in excellent
condition. Very similar to the MFJ201.
Has a frequency range of
1.5-250MHz
in 6 ranges, with 2kHz sine wave modulation available. Its size is 6.9"
x 2.6" x 2" and it weighs 1.4lbs. It uses a standard 9V battery, and has
provision for external 9V power, as well as an earphone jack for
monitoring.
Lowe FX-1
in
excellent condition.
Obtained from England, the
Lowe FX-1 reminds me of an
updated (but much prettier)
version of the Midland-series.
It also has a slightly wider frequency coverage of
0.7 - 250 MHz. Like one
of my favorites (the
Kenwood DM-81),
the Lowe
stores its coils within its case: a plate on the back has a small
thumbscrew (fingerscrew? <grin> ) and a compartment wherein the coils
are stored. Overall, a very nice unit, with several attractive features.
Lysco
DipMaster GDO
w/all coils & manual, in
excellent
condition.LYSCO
was a transmitter manufacturer in the 40s and 50s.
an
AS-NEW
Measurements
59
complete with the suitcase carry-a
beautiful instrument in incredible shape;
this unit was believed to have been a 'Salesman's Sample' but apparently
was not carried around much, if so. Also I have a partial body for
parts; the 59LF Low Frequency Head; and (obtained separately from the
above GDO) the 200-900MHz
VHF/UHF Head.
a
very good
Measurements
("div McGraw-Edison") 159
. This unit is similar to, and may be
considered a modernized version of, the
Measurements 59. If anything, I like this one even better!!!
covers 1.5-250MHz in 6 bands. My used one came with
the original box, instruction sheet, and all coils-even the
still-wrapped orig. 9V battery, in AS-NEW
condition. The MFJ-201
has an FT-243 socket
for crystal testing.
Available new, it is a
very good GDO for the money: accurate, portable, and reasonably rugged.
Very similar to the
Loadstar
KDM-6
etc. series... except for a regular knob-operated injection level
(instead of a thumbwheel.)
is a band-switching GDO, covering from 1.75 MHz - 34.8 MHz in 5
bands. A frequency counter can be connected to the "FREQ OUT" RCA jack
for
higher
accuracy. It manages bandswitching-instead of multiple plug-in coils-by
putting the coils inside the box, and using a single plug-in coil for
coupling. I believe that is the primary reason for the greatly limited
bandwidth. It uses the standard 9 VDC battery, mounted internally. I
obtained this one some time after manufacturing ceased because Amateur
Electronic Supply still had one on the shelf in Florida. MFJ was absolutely no help in my
quest for one-never even replying to my inquiries.
higher
accuracy. It manages bandswitching-instead of multiple plug-in coils-by
putting the coils inside the box, and using a single plug-in coil for
coupling. I believe that is the primary reason for the greatly limited
bandwidth. It uses the standard 9 VDC battery, mounted internally. I
obtained this one some time after manufacturing ceased because Amateur
Electronic Supply still had one on the shelf in Florida. 
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