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$300 · Price Drop! Collection of vintage electronices test equipment. Taking Offers.
I've dropped this to a fifth the previous asking price. I want it out of my way. For sale is a batch of electronics test equipment, I'm hoping to let this all go in one lump, but if you need something separately, let me know and I'll consider it. I'm willing to accept reasonable offers. A number of these items work completely, some work almost completely and need minor repairs or adjustments and some don't work at all, but all are complete. Let me know if you want any details on any specific item, or more photos inside or out, etc. EDIT: I forgot to add a list! Here we are: General Radio 1001-A RF signal generator Hewlett Packard 205AG (early wood-case model) audio frequency test set Communication Manufacturing Co. Trunk Skan I telephone trunk tester Optimation Model RC Sine Generator (two of these) Hewlett Packard 1722B Oscilloscope [Mostly working, but needs cleaning of controls, and possibly some adjustment and/or minor repair] Gould OS1420 Digitizing Oscilloscope [Not working properly, out of focus, etc.] Hewlett Packard 654A Test Oscillator [Working] Nicolet 4094 Digitizing Oscilliscope [Not completely working, needs cleaning up] Hewlett Packard 193A TV Waveform Oscilloscope [Worked when last tested 10 years ago] Hewlett Packard 5245L Frequency Counter w/5253B Adapter [Works except for some of the neon-tube decoder modules for the Nixie tubes don't work, it's a known issue on these] Hewlett Packard 222A Pulse Generator [Worked when tested last year] Kistler 504 Dual Mode Amplifier [Working] Exact Electronics 303 Function Generator [Working] Hewlett Packard 201CR Audio Frequency Sine Generator [Working] Hewlett Packard 201C Audio Frequency Sine Generator [Working] Lambda Model 71 Power Supply [Untested] Philips PM2404 Volt-Ohm Meter [Mostly working but needs some attention, battery pack is no good and could be rebuilt] Hewlett Packard 350B 600Ω-Line Attenuator [Working] Fluke 1912A Frequency Counter [Working] Darcy Model 460 Frequency Counter [Working] SSI 1000 Transmitter Monitor [Working except CRT is very dim] Interstate Electronics Coroporation F51A Function Generator [Not working, but may not be too hard to fix; I repaired and cleaned up some previous work in the power supply section but lost interest as I'm too busy] Heathkit IO-18 Oscilloscope [Untested]
