Have any of you tried out a Datstick Data Collector, specifically their 1215? Their spec sheets look pretty good, and I like their use of Excel -based data, especially to email to customers.

Just wondering if any of you have "test driven" one yet?

Stan Riddle

http://utterprecision.com/vibration.html
OJ Utter, good resource for your questions

This looks to have potential. Any idea about pricing?

Another popular PDA based vibration analyzer is the SKF Microlog P. We've been packaging lately with the HP211 PDA with Wifi and bluetooth capabilities and 4" color VGA screen.
http://www.reliabilitydirectstore.com/SKF-MICROVIBE-P-V...cmvl%20microvibe.htm

What about this one instead?

www.go-ci.com

Handheld Data Recorder
Dynamic Signal Analyzer
High performance data recorder and signal analyzer
8 input channels and 1 signal source
Sample all 8 input channels simultaneously up to 102.4 kHz
24 bit A/D and D/A
130 dB dynamic range
Continuous recording for all channels at full speed
FFT sizes up to 64K
Portable: weighs less than 1.7 kg (3.4lbs)
Battery life: > 6 hours
Qualified for rugged operating conditions
5.7'' color LCD
Ethernet, USB, SD card and wireless interfaces
Wide variety of signal analysis functions; including Time, Power
Spectra, Frequency Response, Coherence, Phase, RMS, and others
Multiple data format support; including ASAM-ODS, UFF, BUFF,
MATLAB, NI-TDM, ASCII and Excel
Machine analysis capabilities; NVH, acoustic analysis, vibration analyzer, machine condition monitoring, modal analysis

Hey Stan,

Looks like the door opened. A couple of them look good. Pricing looks reasonable also (finally).

Dave

Stan- Like my buddy Mr. Reynolds posted I have used it quite a bit. All 3 units the 2215, 1215, and 1225. It works very well especially for those who are not vibe guys. Also works well for advanced stuff. Give me a call if you wanna know more.