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In Reply to: Re: What should I look for in a Signal Generator? posted by Tabascosauce on August 25, 2006 at 00:11:54:
Humble suggestion - an IG-5218 Heath is a nice generator on its own, and in addition there are a bunch of great mods for it that make it into a very low distortion unit. It does sine and square waves up to about 100K, it doesn't use any exotic unobtainable parts, and they turn up on the Bay fairly often - for decent prices too.I have a Leader sine/square/burst generator, but honestly my modded Heath is the workhorse. I just went through the power supply on it (it's 20+ years old!) and replaced the caps and the rectifier diodes (went to fast diodes). I love mine!
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Follow Ups
- Re: What should I look for in a Signal Generator? - Jim McShane 07:07:20 08/25/06 (3)
- Totally Agree With McShane's Post. - Thomas Martens 12:58:10 08/25/06 (1)
- Re: Totally Agree With McShane's Post. - MIchael Samra 23:53:38 08/26/06 (0)
- Agreed - Gusser 10:11:40 08/25/06 (0)
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