On Thu, 20 Aug 2015, Jay Jaeger wrote:
On 8/20/2015 7:11 AM, tony duell wrote:
They reuse numbers for what I call marketing numbers. For example,
with a LaserJet 8150dn, the 8150 is a marketing number and not the
actual HP product number, which was C4267A. As far as I know they've
never
They reuse numbers for what I call marketing numbers. For example,
with a LaserJet 8150dn, the 8150 is a marketing number and not the
actual HP product number, which was C4267A. As far as I know they've
never actually reused a product number.
The same occurs with IBM type numbers and
At least, under Google and eBay, one can add exclusionary terms:
hp 9100 -printer -scanner
Seems to do pretty well under Google. Under eBay I had to add a lot
more exclusions, and ran out of room.
JRJ
On 8/20/2015 7:11 AM, tony duell wrote:
They reuse numbers for what I call marketing
On 2015-Aug-19, at 3:58 PM, William Donzelli wrote:
Yes, let the guys keep selling the higher demand documents - HP, Tek,
Heathkit. Nearly all of those are super common anyway
. . .
In fact, due to your time constraints, I would not bother with the HP,
Tek, or Heathkit manuals at all
. . .
Not to disagree or contradict you, but I have to mention what may be an
exception to that in the case of one HP instrument:
There are always exceptions.
Anyway,
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Agilent-HP-Keysight-05480-90013-5480A-5480B-Service-Manual-/361296424349
Is that a different instrument?
