Hello Boyd,
  it is very nice!
  Unffortunatelly I dont know this equipment. But I can imagine your 
  happyness for own it!
  I can not remember my 1st buildation but I build a lot of audio amps and 
  ligth effects like strobos and sequential before I nkew the Ham Radio 
  World!!!
  But I think I have to learn a lot with You all forum members!!!
  
  Best 73's,
  
  Silva.
  
  On 25-09-2012 07:25, Boyd Van Horn wrote:
  >
  > Silva and Jose and others. Years ago spectrum Analyzers were about 
  > $280.00- now have gone out of sight but sure nice to have. One of the 
  > pieces of gear that I wore out was a combination analyzer and IF 
  > tracker that RCA made. You could check the RF, IF or audio sections 
  > and when you plugged it all together, you had a receiver. When I built 
  > the Transmitter in my QRZ.COM 1949 picture I was going to an 
  > electronic school in Omaha, NE. It had (2) 813's in the final, with a 
  > separate VFO. The NC 57 was purchased from Leo Meyerson at World Radio 
  > for $72.00 ( which amount he allowed me to pay in installments). BTW, 
  > This is one of the best forums on Google. 73, Boyd, W0BUW
  >
  > --- On Mon, 9/24/12, Silva <py8elo@yahoo.com.br 
  > <mailto:py8elo%40yahoo.com.br>> wrote:
  >
  > From: Silva <py8elo@yahoo.com.br <mailto:py8elo%40yahoo.com.br>>
  > Subject: Re: [Amateur-repairs] Poll: Which test equipment do you use 
  > in your radio repairs?
  > To: Amateur-repairs@yahoogroups.com 
  > <mailto:Amateur-repairs%40yahoogroups.com>
  > Date: Monday, September 24, 2012, 5:27 PM
  >
  >
  >
  > Hello Boyd and all,
  > I has worked on electronics repairs sence 1978 and as You, I has
  > purchase a lot of test equipmenet and has build some other.
  > For now I have some Scopes (2 HP 54502A, 2 Kikusui COR5500U and a
  > Tektronix 475A), some service monitors(01 Marconi 2955A, 01 marconi
  > 2955B, 01 HP 8920A and 01 HP 8924C), some RF Power meters, some RF and
  > audio generators, some Spetrum analyzers, some analog and digital
  > multimeters, and another test equipments. But before I get these
  > instruments, I already has solved many problems for several years.
  > As Jose Gaviila I also think about to get a HP-8753C (300kHz to 6GHz
  > VNA) or Anritisu VNA master 5KHz-6GHz MS2026B but it is too much!!!
  > I hope some day I can get one these!!!
  >
  > Best Regards,
  >
  > Silva.
  >
  > On 24-09-2012 17:24, Jose V. Gavila wrote:
  > >
  > > Hello Boyd,
  > >
  > > > Have been doing electonic repair since 1949 so have accumulated every
  > > > piece of test gear imaginable. Have more than one of most. In some
  > > > instances you need more than the basics, but if you have a good vtvm,
  > > > signal generator, both audio and RF, Scope and lot's of schematic
  > > > knowledge, you can solve almost any problem. 73,Boyd, W0BUW
  > >
  > > I agree 110% with you :-)!
  > >
  > > I started this thread as I am in a similar position (regarding test gear
  > > I own). Most of it is unused 99% of the time. Well, at least I have
  > > fixed most of these units, so they have been already useful to learn new
  > > things, like working on pesky SMPSs!. And my plan is to go from fixing
  > > to designing, so then an, for example, HP-8753C (300kHz to 6GHz VNA)
  > > will make some sense. But for the repair work, it is seldom used.
  > >
  > > Thanks for all your contributions to this thread. Please, keep it
  > > going :-)!
  > >
  > > Regards,
  > >
  > > JOSE
  > >
  > > --
  > > 73 EB5AGV - JOSE V. GAVILA - IM99sm La Canyada - Valencia(SPAIN)
  > > http://agvradio.com AGVradio
  > > http://jvgavila.com Personal WEB
  > >
  > >
  >
  > -- 
  > ********************************************
  > CONTINENTAL TELECOMUNICAÇÕES E INFORMÁTICA
  > NOVA DE SANTANA, 510 - CENTRO
  > FONEFAX : +55 093 35180237
  > CEP 68180030
  > ITAITUBA - PA
  > ********************************************
  >
  > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
  >
  > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
  >
  > 
  
  -- 
  
  ****************************************
  Brazilian Ham Radio - ARRL Member
  Callsign: PY8ELO
  Name: Silva
  Grid Locator: GI25ar
  Address: POBOX 151 CEP 68180030
  ITAITUBA - PA - BRAZIL
  ****************************************
  AMAZON FOREST, THE WORLD'S LUNG!
  ****************************************
  
  [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
  
  
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Re: [Amateur-repairs] Poll: Which test equipment do you use in your radio repairs?
__._,_.___
                                                                      TO UNSUBSCRIBE: login to groups.yahoo.com, select group amateur-repairs, click on "leave group" on right side of screen and follow instructions.  PLEASE do not send UNSUBSCRIBE messages to the list.                
                .
  __,_._,___
      
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
 
No comments:
Post a Comment