Convert "Dip" Meter to Solid State

[Brad Petria]

Hi,

I have an Eico model 710 "Grid Dip" meter that uses a 6AF4 tube.
I would like to replace the tube with a semi-conductor device such
as a FET, MOSFET, etc. so I can make this battery operational.
Alternative, does anyone know where I can buy a battery powered
RF signal generator? Note: Ramesy or Jameco doesn't have any.

Thanks in advance, Brad

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[tim kettring]

Heathkit had a battery powered RF generator .

tim

bpetria@verizon.net (Brad Petria) wrote in message news:<3f79c675.124295@news.bellatlantic.net>...

Hi,

I have an Eico model 710 "Grid Dip" meter that uses a 6AF4 tube.
I would like to replace the tube with a semi-conductor device such
as a FET, MOSFET, etc. so I can make this battery operational.
Alternative, does anyone know where I can buy a battery powered
RF signal generator? Note: Ramesy or Jameco doesn't have any.

Thanks in advance, Brad

Tip for your old computer (reduce discard pollution too):

If you can't sell your old computer, don't throw it away. Use it to backup
your software by transferring files/folders from your new computer or laptop
to it. I transferred my Windows folder and other stuff to my old computer
using "PC Link", which I downloaded from www.simtel.net (cool site).

http://www.simtel.net/pub/dl/52792.html (info or download)