Old equipment manuals to give away

S

SDB

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Documentation only, give away to good home. Everything must go, one way or
the other.

Roche Centrifichem 400 Service Manuals

Varian COS IIIC Chromatograph Operators Manual & Circuits

Tally 2000 Printer Maunal

Spectra-Physics SP4270 Operators Manual

Teletype 33 (3 x ) Manuals

Nicolet 1080 Data Acquisition System Operators Manual & Circuits

Schomandl ND100M Freqenzdekade (German) Manual


Anyone know of a library for this type of stuff?

Cheers,
Steve Beames, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia.
remove-s.beames@griffith.edu.au
 
An excellent commercial library for manuals etc is:

http://www.hcsd.com.au/
 
On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 12:00:05 +1000, "SDB"
<sdbeames_nospam@hotmail.com> wrote:

Documentation only, give away to good home. Everything must go, one way or
the other.

Roche Centrifichem 400 Service Manuals

Varian COS IIIC Chromatograph Operators Manual & Circuits

Tally 2000 Printer Maunal

Spectra-Physics SP4270 Operators Manual

Teletype 33 (3 x ) Manuals

Nicolet 1080 Data Acquisition System Operators Manual & Circuits

Schomandl ND100M Freqenzdekade (German) Manual


Anyone know of a library for this type of stuff?

Cheers,
Steve Beames, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia.
remove-s.beames@griffith.edu.au
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Hello Steve,
here is a good place to send your manuals.
http://electronictrader.webserver.com.au/charles/bookhave.html
then they will be available to anyone and you can borrow
other manuals.

The deal is, you donate a manual you can borrow a manual.
Donate several manuals then you can borrow several manuals.
Borrower pays for postage.

There is another mob, High Country something or other. Talk
about wounded bulls charging. That outfit is not for hobbyists
who want a photo copy of a circuit. When you talk to them
it is tens of dollars plus plus plus and GST on top. Sorry no
single sheet photocopies. Ruthless people!
I better shut up, I feel a rant comming on about makers
not supplying circuit diagrams. A pet hate of mine.

Regards,
John Crighton
Hornsby
 
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