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As time goes on I have less use for a pep meter. Hit the tune bu

Don't sweat the small stuff. When my palstar pm200a says 1500 pep, my bird 43 w/ pep kit says 1750. I decided to trust the palstar.

Seriously though. I have never had two watt meters that agreed with one another across the scale. They were all close enough though. The top O the line bird is accurate within 5% but only at full scale. At less than full scale, who knows?

[QUOTE="543_Dallas, post: 683897, member: 21044"] As time goes on I have less use for a pep meter. Hit the tune bu Don't sweat the small stuff. When my palstar pm200a says 1500 pep, my bird 43 w/ pep kit says 1750. I decided to trust the palstar. ;) Seriously though. I have never had two watt meters that agreed with one another across the scale. They were all close enough though. The top O the line bird is accurate within 5% but only at full scale. At less than full scale, who knows? [/QUOTE]

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