RE: Anyone seen a Hutron DSI 700 in action?

G'day folks,

I'd be willing to pitch a couple hundred into this fund. Of course, I'm
the guy who doesn't have an oscilliscope yet, and I really covet things
like this incircuit tester! I've always thought there's alot of
potential in organizing folks for large purchase (of test equipment in
this case), but it would help if everyone was in the same region. Like
if all the serious/tech collectors in the Bay Area each chipped in $100
and then signed any joint test equipment out of Al's house.

Oh well, back to your regularly scheduled reality...

                Steven S Ozdemir
                sso@dsc.com

ps - Back in the Chicago area, not surprisingly, Rick Schieve kinda
filled this role of having all the test equipment that could be loaned
out. Not surprising since as our AT&T went more towards just software,
lots of hardware labs were being gutted and we scavenged plenty of test
equipment. No oscilliscopes sadly.

>----------
>From: Joel Rosenzweig[SMTP:joel-r@an.hp.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 1998 6:49 AM
>To: vectorlist@spies.com
>Cc: Joel Rosenzweig
>Subject: Re: Anyone seen a Hutron DSI 700 in action?
>
>Clay Cowgill wrote:
>
>>
>> Too bad it's $3000. :-( There's GOT to be something we need it for at
>> work... ;-)
>
>We need to form a Vector Games Club. That way, we can all pitch in to
>buy the equipment, and can then sign it out and use it.
>
>Maybe all of us vectorheads should move to the same town, then we could
>actually do something like this. ;-)
>
>Even though I live in the Boston area, I'd vote for San Francisco. I've
>always wanted to live in the heart of Silicon Valley. The thought of all
>those surplus stores so close to each other makes me drool just thinking
>about it. Plus, the thought that a Wells Gardner color vector monitor
>might show up as surplus again, (as they once did), provides quite a
>carrot. :-)
>
>I can dream, right?
>
>Joel-
>
Received on Wed Jan 14 09:11:07 1998