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OOPS! Fluke changed the model number after I left. They also expanded the
line.
The "Hydra" series, models 2620A, 2625A, 2635A, are the products I was
referring to. They operate as either stand-alone or over a network. Fluke
also has a "NetDAQ" series, 2640 & 2645 (may have an "A" suffex) which is
designed for remote operation only, and a 2285 series of larger, faster, more
expensive scanners. All are in the Fluke Instrumentation Catalogue.
Disclaimer:"The secretary will disavow any knowledge of my existence..."
I claim all errors.
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Date: 6/4/96 1:27 PM
From: Regan Arndt
RE>FWD>Temperature Test Equipm 6/4/96
I had a distributor contact Fluke. Fluke replied that they have no record
past or present of a model 65. Please respond if you know something more
than our distributor as we are interested in one.
Thanks
Regan Arndt
Safety Technologist
Nortel
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Date: 6/3/96 8:20 PM
To: Regan Arndt
From: Heber Farnsworth
Mail*Link(r) SMTP FWD>Temperature Test Equipment
One possibility is an easy-to-use scanner, such as the Fluke 65. It will do
stand-alone scans including limit alarms, or is easily interfaced by RS 232
to your computer. It also easily handles mixed scans of temperature, voltage,
frequency, etc. without hardware changes.
Usual disclaimers-I don't work for Fluke (but once did.)
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Date: 5/31/96 5:31 PM
From: Ron K
Hello All,
I'm looking for any recommendations or advice about temperature test
equipment...
Ron K.
