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Quote from: w.v.s. on May 10, 2024, 03:13:57 pmFor the not too young a 5 1/4" floppy disc would have been a good size reference I was thinking cassette tape - used those long before I had a disk drive .... but since you asked Quote from: RAPo on May 10, 2024, 03:28:45 pmA Pickett N500-ES slide ruleCan't find the Pickett, but here's a Sterling [ Attachment Invalid Or Does Not Exist ]
For the not too young a 5 1/4" floppy disc would have been a good size reference
A Pickett N500-ES slide rule
Filling the Rack, there is still some space left, let's see what goes in there...
I could fill it up with 2 more SDMs... A second rack for the other side of the table would also be conceivable, where I could accommodate power supply units and loads.The scope is too beautiful to hide it in a rack.
Quote from: DiodeDipShit on April 05, 2024, 07:38:51 pmI just bought a Harrison Laboratories 855B Power Supply. Out with the old homemade bridged variac. In with ..... an old ....Oh, those are lovely! Pics by any chance?
I just bought a Harrison Laboratories 855B Power Supply. Out with the old homemade bridged variac. In with ..... an old ....
I forgot to mention, the above power supplies on/off light out. It is a tiny 117v something. It is only 3/16" in diameter. Does anybody know its manufacturer and part number? Or where to source a viable replacement?
Just brought home a HP 7550A Plotter. The mightiest beast in pen plotting aside from the stylish 7580. Only thing missing is the paper holder for the backside. Anybody able to make some pictures of theirs so I can DIY my own?
Quote from: DiodeDipShit on May 15, 2024, 06:48:56 pmI forgot to mention, the above power supplies on/off light out. It is a tiny 117v something. It is only 3/16" in diameter. Does anybody know its manufacturer and part number? Or where to source a viable replacement?Looks a lot like a neon indicator/lamp to me.If there is a resistor buried in that black sleeve (behind the red diffuser in your photo) then it is almost certainly a neon.Edit to add link:https://nz.element14.com/mcm/25-170/neon-with-resistor-ne2-bulb-117v/dp/2784766
Nice British HiFi speakers. Rogers used to work extensively with the BBC, manufacturing (some of) their monitoring speakers. I don't think the LS6a was directly used by the BBC, they did develop the LS3/6A though, which had an additional midrange driver. The LS6A uses polypropylene woofers which are much nicer sounding than the older over-damped bextrene drivers of the era.P.S. https://www.markhennessy.co.uk/rogers/brochures.htm
You enticed me to look up early Rogers BBC monitors and found that those are quite rare going for thousands.
...third lens came today - same model as the first, but this time a definite fault.... very restricted travel on the focus ring, a few degrees of turn (from infinity to 1 metre).described as in good condition, 4 out 5....for those keeping scoreEngland 10Japan 7France 0...low score may get better - depending on recovering the cost. It was the most expensive of the three.