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In Reply to: No go on that. . posted by John PA on February 2, 2023 at 09:19:18:
John,
You're cross-posting, and I mentioned this in another thread already.
It simply doesn't make financial sense for a repair shop to take on a job like this. It's a very old piece of test equipment and costs will quickly be more than the unit is worth.
If it were a classic piece of test equipment from HP/Tektronix/etc, it might be another story. :)
I suggest to try and repair it yourself. It's a good learning experience, if nothing else.
Dave.
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Follow Ups
- RE: No go on that. . - Davey 10:13:20 02/02/23 (1)
- No real time to dive into it and on cross posting. . . - John PA 11:25:16 02/02/23 (0)
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