Hi Brian,
Thanks, I'll download it.
My paper manual was an original I bought from HP for about $300. It had
all of the change sheets from the very earliest 5065A's to the very latest.
I bought the manual in the late 1980's.
I like to mention Scott McGrath's deceit as often as polite conversation
allows in the groups he likes to frequent. My hope is he will be a man
and return the manual. Barring that, I would like everyone that might have
the opportunity to deal with him to know what they are getting themselves
into.
End of this month, I am going to have a chat with his supervisor at Harvard.
Since he used a Harvard email address, and had me mail the manual to his
office at Harvard, I see this as a Harvard problem.
Hear that Scott? You have until the end of March!
-Chuck Harris
Brian Kirby wrote:
Chuck,
I bought a 5065A manual and did a high quality scan of it and placed it
at http://www.kennethkuhn.com/hpmuseum/scans/ - its in three parts.
Unfortunately all I had was a single page scanner - which meant some
schematics have 5 scans for each page - but I left overlap so they can
be line up and taped together. I used grey scales on the pictures and
schematics that needed them
Brian KD4FM
-Chuck Harris WROTE:
I'd sure like to fix it, but Scott McGrath, representing himself as an
employee of Harvard University, borrowed my manual more than a year ago,
and refuses to return it. Oh well!
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