I know this may prompt cry's of "but you like SET's why do you want one
of those", but I don't suppose anyone here in the UK has a unwanted HP
334 or such like that they would consider exchanging for a sensible sum
of money? I have been watching on ebay for some time, but can't talk
myself into paying the shipping from the states where they all seem to be.

--
Nick

In article , Nick Gorham
writes
I know this may prompt cry's of "but you like SET's why do you want one
of those", but I don't suppose anyone here in the UK has a unwanted HP
334 or such like that they would consider exchanging for a sensible sum
of money? I have been watching on ebay for some time, but can't talk
myself into paying the shipping from the states where they all seem to be.

Http://www.testequipmenthq.com/
http://www.johnsradio-uk.com/products.asp
http://www.cooke-int.com/index.html
Http://www.mb-radio.co.uk/frames/test/index.html

I'm sure there must be a few around. I've got a 339A, one on there a
snip at 1200 sheets!.

There are quite a few suppliers of S/H test gear in the UK.


--
Tony Sayer

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
...
I know this may prompt cry's of "but you like SET's why do you want one of
those", but I don't suppose anyone here in the UK has a unwanted HP 334 or
such like that they would consider exchanging for a sensible sum of money?
I have been watching on ebay for some time, but can't talk myself into
paying the shipping from the states where they all seem to be.

--
Nick

If you can find one, go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.

S.

In article , Serge Auckland
writes

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
...
I know this may prompt cry's of "but you like SET's why do you want one of
those", but I don't suppose anyone here in the UK has a unwanted HP 334 or
such like that they would consider exchanging for a sensible sum of money?
I have been watching on ebay for some time, but can't talk myself into
paying the shipping from the states where they all seem to be.

--
Nick

If you can find one, go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.

S.



Yes I've got one of they. Make me an offer I can't refuse;-)).....
--
Tony Sayer

In article ,
tony sayer wrote:
If you can find one, go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an all-in-one
audio measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low
distortion oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They
were made in the UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges.
Measures down to 0.1% full-scale, so if the distortion is below what
you can measure, you don't need to worry about it.

Yes I've got one of they. Make me an offer I can't refuse;-)).....

You'd be surprised what they go for on Ebay. Especially if in good
cosmetic condition as most are rather battered. And with the optional
balancing/monitoring unit.

BTW, I've scanned and OCR'd the instruction manuals for both units as most
are supplied secondhand without. The circuit diagrams are best photocopied
to double size. I've cleaned up both the circuit diagrams but not the
other parts and exploded views which were all pretty poor on my originals.

--
*Out of my mind. Back in five minutes.

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
...
I know this may prompt cry's of "but you like SET's why do you want one of
those", but I don't suppose anyone here in the UK has a unwanted HP 334 or
such like that they would consider exchanging for a sensible sum of money?
I have been watching on ebay for some time, but can't talk myself into
paying the shipping from the states where they all seem to be.

--
Nick

If you can find one, my advice is to go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an
all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.

S.

Serge Auckland wrote:


If you can find one, my advice is to go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an
all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.


Good, point, I knew of those, I got distracted looking for the HP.

--
Nick

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
...
Serge Auckland wrote:


If you can find one, my advice is to go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an
all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in
the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.


Good, point, I knew of those, I got distracted looking for the HP.

--
Nick


Radford did a nice one. I have seen them around from time to time.

Graham Holloway

In article , Graham Holloway
writes

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
.. .
Serge Auckland wrote:


If you can find one, my advice is to go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an
all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in
the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.


Good, point, I knew of those, I got distracted looking for the HP.

--
Nick


Radford did a nice one. I have seen them around from time to time.


Yes had one of those once fine old time nulling out!.

Ex Neve it was.......

--
Tony Sayer

"Graham Holloway" wrote in message
...

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
...
Serge Auckland wrote:


If you can find one, my advice is to go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an
all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in
the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you
don't
need to worry about it.


Good, point, I knew of those, I got distracted looking for the HP.

--
Nick


Radford did a nice one. I have seen them around from time to time.

Graham Holloway

Excellent.- They go for huge amounts of money - to Japan.