At 14:40 09-10-98 -0500, you wrote:
>Holy smokes! You're right! They're not in the 1998 catalog, but I found
>them in the 1996 catalog: HP-547A Current Tracer-- $975 !
<eep!>
My God... I just double-checked the model number on mine.
Yep... 547A. Geez, and I though the Data I/O UniSite I got a few years ago
was a coup!
What makes the darn things so expensive? For that matter, what are some of
the uses for it? I got it mainly as a curiousity, and as part of the
purchase of my logic pulser, but if the thing is one of those Really Useful
but Obscure tools, I'd like to know about it.
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Received on Fri Oct 09 1998 - 20:08:32 BST