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Yes..That is the one I have
I checked this article before and could not find the right diagram. Ive worked on a lot of different cap analyzers, and they are similar, but different. If Im going to repair the Sprague Mike-O-Meter, I would need the original schematic, otherwise a "similar diagram" is a wasted efffort, when troubleshooting/repairing and can add needless hours to the repair process, like any other device. Thanks anyway...MikeLooks like the author of this article may have access to a schematic, in view of this comment :- "A quick view of the power supply schematic, shared by the Knight, Lafayette, and most other cap testers, revealed why that would happen.". Might be worth trying to track him/her down.
I would if I had the time...which I don't.I felt sure that there would be a circuit for your meter, but no. I managed to get schematics for some of the other Sprague capacitance meters though.
I expect you have heard this before, but Mike-O-Meter is a fairly simple instrument (based on a bridge), so can't you just trace out the schematic form the unit that you have?
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