Didn’t know that! Very handy. I know you can annotate screenshots with the iPad/pencil - that’s super handy.
Just won some TE . Back on the wagon .
So it’s a Racal 9917 counter. This is the same as the old 9915’s I had but doesn’t have the notoriously incendiary battery option. Also it comes with option 04A which is a 9442 crystal oven
Good to see your back to acquiring TEA, that looks a nice one, I meant to bid on another older Racal yesterday, but I was to busy sorting out paperwork & crap & forgot about it. The worst thing was I found an unopened letter from last year where I should have stayed off work in July with the shielding.
Had quite a bad headache after dealing with all that, now I've got another as the exhaust has fell off* my van (I wondered why it sounded better last week when I went the docs).
*OK I took it off as it wasn't attached at all, completely failed around a weld, can't blame Citroen for this one, I think I've found the problem (circled). It's 3 years overdue a timing belt change & the MOT service is due in March so it's going to eat into this & next months TEA budget.
David
Have to laugh at the made in England thing. Yes that's probably exactly it
On Racal things, I'm only going for 1970s and later LED based stuff so I'm not going to be treading on the nixie freaks. Perhaps if a half decent Heathkit IB-1100 turns up I may go for that but that's about it. Only because I have the entire functional structure of one of them embedded in my mind.
Dead simple and quite nice counters!
Actually it was an LED based Racal, with some common parts to the one I repaired recently, still need to revisit that as the input is a bit deaf, wouldn't count the output of the HP 10544A oscillator was testing the other week.
That Heathkit has a similar look to the Yaesu I bought last year, does the Heathkit also run from 12V?
One these will fix it
https://www.holtsauto.com/holts/products/easy-fit-bandage/
NOT
After a boring & lengthy wait (about 2hours) at Kwik-Fit the exhaust has been replaced, needed it working for Thursday to go Docs again for blood removal.
After I got back from there I found a new but faulty light had been left for me to try & fix, after a bit of testing it became apparent the HT7330-A 3V LDO regulator was only providing 1.2V for the mystery IC, need to order some as I haven't got any 3V regulators of any kind, will see what Farnell have.
David