FS

1 - Measurements (McGraw Edison) make - Signal Generator. 25-450 MHz. It is
in rather reasonable shape considering it's age. It did seem to work ok when
tested - though I didn't put it through it's paces. You will need an AC cord
to fit it - the one I used belongs on other "personal" equipment. You can
use this for parts to repair one you may already have or choose to use this
one. No paperwork available with this unit. $15 plus shipping.

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You will also need any cables and/or connectors to tap the signal from the
sig gen. It has an N connector on the front panel. There are no cables or
connectors with this unit either.

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FS

1 - Measurements (McGraw Edison) make - Signal Generator. 25-450 MHz. It
is in rather reasonable shape considering it's age. It did seem to work ok
when tested - though I didn't put it through it's paces. You will need an
AC cord to fit it - the one I used belongs on other "personal" equipment.
You can use this for parts to repair one you may already have or choose to
use this one. No paperwork available with this unit. $15 plus shipping.

--
C. L. Furlong Enterprises - two great businesses, one location.
Electronics Plus: repairs, sales, parts and more. Gifts & Mo Gifts,
Fund-Raisers
For information, send e-mail to: Info, Sales or Postmaster at clfurent.com
Please check out our website. WWW.CLFURENT.COM