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Scored A Nice Frequency Counter On Ebay

KD8HMO

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I just scored a really nice Fluke 1920A 500mhz freq counter on Ebay. Got it for $70 and free shipping. It seems to be in really nice shape and clean. I`m sending it to a repair shop to have it gone over and calibrated.

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Did you get it from "TryC2"? I have bought about two dozen pieces of test equipment from them with only one failing to meet standard.
 
I bought this one for $88.00 201742724821 Plus 15.02 shipping.
I don't know if it is accurate yet I'm waiting for access to a calibration standard.
Racal Dana 1992 Nanosecond Universal Frequency Counter

Yours is a good catch too!
 
I`m sending it to a repair shop to have it gone over and calibrated.

If you're going to set up a shop for repairing radio gear get yourself a 10MHz Rubidium or GPS Frequency Standard and you don't need to worry about calibration for any of your gear that measures frequency which can use an external 10MHz clock source.
 
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I wont need anything like that for quite a while. I am just starting to learn the basics. If they replace any bad parts like electrolytics and recalibrate it at that lab, that will be more than I need. This was a pretty decent counter back in the day.
 

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