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Hello, oh, we will do something similar. The Stinkely "Consumer Edition" has a significantly slower processor and, also, comes with five games preinstalled which can NOT be removed. Tam With best

Which reminds me, I had two Fluke units years ago that were not windows based, but had backgammon installed.? I don't recall what they were, maybe controllers of some kind? -Dave ----- ? Don't

Hello, farting around the town now, my HP 4195A still has a working battery. a) I would use an external battery pack. Just hotglue or cable tie a AAA holder to the arse end of the unit, and run a thin

I have a 4195A with a bad 2.4V (roughly 3/2 AA? size) NiCad battery HP part 1420-0306 (obsolete). Does anyone know of a currently available replacement battery.? I remember a previous discussion on

Dave, you have to trigger me early in the morning. This is the only time in my career, ever, when I almost got medieval to a subordinate. Returned to my office only to find an accountant playing

Wife introduced kitchen work surfaces (Kuechenarbeitsplatte). Cheap, can be had at home improvement store, works well here. Tam With best regards Tam HANNA Enjoy electronics? Join 15k7 other followers

Hello Dave, No nothing bad at all, just making it more difficult for ourselves. When we moved house I took over a room for my gear, so I was able to build benches, shelves etc as I wanted them. At

JF, Working from the MMS specification documents will accelerate this effort significantly. Can you upload the documents to the list? (or e-mail them directly and I'll upload them for you) Thanks

I can't help it! Yup, they're intact. I don't have a parts unit; I very rarely part things out. I had removed this one from my unit, as I don't much care for these clips. The transceiver I'm using on

Well, to this hardware guy, it seems like the trend to abstract out the application code has been great for software writing productivity but not so good for making stuff work properly. I have a lot

Well, when the first Windows (95) instruments came out, the convenience was great; we could move files around, print, etc. without a big deal. Tek, as I recall came out with the TLA700 series logic

Hi Dave, Sorry it does not. Kindly, Michael wrote:

Not necessarily so - well designed class structures in C++ can and often will result in a smaller memory footprint than a traditional C application - stress being on well designed! A case in point was

At USENIX '95 in NOLA I got a 1.44 MB Plan 9 floppy with the OS, windowing system, editor and basic command line utilities and full Unicode support. I was very interested in Plan 9 because it intended

Thank you so much Dave! You are amazing. If possible, please include the special captive screws that hold it on (I don't have those either). Out of curiosity, do you have a parts 85441A or were these

If any of you have these systems, you know that they are 100% useless without software, and no software is available from the maker for them beyond a demo file. This was annoying, and we had some time

On 4/24/20 3:28 PM, medasaro wrote: > On the other hand, it drives me insane that at work we have these new > MSO oscilloscopes from Tektronix that run Windows 7 on an embedded PC. > The things have

On 4/24/20 7:16 PM, n4ua wrote: > All of this recent discussion of the 260A - and a recent shop cleanup - > got me thinking about the Q Meter that I have had for at least 30 years. > I use it every 2

All of this recent discussion of the 260A - and a recent shop cleanup - got me thinking about the Q Meter that I have had for at least 30 years. I use it every 2 years or so and, every time, I cuss

I've got you covered. Same address that I shipped to before? -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA