Wayne Kerr 4250 LCR meter

I have a Wayne Kerr model 4250 LCR meter. Wayne Kerr want £75.00 for a photocopy of the manual !!

Anybody got a better offer?

Thanks,

John

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Manufacturer: WAYNE KERR Model: 4250 Description: Operating - Service Part Number: MP-89395 Condition: Good Price: $35.00 USD (that's less than £19.00, I believe -- if you buy on credit card, they do conversion automatically). Shipping is extra. They can FedEx it out today.

These guys are great (and I don't work for them). They've bailed me out a number of times.

I've always managed to get manuals cheaper than these guys. Try Ed Matsuda he's at earthlink.net and his email address is edmatsuda.

Good luck Chris

My text: I've always managed to get manuals cheaper than these guys. Try Ed Matsuda he's at earthlink.net and his email address is edmatsuda.

Something must be wrong with my Moz browser - it failed to put angles in front of the lines in this last followup.

They are a respected instrument maker, but upon reflection (and saying it quickly) I see your point.

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

nope, brits are "familiar" with it, so to speak, John Wayne/Deb Kerr I beleive. On the physical level, Genome may have some subtle comments

martin

After the first death, there is no other. (Dylan Thomas)

It came from John Wayne and Deborah Kerr. The guy who founded the company had a brother in the film business (or something like that).

^^^^^ => whose

Well, having never heard of any "Jenny Taylor," I had to go look it up.

Yikes! Bootiyicious???!?!?!

Cheers! Rich

"Wayne Kerr"......is it only Aussies who'll be rolling in the aisles at that one?

Ken

I knew a girl who's name was Jenny, she married a chap with the surname Taylor (no, not me). One has to be very careful when addressing her.

Ken

OK, I made a typo while "correcting" a misspelling - it should be "Bootylicious".

Thanks, Rich

Dang, I had letters all over the place and let spell-check 'fix' it for me. Getting lazy in my old age.

Cheers.

Ken

Didn't affect the content at the link though. :-)

Ken

I used to know a Michael Hunt.

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