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Cushman CE-24A
D Yuniskis wrote:
Hi, [Passing this along for a friend with limited 'net access] Looking for any information (user manual, service manual) a Cushman CE-24A M3/M5. Hopefully, pointers to online resources (I see two ebay auctions for a service manual but located overseas -- he's in the US). advTHANKSance! --don You can buy a copy of the CE-24A service manual at http://www.manualsplus.com. -- David dgminala at mediacombb dot net |
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Hi,
[Passing this along for a friend with limited 'net access] Looking for any information (user manual, service manual) a Cushman CE-24A M3/M5. Hopefully, pointers to online resources (I see two ebay auctions for a service manual but located overseas -- he's in the US). advTHANKSance! --don |
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Cushman CE-24A
On Feb 8, 5:11*pm, D Yuniskis wrote:
Hi, [Passing this along for a friend with limited 'net access] Looking for any information (user manual, service manual) a Cushman CE-24A *M3/M5. *Hopefully, pointers to online resources (I see two ebay auctions for a service manual but located overseas -- he's in the US). advTHANKSance! --don Are you talking about a Cushman Motor scooter?? |
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Cushman CE-24A
"hr(bob) " wrote: On Feb 8, 5:11 pm, D Yuniskis wrote: Hi, [Passing this along for a friend with limited 'net access] Looking for any information (user manual, service manual) a Cushman CE-24A M3/M5. Hopefully, pointers to online resources (I see two ebay auctions for a service manual but located overseas -- he's in the US). Are you talking about a Cushman Motor scooter?? I would think he's talking about a Cushman Electronics CE-24A Frequency Selective levelmeter: http://www.tucker.com/images/images_spec/00000709.pdf -- Greed is the root of all eBay. |
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Cushman CE-24A
On Feb 9, 5:59*pm, "Michael A. Terrell"
wrote: "hr(bob) " wrote: On Feb 8, 5:11 pm, D Yuniskis wrote: Hi, [Passing this along for a friend with limited 'net access] Looking for any information (user manual, service manual) a Cushman CE-24A *M3/M5. *Hopefully, pointers to online resources (I see two ebay auctions for a service manual but located overseas -- he's in the US). Are you talking about a Cushman Motor scooter?? * I would think he's talking about a Cushman Electronics CE-24A Frequency Selective levelmeter: http://www.tucker.com/images/images_spec/00000709.pdf -- Greed is the root of all eBay. Waaaay back, I used to fix pagers (beepers). We had a Cushman CE-3 generator which was so old (even then), its timebase had a very pronounced frequency drift over the course of a couple hours. Then, about every 2 or 3 hours, you'd have to clock it with another signal generator to set a better offset frequency. You could never tell by looking at it what channel it was actually on. We tried leaving it on constantly, which actually was standard procedure for timebases, but this thing would just go bonkers if you tried that!! We eventually pawned if off on our Atlanta shop, along with a quarter taped to the top so that we could honestly say they got something of value. I would never have remembered Cushman if the OP hadn't brought it up. We used mostly Motorola and IFR (Regency) generators and service monitors back then. |
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Cushman CE-24A
mpm wrote: Waaaay back, I used to fix pagers (beepers). We had a Cushman CE-3 generator which was so old (even then), its timebase had a very pronounced frequency drift over the course of a couple hours. Then, about every 2 or 3 hours, you'd have to clock it with another signal generator to set a better offset frequency. You could never tell by looking at it what channel it was actually on. We tried leaving it on constantly, which actually was standard procedure for timebases, but this thing would just go bonkers if you tried that!! We eventually pawned if off on our Atlanta shop, along with a quarter taped to the top so that we could honestly say they got something of value. I would never have remembered Cushman if the OP hadn't brought it up. We used mostly Motorola and IFR (Regency) generators and service monitors back then. I have a CE-3 Service Monitor W/301 and 316 Modules and a CE-5 Service Monitor. The CE-3 is synthesized, while the CE-5 uses glass cased crystals. I also have a 'PFM-2 Calibrator for Service Monitor' that I got with the CE-5. Both looked brand new when I bought them at a hamfest, years ago. BTW, the CE-3 came from a pager company that owed me some money. -- Greed is the root of all eBay. |
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