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Wanted: Vintage Tektronix Test Equipment

Hello Everyone,

I'm on the hunt for some vintage Tektronix test equipment (400-series and 500-series oscilloscopes, calibration equipment, etc.) Ideally, I'm looking for vacuum-tube and discrete-transistor based gear (prior to their newer IC-based stuff.)

I live in the Surrey, British Columbia (Canada) area and am willing to travel up to 300km. I don't have a lot of money to spend on this stuff,as it's a hobby, but will be more than happy to pay a fair price / fair market value.

I'm also interested in old vacuum-tube based HP frequency counters.

Thanks for your time -

Regards,

Chris

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Chris
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This group does NOT have in its name one of the following: forsale marketplace ads biz thus it is NOT the proper group for this.

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Dave U. Random

Thanks Jeff,

Will keep this in-mind for future postings.

Chris

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Chris

Why not extend your range to Beaverton, Oregon? Likely estate sales and widows would keep you stocked.

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spamtrap1888

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