Whoa!
Yep, that's the one! Boy, did you ever get lucky! Those current tracers
are $300-$400 a shot! And HP *still* makes these.
Such a deal.
On Thu, 08 Oct 1998 18:40:44 -0700 Bruce Lane <kyrrin_at_jps.net> writes:
>At 00:44 09-10-98 -0000, you wrote:
>
>>I've lusted after the HP Current Tracer for years, but they are very
>>expensive and the price keeps going up!
>
> Is this the probe that looks a lot like the later models of HP
>Logic
>Probe, except with an insulated tip and a little pot that's used to
>set the
>sensitivity?
>
> If so, I got lucky and found one at a local swap meet. I think
>the guy
>wanted all of $25 for it and the HP Logic Pulser. I got both,
>naturally.
>
> I would conclude that they do show up at techie swaps, but not
>that often.
>
>
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