I remember the days when options to your service monitor added weight to it. Not so much these days.
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Project25_MASTR
Millennial Graying OBT Guy
My 2670 is a "two card" model. Haha
I actually found my old 2 wheeled cart in the attic recently. My wife asked what it was for. I told her it was to slow me down the stairs dragging a ServiceMonitor, Tims Set, T1 Tester, VNA, DSA and all the other junk we would drag to the roof of a appartment building. How times have changed for sure. Now its basically one box for me (Anristu and R&S) then my backpack with my PC....
speedway_navigator
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My first shop had Cushmans, one was a CE3, the other model had a vertical wheel used to roll through the numbers to set the freq, don't know if it was older or newer than the CE3. Knowing how tight the owner was it was probably older.
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