[time-nuts] List of interesting equipment

[David J Taylor]

> Hello.
> Would not be very useful to create a list of what interesting ideas have
> been implemented on what instrument (sometimes in a perfect way, 
> sometimes
> maybe not), so everyone could study the service manuals, schematics, and 
> learn?
> I think it will become a reference of the "state of the art" of past and
> present technology, as well as very helpful to beginners and homebrewers
> (and a good guide in buying old used equipment as well, maybe just for
> experimenting with that circuit).
>
> Best regards,
> Andrea Baldoni

Yes, innovations should be recorded.  A good topic for our Wiki (whatever 
happened to that?) I would have thought.

Cheers,
David
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