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    Ammeter for MEP-002A source found

    That meter should work. You have to supply it with 120 V. The original frequency transducer had 120V input. Use that and you should be good to go. The only issue might be the vibration from the unit.
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    Ammeter for MEP-002A source found

    I need a frequency meter for one of my 002A's. I did find one but it is $200. It is supposedly a more reliable modern design. I know I can use a kill a watt or my fluke to measure but I want a working frequency meter on my machine.
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