die sim part two

Fragger56 · 08-05-2004, 02:51 AM

i now have aquired a fluke 2190a thermometer for my planned die sim, i also have all the metals and machenery needed to make a die block. so the only thing im missing the heaters and i have a catalouge full of em.

i got this fluke 2190a offa ebay link and am bidding on this fluke 2300a scanner/switch for it linky .

now i want to check the calibration or possibily recalibrate it if needed and probably need a manual for it but everywhere ive seen one they are charging money for em.

now ive noticed there are a few people here that use one of these and was wondering if anyone could tell me waht to do with it? and what type and where i should put my thermocouples once i finish my die block.

also waht would a good die shape be? im assuming it should have a contack patch of about 100-110mm2?

thanks
-Ray

Fragger56 · 08-05-2004, 02:53 AM

I've now just realised someting...
Its going to be rather difficult to take down all teh readings by hand, is it possible to hook this up to a copmuter mabe to record the data off it? preferabily without shelling out more cash for some sort of data logger?

Etacovda · 08-05-2004, 03:12 AM

There will probably be a way to hook it up to a maxim(?) and log it through mbm

Im sure someone more learned will come and explain it properly though.

JFettig · 08-05-2004, 06:27 AM

I got my heater from mcmaster.com they have a variety of cartrage heaters. Ill be posting pictures soon of my die sim.

Jon

08-05-2004, 02:51 AM	#1
Fragger56 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Hong Kong, China (if you dig for long enough straight down you may reach my home!) Posts: 20	die sim part two i now have aquired a fluke 2190a thermometer for my planned die sim, i also have all the metals and machenery needed to make a die block. so the only thing im missing the heaters and i have a catalouge full of em. i got this fluke 2190a offa ebay link and am bidding on this fluke 2300a scanner/switch for it linky . now i want to check the calibration or possibily recalibrate it if needed and probably need a manual for it but everywhere ive seen one they are charging money for em. now ive noticed there are a few people here that use one of these and was wondering if anyone could tell me waht to do with it? and what type and where i should put my thermocouples once i finish my die block. also waht would a good die shape be? im assuming it should have a contack patch of about 100-110mm2? thanks -Ray __________________ My rig: P4(northwood)2.6C@3.0, 1 Gig of Kingmax DDR433@460Mhz, a grandmars(rebranded powercolor i think) 9800xt, Cooled by Four case fans: three 80x80x25mm delta 50CFM fans@5000 RPM, the transparent blue led side panel fan that came with the case, a pair of blue vantec CCFLs and a Coolermaster Aero4. all controlled by my vantec nexus. To be watercooled: DD RBX Maze4 chipset silverprop Cyclone fusion HL swiftech MCP-600 pump custom aquatube based rez

08-05-2004, 02:53 AM	#2
Fragger56 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Hong Kong, China (if you dig for long enough straight down you may reach my home!) Posts: 20	I've now just realised someting... Its going to be rather difficult to take down all teh readings by hand, is it possible to hook this up to a copmuter mabe to record the data off it? preferabily without shelling out more cash for some sort of data logger? __________________ My rig: P4(northwood)2.6C@3.0, 1 Gig of Kingmax DDR433@460Mhz, a grandmars(rebranded powercolor i think) 9800xt, Cooled by Four case fans: three 80x80x25mm delta 50CFM fans@5000 RPM, the transparent blue led side panel fan that came with the case, a pair of blue vantec CCFLs and a Coolermaster Aero4. all controlled by my vantec nexus. To be watercooled: DD RBX Maze4 chipset silverprop Cyclone fusion HL swiftech MCP-600 pump custom aquatube based rez

08-05-2004, 03:12 AM	#3
Etacovda Cooling Savant Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Dunedin NZ Posts: 735	There will probably be a way to hook it up to a maxim(?) and log it through mbm Im sure someone more learned will come and explain it properly though.

08-05-2004, 06:27 AM	#4
JFettig Cooling Savant Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Willmar MN/Fargo ND Posts: 504	I got my heater from mcmaster.com they have a variety of cartrage heaters. Ill be posting pictures soon of my die sim. Jon

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