Gotta be something significant - like an item of test gear or hi-fi.
Gotta be something YOU constructed too !!!
I have an EA May '66, 2 MHz calibrated CRO, still in good order.
Will post a pic on ABSE, if asked.
So will you too !!
....... Phil
Well I can't beat that Phil. I built an EA Playmaster 136 which was later passed on to a friend's father along with a Philips belt drive turntable and an ADC magnetic cartridge. At a recent school reunion my class mate reported the amplifier hadn't missed a beat and is still going strong. Apparently his father uses it everyday and other than the volume control is a bit "scratchy" in one channel at some settings he's completely happy with it and has seen no reason to replace it. Perhaps on day when I have reason to be in his area I'll drop in with a replacement dual pot and perform a "transplant".
"Alan Rutlidge"
** Well just lookie - here is one on eBay right now !!Amazing !!!
I recall selling transistor packs ( when at Edge Electrix) for the power amp stages - supplied from Fairchild - in early 1973. Consisting of:
1 x AY9171 1 x AY8171 1 x 2N3638A 1 x 2N3643 1 x SE4010 1 x 2N4250 1 x 2N3565Probably the first all silicon, fully complementary audio amp sold as a kit in Aussie.
The AY prefix output devices came in TO66 packs, with gold plated leads and mounting base.
Too pretty to actually use .....
..... Phil
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