ESI SR104 spare parts available

[manganin]

Genuine SR104 parts:

2x handle
8x rubber foot

These could possibly be leftovers from an SR104 oil bath conversion, but that is just a guess. I got them from a military lab a long time ago. Good condition,  considering the age.

For free to good homes. Except the postage of course.

But "send them all to me" doesn't work here, because my goal is to cure as many patients as possible. So post a picture of your crippled SR104 and tell what is missing.


Not for test equipment dealers etc. These are not for sale, please don't offer money to be the first in the line. Active metrology forum members only.

[ManateeMafia]

I have two missing the leatherette handle.

I am not greedy and would be happy with one.

[ap]

Hi,

mine does have an aftermarket (and not well fitting) handle. Also, the feet are pretty hard, not elastic. That makes placing it on the table a little bumpy. So if your feet are elastic, I would be interested in these too, if not then they seem to be designed that way and I would not need them.

So if you want, and if I am not too late, would be nice.
Am in Germany. Am on travel the next few days, so may not be able to respond before Saturday.
I can have it picked up by UPS at your place.
Also, if you have a resistor or so to calibrate, I could do as compensation of your efforts.

Thanks

Adrian

[manganin]

Both handles seem to have found a new home. (Except one pair of those chrome plated end covers, because ManateeMafia already has them.)

And to keep the process transparent: post your needs here, please no private messages.

Also, the feet are pretty hard, not elastic. That makes placing it on the table a little bumpy. So if your feet are elastic, I would be interested in these too, if not then they seem to be designed that way and I would not need them.

Not brittle hard but not soft either. I don't know if they were different at the time of manufacture 50 years ago. Or is it just that the modern materials are so much better.

[MiDi]

Also, the feet are pretty hard, not elastic. That makes placing it on the table a little bumpy. So if your feet are elastic, I would be interested in these too, if not then they seem to be designed that way and I would not need them.

The feet look like Keystone 728.
They are medium hard/bit elastic, got them for my K236/7/8.

[HighVoltage]

The feet look like Keystone 728.
They are medium hard/bit elastic, got them for my K236/7/8.

These Keystone feet work well on old equipment and they look like they belong on these old units. Also they stick a little to the table and do not slip. I have installed them on several old Keithley instruments.

I have been looking for years for a good used ESI SR104 but either they are far too expensive or in bad shape. And it seems more and more people are looking and that makes the hunt not easier.

[manganin]

Both handles posted today.