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OK, sorry for publishing this! Please forget all my previous posts. Files will go with me... Milan [email protected]> wrote:

With all the confidential markings on the schematic and such, it’s best to have the manual scanned and distributed by someone who has a license to do so. I’m sure some people in this group have

No problem Paul, For sure I'll not take with me all my equipment, material and documents...hope will find some worth successor. Milan wrote:

Hi Bruce No Problems I am also dyslexic hence my spelling mistakes on this site also we have UK verses USA spelling I have put the attachments into the CLIP file with notes on how to get the full

I don't want to discard the Milan work that had to be massive, but those manuals appeared a while back on ebay fro I think a lower price. This is how I obtained them. Could be around 2/3 years

Certainly didn't mean to try and deprive you of any (hard earned) income. But also hope it (eventually) becomes publicly available - hate to see documentation become lost over

Correct - it means I am dyslexic and cannot type :-) Cheers! Bruce Quoting Paul Bicknell <admin@...>:

Hi You say ut library could you please explain do you mean the files on this site ? Regards Paul Sent: 25 October 2021 22:06 To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

I'm always heartened and delighted when I hear of a CLIP for a new type or class of instrument, just in case my HP-repairaholic habit kicks up again. I was momentarily worried when Milan declared this

Yes, humming, due to magnostriction, used to be a common problem in transformer designs; but, better steel and lamination design has made transformers quieter. I know, it's a design issue in large

Don't worry Bruce, I put MANY documents, i had and i found around, public available...this one is my one

My question/curiosity... would be why? I mean it's okay if you fancy one... say, just to hold the basement floor down. But assuming you want one to do something... why one of those?

So I think there was confusion on my statement - which I agree was not well thought out. What I think I was going toward was purchasing the document for the groups use - so We should ask what

And on my knowledge, it's very rare document. Milan [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks for understanding...was, I think, 2 weeks of work Milan wrote:

I scan lots of books and manuals to make avaiable to comunity ( www.tabalabs.com.br/esquemateca). It is a LOT of work, energy cost, eventual machine repairs...please, be fair, contribute to milan's

I don't think that would be fair at all to Milan.? I know from experience that it is a LOT of work to scan a manual, especially one as big as this.? His price for it is quite reasonable, especially

should we several of us chip in and purchase a copy for the "library" ? Cheers! Bruce Quoting Milan Vasic <vasa1958@...>:

Hi Fellows, Last offer before retirement... CLIP P/N is E4400-90336 Model covered: E4400B, E4420B, E4421B, E4422B, E4423B, E4424B, E4425B, E4426B, E4430B, E4431B, E4432B, E4433B, E4434B, E4435B,

You're welcome. What you're looking for is the CLIP, Component-Level Information Package, which includes the schematics. I've never seen one available for the 54720D, but perhaps someone else