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Hi Folks,
As someone who's always been fascinated by electronics, I'm built up a collection of boxes filled with various micro-electronic components in the hope that I would someday begin to understand them. That day is still very far away but as I gain a little more time, I hope to make some progress.
I've also purchased a good number of instruments such as; scopes, SFGs, Variacs, AC multimeters, etc., etc. However, one thing I don't have is a Frequency Analyzer and I'm beginning to see how important they can be.
I found a few that cover the Ham radio ranges but they're brand new digitals and start at about $1000. I'm wondering if anyone has an old, but good working analog FA that they may have replaced with a digital version, and would like to sell it rather than let it collect dust.
I scrolled through numerous items in the Radio Reference classifieds but it's a time consuming search because of the many items listed. I was surprised that I could find a search bar in that section. Maybe the administrator would consider placing a search bar in the classifieds, (or is it there and I'm I overlooking it somehow?!)
To the Administrators: Please forgive me if this question is not in the correct category. I couldn't think of a better place to post it.
Thanks,
Rich
As someone who's always been fascinated by electronics, I'm built up a collection of boxes filled with various micro-electronic components in the hope that I would someday begin to understand them. That day is still very far away but as I gain a little more time, I hope to make some progress.
I've also purchased a good number of instruments such as; scopes, SFGs, Variacs, AC multimeters, etc., etc. However, one thing I don't have is a Frequency Analyzer and I'm beginning to see how important they can be.
I found a few that cover the Ham radio ranges but they're brand new digitals and start at about $1000. I'm wondering if anyone has an old, but good working analog FA that they may have replaced with a digital version, and would like to sell it rather than let it collect dust.
I scrolled through numerous items in the Radio Reference classifieds but it's a time consuming search because of the many items listed. I was surprised that I could find a search bar in that section. Maybe the administrator would consider placing a search bar in the classifieds, (or is it there and I'm I overlooking it somehow?!)
To the Administrators: Please forgive me if this question is not in the correct category. I couldn't think of a better place to post it.
Thanks,
Rich
