Here is a photo. Works great, still need to clean it up a little. Thanks, John

Thanks for posting the pics. But It is all code. What am I doing wrong.

Paul P.


"John" wrote in message
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Here is a photo. Works great, still need to clean it up a little. Thanks,
John
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On Sun, 06 Jan 2008 20:58:03 GMT, John
wrote:

Here is a photo. Works great, still need to clean it up a little. Thanks, John

Man, blast from the past, I had one of those when I was younger. Great
tester, I loved it. Sadly I have no idea what happened to it, but it
was great.

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Thanks for posting the pics. But It is all code. What am I doing wrong.

You're doing nothing wrong. That is yEnc coding. If you are using some NG
readers, such as Outlook Express (as I do), you need a separate program to
decode the yEnc stuff.

Perhaps the original poster could repost it in .JPG format so that more
people could view it.

Yes, I know you can find freeware/shareware decoders & whatnot which support
yEnc, but I already have more than enough sketchy software installed on my
machine, thank you very much.

Phil

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Thanks for posting the pics. But It is all code. What am I doing wrong.

Paul P.


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Here is a photo. Works great, still need to clean it up a little. Thanks,
John
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I am curious about this precision 910 tester. I have a 612 which is not
unlike this, but it has 10 lever switches to select the connections of the
10 tube terminals. On this photo of the 910 there is just a row of buttons.
Anyone know how the three choices [common, 'plate' and filament] of element
connection are selected in this model??
Thanks

Neil S.

"PeterD" wrote in message
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On Sun, 06 Jan 2008 20:58:03 GMT, John
wrote:

Here is a photo. Works great, still need to clean it up a little. Thanks,
John

Man, blast from the past, I had one of those when I was younger. Great
tester, I loved it. Sadly I have no idea what happened to it, but it
was great.

On Mon, 07 Jan 2008 16:53:05 GMT, "Neil S"
wrote:

I am curious about this precision 910 tester. I have a 612 which is not
unlike this, but it has 10 lever switches to select the connections of the
10 tube terminals. On this photo of the 910 there is just a row of buttons.
Anyone know how the three choices [common, 'plate' and filament] of element
connection are selected in this model??
Thanks

Neil S.


Way too long ago for me, but I remember punching those buttons a lot.
bg I think the grid, filament plate are all controlled by the rotary
switches, iirc.

What you meant to say was

Uh, yeah, what the professor said :-)

Phil

I am curious about this precision 910 tester. I have a 612 which is not
unlike this, but it has 10 lever switches to select the connections of the
10 tube terminals.

Similar to my 10-12?

Phil Nelson

WOW. That is beautiful. John you did a good job on that restoration.

I have a ratty B&K Dyna Quick. It is a great workhorse but ratty looking
with some loose sockets. I also added a three wire cord to that B&K like
you did. I was getting buzzed off of the chassis and did not like it.

Paul.