How I love point to point wiring! PCBs can never replace the beauty of 
equipment like that!
-joe
On Sun, 2021-07-18 at 18:14 -0700, Instrument Resources of America wrote:
> For those of you who asked. Pic No 1 of the 'hand wired underside of the 
> Beckman 7360 EPUT  meter'. For the younger folks here. Every single thing you 
> see in this pic and subsequent ones to follow was put there by a human being. 
> All of the parts and components, all of the wires, every single solder 
> connection done by human hands.  No automation what so ever. No pick and 
> place machines, no wave soldering of P.C. boards, no automated wire wrapping 
> etc.  ALL hand placed, hand wired, and hand soldered.  By the way, all of our 
> home entertainment electronics up to about the late fifties, early sixties 
> was done just like this, all radios, televisions, stereos, phonographs, were 
> all done by hand.  Any questions just ask and I'll try to answer as best as I 
> can.  Who here can spot the small handful of solid state devices in this pic? 
> Old timers, need not reply to this question!!  More to follow.       Ira.
> 
> On 7/18/2021 11:47 AM, Instrument Resources of America wrote:
> > It lives again.  Beckman Berkeley model 7360 Events Per Unit Time 
> > (E.P.U.T.) meter and timer, that I recently restored to operational 
> > condition. See the photo.   One of those fun projects that I enjoy doing, 
> > every now and then, is to restore vintage test gear.  This time it 
> > contained neon, and thought the group might like to see it.  100% vacuum 
> > tube circuitry, plus neon displays. Hope all enjoy, comments welcome. Now 
> > where is that vintage Tektronix 514D oscilloscope??????.  Off in the 
> > distance I see an HP 522 frequency counter, with vacuum tubes and similar 
> > neon displays.       Ira.

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