Re: How do you calibrate EGT and CHT ?

Another way is to send them back to the manufacturer. It's not cheap, but
you get back accuracy in return. I know Westach calibrates theirs. Other
companies surely will, too. Just do a search for the brand name of your
instrument.

God bless!
Fr. John

"Stuart Parker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> The senders _never_ go out of calibration- they either work or they don't.
>
> Best way to calibrate the gauges is to find a process control company with
a
> thermocouple simulation box to do a check calibration.
>
> Otherwise just do a simple side by side comparison with another gauge.  If
> they both read the same, chances are they are correct.  There are plenty
of
> ways for them to be wrong, but only one way for them to be right, so if
they
> read the same they are almost certain to be right.  Like watches and
clocks.
> Unscientific, I know, but better than nothing.
> -- 
> Stuart Parker
> www.sparxfly.co.nz
>
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> > Anybody got a good solution to calibrating these 2 important
> > instruments?
> >
> > Point me to a FAQ somewhere?
> >
> > Or a good link?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> >
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