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

West Valley College. it's on Saturday again, but we have to share the parking lot with a farmers market now for some reason.

someone's got a clock generator
macintoshes
very old video switcher
wire bonder
huh, some old HP scope. now where have I seen this before
guess what this is
cool tv!
ouch
this thing is crazy. plugs into a logic analyzer and uses like all the pods!
box of CRTs!
@tubetime would immediately buy
@tubetime oooo I see electrostatic deflection!
@tubetime Oh I want! Bummer
@tubetime looks like it's tube time.
@tubetime what was this before it became that?
@funkylab @tubetime micromanipulator needle probes (for probe stations)
@MissingClara @tubetime oh.
ouch indeed.
@funkylab @tubetime eh the actual needles seem okay(?) and they're not hard to get anyway, they're even DIY-able per your specific spec. the micropositioners themselves seem okay, and the needle holder arms can be bent back or replaced. they just need a little bit of love and I bet they'd be back into working order.
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@MissingClara @tubetime don't know, the rod on the rightmost one (2871) seems pretty bent?
@MissingClara @tubetime ah, no it's configured to that angle through the hind screw.
@tubetime
A 1948 Admiral model 19A11.
Bakelite cabinet and 7 inch screen.
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A multi-meter with RLC measurement.
@tubetime Looks similar to a Videobridge 2100 by Electro Scientific Industries! But I could be wrong...
@tubetime wirebonder at a flea-market.. only in silicon valley..
@tubetime I think I want one to dead bug small leadless chips.