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"Richard Knoppow" wrote:

I found a manual at a pay-for
site but its nearly as much as I payed for the tester.

Richard-

I may have found one at EBAMAN.com. Downloading requires registration,
which I assume to be free. It looks like 25 Megabytes if I read the
discription correctly.

http://www.ebaman.com/index.php/remo...t-Equipment/Hi
ckok/Hickok-890/

Fred
K4DII

"Fred McKenzie" wrote in message
...
In article
,
"Richard Knoppow" wrote:

I found a manual at a pay-for
site but its nearly as much as I payed for the tester.

Richard-

I may have found one at EBAMAN.com. Downloading requires
registration,
which I assume to be free. It looks like 25 Megabytes if
I read the
discription correctly.

http://www.ebaman.com/index.php/remo...t-Equipment/Hi
ckok/Hickok-890/

Fred
K4DII

Thanks, I will have to download it later when I have
access to a high speed line. I am on a dial up here. This
may well be what I am looking for.



--
Richard Knoppow
Los Angeles
WB6KBL

"Fred McKenzie" wrote in message
...
In article
,
"Richard Knoppow" wrote:

I found a manual at a pay-for
site but its nearly as much as I payed for the tester.

Richard-

I may have found one at EBAMAN.com. Downloading requires
registration,
which I assume to be free. It looks like 25 Megabytes if
I read the
discription correctly.

http://www.ebaman.com/index.php/remo...t-Equipment/Hi
ckok/Hickok-890/

Fred
K4DII

Thank you very much Fred, this turns out to be it.
While I have an A version it appears to be essentially
identical. The mysterious battery is a 22.5 volt one so I
think a couple of 9 volt batteries in series will work OK.
Its also, of course, useful to know how its supposed to be
used. While individual transistors are considered obsolete
now I still work on quite a bit of gear that has them and
sometimes something more than a DMM is desirable for trouble
shooting them.


--
Richard Knoppow
Los Angeles
WB6KBL