Just picked up this meter for $5 - it has been bounced off the floor a few times with a couple of chips in the case back and a small chunk out of the lower rt front - but it works well. I think I can spiff up the damage with bondo or JB Weld. Anyone have info or possibly a manual on this meter that they could share? Thanks

Speaking from the perspective of a person who has 6...or is it 7 now...of the units, I am somewhat enamored with them.

A few of mine also had those typical case dingies and chips also. In which situation I initially dry fitted the pieces together to see if there were any pieces missing and then used automotive Bondo for the
initial repair and then a thin wet coat of epoxy for filling any final micro voids or pinholes and then a #600 wet and dry sanding to accept a primer and then using final black Acrylic lacquer coats.

With a final fine compounding....it / they looked much better than even when new.

As for the schematic and op manual, this referencing to the readily available A version should fill the bill
with the NA version additionally having the swish-across-switch at the bottom for range doubling.

Tech Referencing................ COLOR=FF0000>[ Triplett 630A ]

73's de Edd

:Just picked up this meter for $5 - it has been bounced off the floor a few times with a couple of chips in the case back and a small chunk out of the lower rt front - but it works well. I think I can spiff up the damage with bondo or JB Weld. Anyone have info or possibly a manual on this meter that they could share? Thanks

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:Speaking from the perspective of a person who has 6...or is it 7 now...of the units, I am somewhat enamored with them.
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:A few of mine also had those typical case dingies and chips also. In which situation I initially dry fitted the pieces together to see if there were any pieces missing and then used automotive Bondo for the
:initial repair and then a thin wet coat of epoxy for filling any final micro voids or pinholes and then a #600 wet and dry sanding to accept a primer and then using final black Acrylic lacquer coats.
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:With a final fine compounding....it / they looked much better than even when new.
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:As for the schematic and op manual, this referencing to the readily available A version should fill the bill
:with the NA version additionally having the swish-across-switch at the bottom for range doubling.
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::Just picked up this meter for $5 - it has been bounced off the floor a few times with a couple of chips in the case back and a small chunk out of the lower rt front - but it works well. I think I can spiff up the damage with bondo or JB Weld. Anyone have info or possibly a manual on this meter that they could share? Thanks

Thanks Edd... That'll be a help.

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::Speaking from the perspective of a person who has 6...or is it 7 now...of the units, I am somewhat enamored with them.
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::A few of mine also had those typical case dingies and chips also. In which situation I initially dry fitted the pieces together to see if there were any pieces missing and then used automotive Bondo for the
::initial repair and then a thin wet coat of epoxy for filling any final micro voids or pinholes and then a #600 wet and dry sanding to accept a primer and then using final black Acrylic lacquer coats.
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::With a final fine compounding....it / they looked much better than even when new.
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::As for the schematic and op manual, this referencing to the readily available A version should fill the bill
::with the NA version additionally having the swish-across-switch at the bottom for range doubling.
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:::Just picked up this meter for $5 - it has been bounced off the floor a few times with a couple of chips in the case back and a small chunk out of the lower rt front - but it works well. I think I can spiff up the damage with bondo or JB Weld. Anyone have info or possibly a manual on this meter that they could share? Thanks