Greetings everyone,
I thought the group might appreciate my latest toy. It uses genuine
Beckman displays SP-351 & SP-353 to show 4-1/2 digits.
Data Precision was located in Wakefield, Mass. until sometime in the 80”s. Does
anyone know any details about the company or
its demise? I haven’t found a whole lot of info online. I also have its little
brother, the rechargeable 245, which uses the .3” high
Beckman displays and even sports a lanyard for carrying! Will show that one
soon. They also made a frequency counter with a
family resemblance to the rest of their line. That one uses LED readouts and
the one I have is in parts-only condition unfortunately.
> On Dec 6, 2021, at 9:00 AM, martin martin <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I was helping a friend clean out his garage and this popped in to view. How
> could I leave it there to break or be lost?
>
> If one looks close at the clear glass it really looks great.
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