RE: Pearson model 5464 current monitor

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Original poster: "Wall Richard Wayne by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <rwall-at-ix-dot-netcom-dot-com>

Matt,
 
A few years ago I bought a Pearson CT with no technical information available. 
I contacted the engineering dept at Pearson and they were most helpful.  They
looked up the model and faxed me all the information on it.  Took about a day
as I remember it.  If these monitors are "unused" they have a good chance of
being ok.  These monitors are pretty sturdy.  Good luck.
 
RWW
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> Subject: Pearson model 5464 current monitor
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> Original poster: "by way of Terry Fritz
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> Hi All,
>          I have the opportunity to acquire a couple of unused Pearson model
> 5464 wide-band current monitors, but there are problems: 
> 1) The seller claims no technical knowledge beyond what's on the label:
> Pulse current transformer. Pearson Electronics, Inc. Palo Alto, CA. Model
> 5464
> 0.1 output  Part # 18876-114725541-1 Rev B  
> 2) I was unable to find specs on the Pearson web site regarding this model.
> 3) I a mjust getting into the serious measurement side of TCs and don't have
> a
> good feel for reasonable costs yet. Any pointers? 
> 4) I have less than 2 days to let him know.
> Does anyone know if these would be suitable for TC circuit
> measurement/waveforms, etc.?
> If I get them and they are useful, I would be willing to pass one along at
> cost
> + postage. 
> Thanks,
> Matt D.
> G5-12
>  
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