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Pro-Log M980
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| PM9001A | - 1702A EPROM Adapter (1702A / 4702A /9702A / 3702-1) | (2) PA24-1 | for 6654 using 512x8(EH) configurator for 2758 using 1Kx8(EH) configurator for 2716 using 2Kx8(EH) configurator |
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| PM9005 | - 2704 & 2708 EPROM Adapter (2708 / 8708 / 9708) | |||
| PM9008A | - 82S126/129 & 82S130/131 PROM Adapter | |||
| PM9031 | - 7602 / 7603 Adapter | PA24-10 | for 2732 using 4Kx8(EH) configurator | |
| PM9035 | - 5350-1 / 5351-1 / 6350-1 / 6351-1 Adapter | PA24-12 | for 2532 using 4Kx8(EH) configurator | |
| PM9064B | - 5 Volt Generic EPROM Adapter | Configurators: 512x8(EH), 1Kx8(EH), 2Kx8(EH) & (2) 4Kx8(EH) |
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| PM9064C | - 5 Volt Generic EPROM Adapter | |||
| PM9065 | - INTERSIL CMOS GENERIC Adapter | |||
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Also a 9187 RAM BUFFER removed from the M980 when it was upgraded with more memory. This equipment was expensive at one time and is still valuable for programming older memory chips, like what was used in many older mobile 2-way radios, as newer programmers require special adapters to do this which are expensive, if even available. But the only use I have for this equipment is for it's reusable components like the ZIF sockets, memory & other I.C.'s, small switches and the hard to find 5 x 7 dot matrix LED displays with integrated decoder/driver in the M980 which are all worth several hundred dollars in total, but shipment weight is ≈ 18kg making shipment expensive and extra storage space is needed so I'm letting it all go for about $300 including shipment depending on shipment cost to required location. |
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Sony U-matic Portable Video Cassette RecorderQty: 1 |
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1 – HP 3755A
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Manuals are also available. Make me an offer |
8 rack mount chassis with (4) 48 Volt Power Supplies |
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| CODER Cards | Qty 9 | NT2H03AA | Rel 510 | VOTRSFF3AA | |
| Qty 2 | NT2H03AB | Rel 304 | VQTRSFJ3AA | ||
| DECODER Cards | Qty 2 | NT2H04AB | Rel 308 | VQTRTFJ3AA | |
| Qty 2 | NT2H04DA | VOTRTFU3AA | |||
| Qty 7 | NT2H04EA | Rel 315 | VOTRTFV3AA | ||
| DCS Cards | Qty 2 | NT2H31AA | Rel 206 | VQTR1X03AA | |
| Qty 13 | NT2H31CA | Rel 206 | VOTRLXW3AA | ||
| INFO W Cards | Qty 37 | NT2H39AA | Rel 102 | VQPQ2701AA | |
| INFO N Cards | Qty 8 | NT2H39BA | Rel 102 | VQPQ2711AA | |
| MCU Cards | Qty 6 | NT2H35EA | Rel 105 | VOTRWCY3AA | |
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di-tech inc. Model 5871
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These 19" wide rack mount units are used on the radio systems of many emergency services groups |
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Servo Controlled Indicatorhas 2 IDEC IZUMI 110 to 6.3 VAC 1 watt Qty: 1 |
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Bay Technical Associates
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HP 181A Storage Scope
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Kepro BTX-200Ultra-Violet Exposure FrameThis steel case with a hinged lid is perfect for exposing printed circuit boards and many graphic art, silk screen and polymer based materials. A foam pressure pad in the lid forces artwork and material to be exposed firmly against the glass plate over the UV tubes to ensure good contact. 120 VAC with five F15T8-BL lamps, 3 / 5 lamp selector switch, 0 − 5 minute timer and Timer/Off/Manual switch. Qty: 1 |
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The above exposure frame has been sold, but I have 5 new F15T8-BL UV lamps like it used which emit long-wave UV radiation between 350-400 nm and are also used in Insect Traps, Photocopying, Photopolymerization Processes and Nail Polish Curing. NEW Qty 5 – F15T8-BL lamps – $20 |
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Fiber Optic Qty: 1 $100 |
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Fiber Optic Communication System by Foundation Instruments of Ottawa, Ontario. Two rack mounted card cages, each with one 7420T transmitter and one 7420R receiver unit for a full duplex data channel, one 7510SM modem unit for a second data channel and one 7201PS power supply. I have no other information on this equipment. |
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Recording
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Heathkit
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