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Oh my. That jogs a long-ago memory … “Things of Science”. You can read about them at: http://ecg.mit.edu/george/tos/ The ones that come to mind seem to be ca. 1965. They were blue-box and

...was at 14.? Google " *American Basic Science Club* "? It was fantastic and sponsored my interest in Science, but most of all Electronics. There is a system called "Little Bits" (

My exposure was similar. I received a Heathkit EK-3 educational kit when I was 9, and one of those multi-project kits a year of so later. I decided then that I was going to be an EE then. Later,

My first exposure to electronics, at age 7, was one of those kits received as an xmas gift from my mother. It was the 65-in-1 version. From that point, I knew beyond all doubt what I'd be doing

just a quick information: oscilloscope plugins don't work properly on the 182T display, at least that is my experience with a few of them. The horizontal sweep gets delayed and the fast waveforms

Hello, I repaired a 182T series oscilloscope and 8558B analyzer. I would like to know where to find surplus resellers of this type of equipment in France and / or nearby (Be/ De/ It/ Es, Uk) I would

Hi Mark, there are serveral progs for Elektronic learning with PC: - EDISON - Multimedia Lab for Exploring Electricity and Electronics - Winscope - Oscilloscope for Windows, using Sound Card -

Phew. I was just microwaving some popcorn to watch you try to teach Mr Mcguire how to suck eggs. Imminent disaster averted.

"Chuck Harris" <cfharris@...> writes:

Hi all sorry should read newer Sent: 04 June 2021 04:52 To: [email protected] Subject: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] HP-Agilent – Keysight catalogs older than 2003

Sort of like a virtual Radio Shack 101 kit?? That was one of the best gifts I ever received.?? -Dave

Hi All Looking for HP-Agilent – Keysight catalogs older than 2003 to go onto this site Also Any service manuals or CLIP files also to go onto this site Regards Paul B

I went down this rabbit hole when I bought my HP4145A. I had images of the disk, as read by the jack-of-all trades disk copying program, ImageDisk, that runs under DOS. So, I naively thought that if

Hi Group: thought I'd start here w/this topic... I have a couple of grandsons that are into 'Mine Craft'. Apparently (I have never 'played' it) you can create "machines" (systems?) that are like

The 8360 series sweepers, i.e. 83620B, etc., require a 437B Power Meter to perform the ALC Flatness adjustment.? The E4418B has a 437B HPIB language mode but does not seem to work in this

You are right.? I had forgotten about the multitude of floppy controllers/sector sizes, CRC, etc that were in play. Bob

I'm sorry, but yes, I do know. Correct. Please don't try to explain to me how dd works; I'm quite familiar with it. Once again, it is the device driver that cares about the format, and

I don't want to start a flame war here.? But, if you haven't tried it, then you do not know. dd reads sectors and writes sectors.? It doesn't care about the formatting system on the disk.? It

No. Why? Because I actually know exactly how magnetic data recording, floppy disks, floppy disk controllers, floppy controller device drivers, and "dd" work. -Dave

Have you actually used dd for this and had it not work? Bob