To anyone in the Minneapolis area:
Collected a lot of stuff from eBay during the last decade, to keep
me busy in retirement. Turned out that need never arose. Now I can't
afford to keep an 8x8 storage locker anymore, so it must be empty
by the end of this month.
There are many rack-mount time code generators, most by Datum. They're
1, 2, and 3 rack units high. All have 5 and +/- 12 or 15 VDC compact
power supplies. The 3 and 5U units have 1 MHz crystals in ovens. All
have 9 digit led displays, and all speak IRIG. Thumbwheels are used
to preset the digits. None have GPS receivers.
There are time instruments by HP, as well as Tek scopes and other fine
old vacuum tube items.
All of what's in the locker is free for pickup at 6200 W Old Shakopee
Road in Bloomington, MN. Things that are not free include a pair of
Z3801As with HP cone antennas and 50 feet of RG8U cable and a Ratelco
48 VDC positive ground power supply. There's a 2 KVA sine wave Liebert
computer UPS that requires eight 12V batteries, as large as you like.
Then there's three HP 3335 synthesizers (200 Hz to 80 MHz) that I need
to test. Two of them work, IIRC. One has Telco outputs.
Pictures available from bill@iaxs.net, or call 952 835-6840.
Bill Hawkins
To anyone in the Minneapolis area:
Collected a lot of stuff from eBay during the last decade, to keep
me busy in retirement. Turned out that need never arose. Now I can't
afford to keep an 8x8 storage locker anymore, so it must be empty
by the end of this month.
There are many rack-mount time code generators, most by Datum. They're
1, 2, and 3 rack units high. All have 5 and +/- 12 or 15 VDC compact
power supplies. The 3 and 5U units have 1 MHz crystals in ovens. All
have 9 digit led displays, and all speak IRIG. Thumbwheels are used
to preset the digits. None have GPS receivers.
There are time instruments by HP, as well as Tek scopes and other fine
old vacuum tube items.
All of what's in the locker is free for pickup at 6200 W Old Shakopee
Road in Bloomington, MN. Things that are not free include a pair of
Z3801As with HP cone antennas and 50 feet of RG8U cable and a Ratelco
48 VDC positive ground power supply. There's a 2 KVA sine wave Liebert
computer UPS that requires eight 12V batteries, as large as you like.
Then there's three HP 3335 synthesizers (200 Hz to 80 MHz) that I need
to test. Two of them work, IIRC. One has Telco outputs.
Pictures available from bill@iaxs.net, or call 952 835-6840.
Bill Hawkins
