[Test-Equipment] HP pegging meters. An apology

[wolfbob]

There are two ham/computer swapmeets that I know of besides 
TRW. One is on the second Sat at Cable airport in Upland. 
The other is at Chino HS in Chino on the third Sat. (Next 
WK, I will be there). I have a couple 3400s and about 6 400s 
of various varieties. I also have a number of the battery 
403s. I should sell some of these as I don't use so many 
anymore.

WBob


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard Knoppow" <dickburk at ix.netcom.com>
To: <mrharisn at hughes.net>; "Discussion of Electronic Test 
Equipment" <test-equipment at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 10:05 PM
Subject: Re: [Test-Equipment] HP pegging meters. An apology


> At 08:38 PM 3/11/2008, you wrote:
>>My apology Richard.  obviously I Don't I don't remember 
>>who it was,
>>because I deleted all those messages.  Man they mount up 
>>pretty fast
>>when you are following 4 or 5 reflecters.  I still have a 
>>427 and late
>>3400.  I'd also like to find a 3406A sampling meter for a 
>>good price.
>>You know, like new condition and somewhere just above 
>>free.
>>
>>Mike
>>KE0ZU
>     No apology needed:-)  I just didn't want to take 
> credit for someone else's post.
>     I remember the 427 very well and had one on my bench 
> at -hp-, it was a favorite. I don't know of good sources 
> for older instruments, there are a couple I would like 
> myself. A local stand-by was C&H who decided to go out of 
> business a few months ago. I haven't gone by it for some 
> time so I don't know what's there now. Apex was always 
> much too expensive and let stuff just sit around and rot. 
> I go to the TRW swap meet locally but don't often see much 
> there. BTW, does anyone know about other ham radio or 
> electronic swap meets in the Los Angeles area?
>
>
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