it's another early morning Silicon Valley Electronics Flea Market!

[n_dimension@infosec.exchange]

@tubetime

Ask them about the time machine, clearly they used the clock to calibrate the temporal lag be sending it forward in time, and it looped few times

[ozzelot@mstdn.social]

@tubetime
wow

[tubetime@mastodon.social]

huh, some old HP scope. now where have I seen this before

[jenesuispersonne@piaille.fr]

@tubetime
Will it interest #CuriousMarc ?

[tubetime@mastodon.social]

guess what this is

[pippipopple@mastodon.social]

@skaverat @tubetime ping ping ping ping

[longnoserob@famichiki.jp]

@tubetime wirebonder at a flea-market.. only in silicon valley..

[tubetime@mastodon.social]

cool tv!

[jenesuispersonne@piaille.fr]

@tubetime
A multi-meter with RLC measurement.

[realgene@hachyderm.io]

@tubetime
A 1948 Admiral model 19A11.
Bakelite cabinet and 7 inch screen.

[carpetbomberz@mastodon.online]

@tubetime

I wonder!
I see "plug-ins" !!
I learned about those where I saw this the HP Scope too.

[tubetime@mastodon.social]

this thing is crazy. plugs into a logic analyzer and uses like all the pods!

[whitequark@social.treehouse.systems]

@tubetime what are these?

[anthony@bitbang.social]

@whitequark @tubetime micromanipulators, by the looks of it

[casandro@f-ckendehoelle.de]

@tubetime It's an LCR bridge of course.

[oclsc@mstdn.ca]

@tubetime Admiralable!

[tubetime@mastodon.social]

box of CRTs!

[laberpferd@sueden.social]

@tubetime would immediately buy

[root42@chaos.social]

@tubetime Looks similar to a Videobridge 2100 by Electro Scientific Industries! But I could be wrong...

[funkylab@mastodon.social]

@tubetime what was this before it became that?