Greetings,
Time has come to reactivate this thread, because I think my question is corresponds with the original thread starter.
So I'm considering buying a spectrum analyzer. For my price range there are two options, one is DSS Microvib and the other is Chadwick 192.
Obviously the smart choice would be the Microvib. BUT. As the upper comments mentioned, it's recommended to keep an "old but gold" 177m aroud the household. Is it also true for the 192 series?
My primary balancing equipment is a 177m, and do its job perfectly (R22/44, Md500, 269, 206).
The 192 would be used for monitoring these aircrafts, and maybe for old radials for troubleshooting. So if anyone is willing to share his/her experience that would be great.
Also whats's the difference between 192 and 192a? Did not find any info about it. My heart is leaning towards the 192, because I like the 177m and have the calibration tool for it, and really like the vintage stuff. But buying one in 2021...
Thanks in advance