On Sun, 02 May 2004 22:37:28 GMT, (John Crighton)
wrote:

Go on, tell us the model number, there are a lot of us
still interested in boat anchor style test equipment.

Is this unit similar to your sig gen
http://www.thevalvepage.com/testeq/avo/sg3/sg3.htm
http://www.thevalvepage.com/testeq/testeq.htm
Unfotunately the connector has been removed and a
BNC type fitted.

Not really similar to any of them, I'm afraid. Model number is CT
378B. I did recognise that old Advance E2, though. Had one of 'em
about 25 years ago. It was pretty ancient then!

I am guessing that you want to keep the original connector
on the sig gen and find a matching connector to make a
short test lead. Old Style connector to BNC.
My news group service doesn't allow me to see the group
a.b.s.e Pity. So I can not see the picture you posted.

Pity. Hopefully some kind soul will post it onto a web site for you. I
can't as I have no FTP s/ware installed at present. :-(
The output is just under an inch in diameter and is co-axial as you
might expect. The centre pin is about 1/16th" thick and doesn't
protrude beyond the outer. It's pretty unremarkable apart from its
size; much larger than one usually sees.
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