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He meant “laboratory.” -- Jeremy Nichols Sent from my iPad 6.

I for one think that's a fantastic idea. I'm a heavy user of MSIB stuff, and would love to see it extended a bit. -Dave

Garage?!

Nice rack!? I'm envious.? I could fit a lot more much-needed gear in my garage if I had a rack...Jim Ford?Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

"That's right purty, there." -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

Yes. :) Thank you! -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

And if you mentioned a "nibble" they probably think you're hungry. -Dave

This is kind of an extreme example, but I really liked my Commodore computers (PET/CBM) because when you turned them on, they were instantly ready to go.? Sure, you still had to load a program, but

Here's the rack I picked up, it's 25U height, 800mm in total depth (I removed a rear extension part with the rear door) and the posts are set to 650mm. Now I just need a second one to hold the rest of

Hi, One and the same. :) I'm glad someone else found my random creations useful! :D Jared.

This is something that has been known for years, even some papers about it. Apparently human perception time is the determining factor. Faster processors, more complex (which of course doesn't mean

More "features" are being added.? Better graphics, more connectivity, more things going on (for instance, re-indexing all of your photographs, requested action or not).? There's an awful lot going

I'm too busy with Real Work? to be of much assistance, but I'd love to see it done, especially as a system controller that can put a real computer in front of all the snazzy instruments. bob wrote:

I've been mulling over something like this myself, and did some work on a logic analyzer tap for the external MISB shelf-to-shelf cable a few years back. Interestingly, HP had a full embedded

Dear all, While building my 3rd hp70k-mms system, I want to assess the interest in a project idea I've had for the past two years or so: A *sniffer/injector* for the hp70k module-interconnection

Dave, You are correct, I was wrong about the 339A it is System II Doh! My only excuse is I've been doing 12 hours+ work (at home) at the moment. I was probably thinking of the distortion analysers.

Hi Sean, It’s relatively easy to change the fan and takes about 15 – 20 minutes. 1. Remove the two power supply plug-in boards. 2. Remove the four metric screws on top and bottom of the frame. 3.

Hi Sean It would be good to open up the bad fan to see if it can be repaired you never know it might save you the time of ripping the other one apart Also whether it uses a roller bearing and find out

Hi Sean, all, yes, I've done it. As I recall it you need to at least loosen the back panel and partially slide it out. I had the older version with fan controller. I'll attach some picture that might

Hi all, Has anyone attempted to change a fan in this instrument before? It looks to me like significant disassembly of the power supply area is required in order for the fan module to slide out of