[NJARC] Boonton Signal Generator

[john ruccolo]

Hi Scott,

I recommend a military URM-25D or F signal generator,
which goes all the way down to 10KC. 

Another good one is the HP-606A/B, which start at
50KC, which is just good enough. Do you have a freq
counter? For what you're doing, I recommend the use of
a freq counter when using an older analog sig gen.

I would be happy to *loan* you my URM-25F. I don't
wanna sell it, however. I assume you want to align the
50.75 KC IF in your SX-111?

You can probably get away with doing it by ear in a
pinch.

Regards,

John


--- Scott Roberts <ng19delta at yahoo.com> wrote:

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> Hi Everyone-
> 
> I just picked up another Signal Generator, a nice
> Boonton Radio one, with a separate power supply,
> both
> are rack mount units. 
> 
> I have not tested them yet, but have opened the
> cases,
> and both are in beautiful shape. I mainly picked
> them
> up to save them from the scrap heap: they are in
> good
> shape, and I thought they looked real neat. Only
> thing
> is, the signal generator is 90 to 140 MC, and I need
> one which covers 50 khz... It was used at an
> aircraft
> avionics repair station.
> 
> The model numbers are: Type 211A and Type 211 API
> 
> If anyone is interested in swapping for something
> else
> I can use, I can send pics, and will probably give
> them a test this week. I have a couple pics if
> anyone
> would like a look.
> 
> I am looking for a couple things: Sig/Gen which
> covers
> 50.75Khz, BC-375, ART-13, Triplett model 666SC
> multimeter, military, part of Test Set I-56-J, and
> the
> tube adapter set for the same test set. If anyone
> has
> any of these they wouldn't mind parting with for a
> reasonable price, or swap, please let me know!
> 
> And if anyone has any use for the most abused HP 623
> test set in the world, contact me. It was apparently
> filled with water for a long time, and inside is a
> solid rust red- even all the tubes shattered,
> presumably from the water freezing around them... I
> have pics of that, too. Very sad... But the case,
> face, and some assorted bits seem to be of use. This
> thing even had a beautiful vernier adjusting
> mechanism- looks like a large micrometer handle
> sticking out the front.
> 
> Thanks- See everyone in January! 
> Scott 
> 
> 
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