Right junk time. Spent hardly anything!
Firstly Tektronix 465. Cruddy and gunky but after poking all the controls it is just dirt. This should clean up and look fairly good. There's no sign of corrosion on it in the usual places at all and all controls are intact. Usual feet disintegrated. £20
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The bag contains as always, a quantity of trash
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Now a Solartron 7050, not a 7150 as I previously said
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. Seller says it mostly works but has some issues with auto ranging on volts mode. Sure I can work through that. Is almost a 5.5 digit meter. Yes the price ticket is right. That cost me an entire £1.
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Another bargain. 12x National Semiconductor and Motorola LM317T's for 50p:
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Now this was a really good one. 5x 100K and 5x 10K Spectrol 10 turn pots ... for 50p!
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I never have any heatsinks. These are usually 50p each online. I haven't counted them but it's a butt load of TO18's for 50p:
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And a book to bounce. This one is a relatively rare one. Paid £2:
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So spent £24.50 in total!
What did I not buy:
1. PM3217. I did consider it as it was near mint.
2. Lots of tube boat anchors. Just nope
3. HP 141T mainframe with 110MHz analyser plugin. When I've moved!!!!
4. Probably loads of stuff that Robert would have found
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