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Hi, Is there a standard expiry date for a ROSE Test Ins... - Dec 07, 2004 by

Contact ... - Dec 10, 2004 by PeteC

The reliability of the measurements provided by your instrum... - Dec 12, 2004 by davef

I don't know exactly what you are hoping to learn from the R... - Dec 13, 2004 by sarag

Dreamsniper

#31591

ROSE Test Instruments | 7 December, 2004

Hi,

Is there a standard expiry date for a ROSE Test Instrument Like Ionographs, Omega Meters, Zero-Ion etc.? How can I verify if my OmegaMeter 500 which is almost 20 years old is providing me reliable data during testing? Note that the equipment is calibrated yearly and was just calibrated 2 months ago.

thanks and regards,

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PeteC

#31658

ROSE Test Instruments | 10 December, 2004

Contact http://www.scscookson.com they have your answer.

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davef

#31673

ROSE Test Instruments | 12 December, 2004

The reliability of the measurements provided by your instrument is indicated by consistency. This is a process control tool. it does not provide absolute measurements. It does is not tie to the NBS, er whatever they use in the land of the frozen tudra.

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sarag

#31693

ROSE Test Instruments | 13 December, 2004

I don't know exactly what you are hoping to learn from the ROSE tester, but if you want some information on how ROSE testing correlates (or doesn't corrlate) to actual board cleanliness and long term performance, take a look at a correlation study we have on our website, http://www.residues.com. Visit http://www.residues.com/pdf/phoenixdata.pdf to view the study. If you have more questions, contact us offline through this board or our website.

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