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Thanks... That must be a new rule sinceHi Jerry, i believe that's because you went missing for years!
the time I left for a while... how convenient :wtf:
Jerry
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Thanks... That must be a new rule sinceHi Jerry, i believe that's because you went missing for years!
Looks like someone went wild with the
Delete Button...
Sounds like meI can see perfectly valid reasons for people not be active for a month and then come back, still owning the power measuring equipment and everything, probably having no clue they have been removed from the list.
Sounds like meIf i look at the map for europe i see only very few, and i think there would be many more lpf members with measuring equipment in the continent that are willing to lend a hand.
Hey d0000d (851981)...Given that meters are pretty cheap these days, and it seems exceptionally rare that people use the map in the first place, this thread is almost useless at this point.
I think this has largely been solved by the availability of these nice, cheap thermal meters that have become so common.
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Although I will add, I've learned in the past year+ that meter calibration is a big problem no matter where you go or what you do. Even in a well-funded university lab, we struggle with measurements continuously. Of course we're looking at measurements a bit more complicated with equipment that's a bit more complicated, but the point remains: even in high-end labs, the fundamentals are still fundamental.
Let me quote something from the Power Meter Calibration and Comparison thread:
Originally Posted by pullbangdead
I think this has largely been solved by the availability of these nice, cheap thermal meters that have become so common.
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Although I will add, I've learned in the past year+ that meter calibration is a big problem no matter where you go or what you do. Even in a well-funded university lab, we struggle with measurements continuously. Of course we're looking at measurements a bit more complicated with equipment that's a bit more complicated, but the point remains: even in high-end labs, the fundamentals are still fundamental.
Assuming I don't fall off the face of the planet again, you can add me back in Boulder.
Trevor
I'm in North Carolina, I can test it for you if you pay shipping. Depending on the size it would be about $3-$5 each way.hello, I'm a newbie with a suspect hand held pointer. Anyone around houston that could test the power or would anyone allow me to send it to them in the mail to test and return? thanks