Old 'scope free to good home, also data books (Milton Keynes, UK)
 

Old 'scope free to good home, also data books (Milton Keynes, UK)
 

Ken Morrow wrote:
(Ken Morrow) wrote in message . com...
I am having a clear out.

Anyone want an old (vacuum tube) Roband RO50A oscilloscope
(30MHz bandwidth I think).
Complete with instructions and circuit diagrams.
Can't find the mains lead at the minute.
Worked OK last time I used it, which was about 10 years ago.


I also have 20 or so data books, mainly analogue, and mainly 1990s if
anyone wants them.

Also assorted other electronics bits (e.g. Old fax machine).

These items are available for collection in Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes.

Email me if you are interested. Ommit the m after ken in the address given
above. Cheers, Ken.

No Interest?
Is there a more appropriate group I could try, or are such items only fit
for the dump? Thanks, Ken.

dunno about the UK, but in the Colonies, that stuff would be gone. a working
30mhz o'scope, tube or not, w/manual(!). i cannot believe you Limies have gone
so "soft". we still have folks bit kicking on cp/m computers (well, a few).

Regards, --Loren

Old 'scope free to good home, also data books (Milton Keynes, UK)
 

Ken Morrow ) writes:

These items are available for collection in Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes.

Email me if you are interested. Ommit the m after ken in the address given
above.

Cheers,

Ken.

No Interest?

Is there a more appropriate group I could try, or are such items only fit
for the dump?

Thanks,

Ken.

Have you tried posting in your local buy and sell newsgroup, or at least
one specific to the UK? You may find fewer people who are interested
in electronics, but you would at least find locals who obviously are
in the position to collect the items.

Plus, by posting where the general population might see it, you might
catch the attention of someone starting out or at least a relative
beginner, who has yet to catch on to the places where a more experienced
hobbyist might hang out.

I have no idea what your local buy and sell newsgroup might be, though.

Michael

Old 'scope free to good home, also data books (Milton Keynes, UK)
 

I would take it...if not for the expensive shipping to Singapore...hai~~~



"Michael Black" wrote in message
...
Ken Morrow ) writes:

These items are available for collection in Stony Stratford, Milton
Keynes.

Email me if you are interested. Ommit the m after ken in the address
given
above.

Cheers,

Ken.

No Interest?

Is there a more appropriate group I could try, or are such items only
fit
for the dump?

Thanks,

Ken.

Have you tried posting in your local buy and sell newsgroup, or at least
one specific to the UK? You may find fewer people who are interested
in electronics, but you would at least find locals who obviously are
in the position to collect the items.

Plus, by posting where the general population might see it, you might
catch the attention of someone starting out or at least a relative
beginner, who has yet to catch on to the places where a more experienced
hobbyist might hang out.

I have no idea what your local buy and sell newsgroup might be, though.

Michael

Old 'scope free to good home, also data books (Milton Keynes, UK)
 

try rec.audio.tubes and rec.antiques.radio+phono, I'm sure you will get a
response.

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(Ken Morrow) wrote in message
news:20f8de50.0307091344.5d4b415
...
I am having a clear out.

Anyone want an old (vacuum tube) Roband RO50A oscilloscope
(30MHz bandwidth I think).
Complete with instructions and circuit diagrams.
Can't find the mains lead at the minute.
Worked OK last time I used it, which was about 10 years ago.


I also have 20 or so data books, mainly analogue, and mainly 1990s if
anyone wants them.

Also assorted other electronics bits (e.g. Old fax machine).

These items are available for collection in Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes.

Email me if you are interested. Ommit the m after ken in the address given
above.

Cheers,

Ken.

No Interest?

Is there a more appropriate group I could try, or are such items only fit
for the dump?

Thanks,

Ken.