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Hi, my name is Peter. I'm a visiting participant here, over from [ | Hi, my name is Peter. I'm a visiting participant here, over from [[tekwiki:User:Peter|TekWiki]], and help with the technical aspects of the site. | ||
I first came in contact with GR gear in the form of a 1657 Digibridge in my electronics education in the early 1980s. | |||
Being based in Europe means that GR instruments are quite rare on the hobbyist market compared to the U.S., so I only own a few, but these have a special place in my "engineering heart". | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* [https://conradhoffman.com/exp_index.pdf List of General Radio Instruments and Parts] @ conradhoffman.com | * [https://conradhoffman.com/exp_index.pdf List of General Radio Instruments and Parts] @ conradhoffman.com | ||
==My | ==My GR Gear== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
GR_1650-A_internal_2.jpg | [[1650-A]] | GR_1650-A_internal_2.jpg | [[1650-A|1650-A R-L-C Bridge]] | ||
1657_3.jpg | [[1657]] | 1657_3.jpg | [[1657|1657 Digibridge]] | ||
GR-1864-1.jpg | [[1864|1864 Megohmmeter]] | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
GR-874-C8A.jpg | GR-874-C8A.jpg | ||
GR-874-EL-1.jpg | [[874-EL]] | |||
GR-874-G3.jpg | [[874-G3]] | GR-874-G3.jpg | [[874-G3]] | ||
GR-874-G6.jpg | [[874-G6]] | GR-874-G6.jpg | [[874-G6]] | ||
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GR-874-QMMP.jpg | [[874-QMMP]] | GR-874-QMMP.jpg | [[874-QMMP]] | ||
GR-874-QNJA.jpg | [[874-QNJA]] | GR-874-QNJA.jpg | [[874-QNJA]] | ||
GR-874-QNP.jpg | [[874-QNP]] | |||
GR-874-QTNJ.jpg | [[874-QTNJ]] | GR-874-QTNJ.jpg | [[874-QTNJ]] | ||
GR-874-QTNP.jpg | [[874-QTNP]] | GR-874-QTNP.jpg | [[874-QTNP]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:59, 18 October 2024
Hi, my name is Peter. I'm a visiting participant here, over from TekWiki, and help with the technical aspects of the site.
I first came in contact with GR gear in the form of a 1657 Digibridge in my electronics education in the early 1980s. Being based in Europe means that GR instruments are quite rare on the hobbyist market compared to the U.S., so I only own a few, but these have a special place in my "engineering heart".
Links
- List of General Radio Instruments and Parts @ conradhoffman.com
My GR Gear
