wtb sensor for miniox

[The_Great_Manta]

hey all im looking for an inexpensive (lol ) o2 sensor for my miniox
let me know
thanks
E

[michael-fisch]

Does it still have to work, I have several that gave me several years of good measurements untill I replaced them with new ones that I would be willing to get rid of cheaply. All you need to use them properly is a microvoltmeter (not millivoltmeter!) to measure the output.

Michael

[The_Great_Manta]

ok i guess i should have stated new or like new

[Kelly Jessop]

http://www.oxygenanalyzer.com/sensors.htm

[curtschu]

Are they back in business? Thats great if they are. the web site has been down for a while.

Curt

[Jason B.]

Are they back in business? Thats great if they are. the web site has been down for a while.

Curt

According to their home page, they are still closed.
http://www.oxygenanalyzer.com

That said, a buddy of mine placed an order (he didn't see the home page) and recieved it last week.

I will say that I personally had bad luck with the AI sensors (is that a violation?). I'm not saying they suck or the company sucks, just that I had poor results. I just purchased a Teledyne and it works wonderful. The main problem with the AI was that it was very sensitive to temperature (or at least mine was).

Oh, and the Teledyne cost less also!

(is that a violation?)

Not at all. We encourage all members to give objective assessments of products that either worked well or didn't work for a particular need. That way we can learn from each others' experiences.

Russell
(The mean moderator)

[lonestarfl]

ok i guess i should have stated new or like new

I have always had good luck getting a variety of sensors from Patrick at
www.oxycheq.com
Lee