Wow you guys are getting deep now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glenn
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Gary E. Klim
>Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 1998 8:07 PM
>To: Dakota POST
>Subject: DML: Hi-Tech Temp Data Acquisition
>
>Too bad I'm not geographically closer to those on the list who have been
>trying to get temperature data. I've got a neat toy at work which I use
>for thermal profiling of printed circuit boards before going to wave
>solder. It's a 6 channel thermocouple transmitter which can send
>real-time simultaneous data which can be plotted on a graph,
>numerically, or both. It can also operate independently, by storing
>x-samples over y-time. You can then download the data to your PC to
>graph, print, etc. The transmitter operates on a 9v battery, so it could
>be attached under the hood and have its' 6 thermocouples placed wherever
>necessary.
>
>You don't want to buy one.....it's about $5k (give or take)
>
>gk
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