Creating a pump characteristic curve using python, jupyter, fluke and rigol oscilloscope, multimeter

The next, and unnecessary, step in the Deming Marvelette pump repair and project -- I wanted to characterize the pump's performance and glean any information that would help tune the planned water system.
Using Linux/Ubuntu (though Mac and Windows could be used), running Jupyter Notebook with python3 - I show here how I captured pressure and current/amperage data from the Rigol ds1054z oscilloscope (via LXI Ethernet) and Fluke 289 logging multimeter (via USB / Serial /Infrared cable).

[@dannywilsher4165]

Interesting video. Also saw a comment of yours about wanting to sell a drill press. Do you still have it? Where is it and how much do you want for it? Thanks!!!

[@FliesLikeABrick]

thanks for the comment - send me an email, [e-mail]. I have two sensitive drill presses, one of which is identical to the one in the mrpete video, will share details

[@dannywilsher4165]

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