Nick,
That thing sure brings back memories! The fine assembly guides, the
super-crappy Molex IC socket pins that came on strips, the quality
carbon resistors... Does it actually count to 100 MHz? The input circuit
looks like it will dissipate a watt or two.
On 6/12/15 3:49 AM, Nick wrote:
I swore I wasn't going to ever buy any more nixie stuff, but then...
...I picked up an Heathkit IB-1101 0-100+MHz 5-digit frequency counter for
a pound (about USD 1.55), including its manual.
Nick
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