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Re: [time-nuts] 5071A electron multiplier problem

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Corby Dawson
Sun, Sep 6, 2009 8:06 PM

Hi,

Measure the EM voltage while it is connected to the tube with a high
voltage probe.

If your measurement agrees with the EM voltage on the status display, and
it's between 1500 to 2400VDC then the EM supply is OK.

Corby Dawson


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Hi, Measure the EM voltage while it is connected to the tube with a high voltage probe. If your measurement agrees with the EM voltage on the status display, and it's between 1500 to 2400VDC then the EM supply is OK. Corby Dawson ____________________________________________________________ Best Weight Loss Program - Click Here! http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/BLSrjpTFoYfEiFjPy3fhhQrgb3wPkxTiDbx6UtGnYPn0IwIzlJit219MWYI/
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J. Forster
Sun, Sep 6, 2009 8:20 PM

Corby, out of curiosity, how many stages is the EM or is it like a
Chaneltron and a distributed EM? Is there a chain of Dynode resistors? I
don't have a Cs and am just curious.

Thanks,
-John

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Hi,

Measure the EM voltage while it is connected to the tube with a high
voltage probe.

If your measurement agrees with the EM voltage on the status display, and
it's between 1500 to 2400VDC then the EM supply is OK.

Corby Dawson

Corby, out of curiosity, how many stages is the EM or is it like a Chaneltron and a distributed EM? Is there a chain of Dynode resistors? I don't have a Cs and am just curious. Thanks, -John ========== > Hi, > > Measure the EM voltage while it is connected to the tube with a high > voltage probe. > > If your measurement agrees with the EM voltage on the status display, and > it's between 1500 to 2400VDC then the EM supply is OK. > > Corby Dawson