[volt-nuts] Sometimes you just gotta gloat............

[Todd Micallef]

David,

Congratulations on your find. It looks like you have just added several new
'projects' to keep you busy. I found a reference to those cables on
pmelforum here ...

http://www.pmelforum.com/index.php?topic=2112.0

If no one here can help you, the folks there might still have some 7105's
laying around to help. I wonder if the cables were spec'd for some
government contract. They like to purchase turn-key products.


Todd

On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 11:59 AM, David Garrido <d.garrido at me.com> wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> I have been on the lookout for a variety of different FLUKE equipment.
> And today, it all came together in a wonderful way.
>
> I went to my favorite local Equipment Surplus Center on the hunt for an HP
> 6260B DC PSU.  Found one, 40 dollars. DONE!!!  Or so I thought, until I
> decided to take one more quick look before leaving with my new to me DC PSU.
>
> While cruising around I spotted what looked like a FLUKE 7105A Calibration
> System.  You know the one………….all hidden back in a dark corner.  Well, sure
> enough it was a 7105A with its full compliment of test gear.  335D, 845AR,
> 720A, 721A, and a BUNCH of interconnects.  All of the equipment looks to be
> in fine shape and VERY clean.  No busted or bent posts, all knobs and
> switches intact.  The best part…………..when I asked how much he would sell it
> for he told me, “If and ONLY if you take both the HP 6260B and the 7105A, I
> will give it to you for $250 cash total.”
>
> Needles to say, I could not get my pocket opened fast enough…………out flew
> the cash and the gear was even loaded into the back of my truck for me.
>
> It has been a VERY good morning gentleman, a very good morning indeed.
>
> I do have a question regarding all of the FLUKE cables that came with the
> 7105A:
>
> These are the part no’s:
>
> PCA-0110
> PCA-0116
> PCA-0126
> PCA-0136
> PCA-0227
> PCA-0536
> PCA-0627
> PCA-0636
>
> I have multiples of these and cannot seem to locate any info on these
> anywhere.  I have skimmed through the manuals for all of the gear and they
> seem to have no reference.  What SPECIFICALLY are these for and where would
> one find the info for them and their use?
>
> Cheers,
>
> David
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