Re: [volt-nuts] Sometimes you just gotta gloat............
David: I don't suppose you would give us the address of this "Equipment Surplus Center" of yours I like those places where they don't have an IDEA of what they have and what it is worth!!! Great catch to say the least. At least you will have something to do for a while. What do those PCA interconnect cables look like? Gold plated? Banana, spade etc.? Might be low thermal? Bill - Original Message - From: "David Garrido" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 2015 8:59 AM Subject: [volt-nuts] Sometimes you just gotta gloat > Hello All, > > I have been on the lookout for a variety of different FLUKE equipment. And today, it all came together in a wonderful way. > > I went to my favorite local Equipment Surplus Center on the hunt for an HP 6260B DC PSU. Found one, 40 dollars. DONE!!! Or so I thought, until I decided to take one more quick look before leaving with my new to me DC PSU. > > While cruising around I spotted what looked like a FLUKE 7105A Calibration System. You know the one.all hidden back in a dark corner. Well, sure enough it was a 7105A with its full compliment of test gear. 335D, 845AR, 720A, 721A, and a BUNCH of interconnects. All of the equipment looks to be in fine shape and VERY clean. No busted or bent posts, all knobs and switches intact. The best part..when I asked how much he would sell it for he told me, “If and ONLY if you take both the HP 6260B and the 7105A, I will give it to you for $250 cash total.” > > Needles to say, I could not get my pocket opened fast enoughout flew the cash and the gear was even loaded into the back of my truck for me. > > It has been a VERY good morning gentleman, a very good morning indeed. > > I do have a question regarding all of the FLUKE cables that came with the 7105A: > > These are the part no’s: > > PCA-0110 > PCA-0116 > PCA-0126 > PCA-0136 > PCA-0227 > PCA-0536 > PCA-0627 > PCA-0636 > > I have multiples of these and cannot seem to locate any info on these anywhere. I have skimmed through the manuals for all of the gear and they seem to have no reference. What SPECIFICALLY are these for and where would one find the info for them and their use? > > Cheers, > > David > ___ > volt-nuts mailing list -- volt-nuts@febo.com > To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/volt-nuts > and follow the instructions there. ___ volt-nuts mailing list -- volt-nuts@febo.com To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/volt-nuts and follow the instructions there.
Re: [volt-nuts] Sometimes you just gotta gloat............
David, Congratulations on your find. It looks like you have just added several new 'projects' to keep you busy. I found a reference to those cables on pmelforum here ... http://www.pmelforum.com/index.php?topic=2112.0 If no one here can help you, the folks there might still have some 7105's laying around to help. I wonder if the cables were spec'd for some government contract. They like to purchase turn-key products. Todd On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 11:59 AM, David Garrido wrote: > Hello All, > > I have been on the lookout for a variety of different FLUKE equipment. > And today, it all came together in a wonderful way. > > I went to my favorite local Equipment Surplus Center on the hunt for an HP > 6260B DC PSU. Found one, 40 dollars. DONE!!! Or so I thought, until I > decided to take one more quick look before leaving with my new to me DC PSU. > > While cruising around I spotted what looked like a FLUKE 7105A Calibration > System. You know the one.all hidden back in a dark corner. Well, sure > enough it was a 7105A with its full compliment of test gear. 335D, 845AR, > 720A, 721A, and a BUNCH of interconnects. All of the equipment looks to be > in fine shape and VERY clean. No busted or bent posts, all knobs and > switches intact. The best part..when I asked how much he would sell it > for he told me, “If and ONLY if you take both the HP 6260B and the 7105A, I > will give it to you for $250 cash total.” > > Needles to say, I could not get my pocket opened fast enoughout flew > the cash and the gear was even loaded into the back of my truck for me. > > It has been a VERY good morning gentleman, a very good morning indeed. > > I do have a question regarding all of the FLUKE cables that came with the > 7105A: > > These are the part no’s: > > PCA-0110 > PCA-0116 > PCA-0126 > PCA-0136 > PCA-0227 > PCA-0536 > PCA-0627 > PCA-0636 > > I have multiples of these and cannot seem to locate any info on these > anywhere. I have skimmed through the manuals for all of the gear and they > seem to have no reference. What SPECIFICALLY are these for and where would > one find the info for them and their use? > > Cheers, > > David > ___ > volt-nuts mailing list -- volt-nuts@febo.com > To unsubscribe, go to > https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/volt-nuts > and follow the instructions there. > ___ volt-nuts mailing list -- volt-nuts@febo.com To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/volt-nuts and follow the instructions there.
[volt-nuts] Sometimes you just gotta gloat............
Hello All, I have been on the lookout for a variety of different FLUKE equipment. And today, it all came together in a wonderful way. I went to my favorite local Equipment Surplus Center on the hunt for an HP 6260B DC PSU. Found one, 40 dollars. DONE!!! Or so I thought, until I decided to take one more quick look before leaving with my new to me DC PSU. While cruising around I spotted what looked like a FLUKE 7105A Calibration System. You know the one.all hidden back in a dark corner. Well, sure enough it was a 7105A with its full compliment of test gear. 335D, 845AR, 720A, 721A, and a BUNCH of interconnects. All of the equipment looks to be in fine shape and VERY clean. No busted or bent posts, all knobs and switches intact. The best part..when I asked how much he would sell it for he told me, “If and ONLY if you take both the HP 6260B and the 7105A, I will give it to you for $250 cash total.” Needles to say, I could not get my pocket opened fast enoughout flew the cash and the gear was even loaded into the back of my truck for me. It has been a VERY good morning gentleman, a very good morning indeed. I do have a question regarding all of the FLUKE cables that came with the 7105A: These are the part no’s: PCA-0110 PCA-0116 PCA-0126 PCA-0136 PCA-0227 PCA-0536 PCA-0627 PCA-0636 I have multiples of these and cannot seem to locate any info on these anywhere. I have skimmed through the manuals for all of the gear and they seem to have no reference. What SPECIFICALLY are these for and where would one find the info for them and their use? Cheers, David ___ volt-nuts mailing list -- volt-nuts@febo.com To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/volt-nuts and follow the instructions there.
