Oh yes. I once worked at a radar site that had huge air conditioning and heating systems. They were "played" against each other to provide very precise relative humidity control.Typically, DOA means Dead On Arrival. Kaput. Not Operating.
Another reason I like the old Tektronics scopes is that they help keep my shop warm.
Love working on guitar amps. Usually failures are related to the fact that they get moved around a lot. I know at the end of the gig I didn't place the amp back in the vehicle with the same care that I took it out.
Yeah, but a multimeter covers about 95% of all the troubleshooting I do.having all that stuff, would be assume
it just not right! all i have is multi meter and a solder iron.
I've never been one to sit at the bench; I do enough sitting at the computer, driving etc.I see that I am not the only one who works standing up, not sitting in a chair (I see many benches with shelves or things under the table, no room for legs and a chair)
My old bench was designed with a stool in mind, but I found myself standing more often than not. Seems like it’s just easier for me and maybe others as well.I see that I am not the only one who works standing up, not sitting in a chair (I see many benches with shelves or things under the table, no room for legs and a chair)
I see that I am not the only one who works standing up, not sitting in a chair (I see many benches with shelves or things under the table, no room for legs and a chair)
Another reason I like the old Tektronics scopes is that they help keep my shop warm.
Love the wallpaper on the left.So I've been collecting a few new toys and recently got them calibrated and ready to go, so I finally decided it was time to rearrange the bench. Still deciding if I want to keep it this way, but here is my current bench setup.
Love the wallpaper on the left.
Matt, did you get the 8903B calibrated?