TRIPLETT catalogues someplace.
7/1/2013 7:22:22 PMsmith (107328:107327)
::where could i find a free user manual for this tester
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::: I looked, looked, looked, looked for you on the triplett web site. The only ones I did see are the 3444 or a 12xx something. Check the model & style for better accurcy. Some tripletts were made by supreme, some were made by the signal core. (army).If it was manufactured in the US there HAS to be some record of it! I know that someone didn't put it together in their back yard. Probably will have to dig a little more. Try finding some old TRIPLETT catalogues someplace.
:thank,s for helping. this is a nice triplet,would like to use.
7/4/2013 2:01:20 PMRAYMOND(107356:107328)
:::where could i find a free user manual for this tester
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:::: I looked, looked, looked, looked for you on the triplett web site. The only ones I did see are the 3444 or a 12xx something. Check the model & style for better accurcy. Some tripletts were made by supreme, some were made by the signal core. (army).If it was manufactured in the US there HAS to be some record of it! I know that someone didn't put it together in their back yard. Probably will have to dig a little more. Try finding some old TRIPLETT catalogues someplace.
::thank,s for helping. this is a nice triplet,would like to use.
: Something you could do is to look under EICO BAMA BOATANCHORS MANUALS ARCHIVES, then look under 667. There is a lot of information in that section on how to set the levers with tube curves (not female curves). I am guessing that all the mutual conductance tube testers have pretty much the same general set-ups. I lost mine when I was moving in 1995. When I got my stolen car back, I was lucky to have a car left. I would take the 667 manual & supplement to the restaurant & read & try to understand the curves a little bit. There were some tubes that were not listed. Anyway the owners manual is a good start. There are about 25 to 29 pages with a lot of information that is good even to an owner of a different make/ model. Right now I am in the process of copying all this down so I can make a decent manual for myself. I'm using tracing paper on the cover of the construction manual to make it "look professional".
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7/4/2013 2:01:21 PMRAYMOND(107357:107328)
:::where could i find a free user manual for this tester
:::
:::: I looked, looked, looked, looked for you on the triplett web site. The only ones I did see are the 3444 or a 12xx something. Check the model & style for better accurcy. Some tripletts were made by supreme, some were made by the signal core. (army).If it was manufactured in the US there HAS to be some record of it! I know that someone didn't put it together in their back yard. Probably will have to dig a little more. Try finding some old TRIPLETT catalogues someplace.
::thank,s for helping. this is a nice triplet,would like to use.
: Something you could do is to look under EICO BAMA BOATANCHORS MANUALS ARCHIVES, then look under 667. There is a lot of information in that section on how to set the levers with tube curves (not female curves). I am guessing that all the mutual conductance tube testers have pretty much the same general set-ups. I lost mine when I was moving in 1995. When I got my stolen car back, I was lucky to have a car left. I would take the 667 manual & supplement to the restaurant & read & try to understand the curves a little bit. There were some tubes that were not listed. Anyway the owners manual is a good start. There are about 25 to 29 pages with a lot of information that is good even to an owner of a different make/ model. Right now I am in the process of copying all this down so I can make a decent manual for myself. I'm using tracing paper on the cover of the construction manual to make it "look professional".
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