Want to buy an Ostrich 1 or 2.0 for 1227747 ecm use.

[damanx]

What do you have and what can we work out!

Thanks!

[damanx]

Bump......

[Six_Shooter]

You will also need a "socket booster" for the Ostrich 2.0. I don't think the Ostrich 1.0 needed it though.

[damanx]

Yeah, forgot about the booster.

You wanna sell one of your extra 2.0's? :thumbsup:

[Six_Shooter]

Sorry damanx, I'd like to keep my flock of Emus together at this point. :)

[damanx]

No worries, I have an ocd also with things like that. I know I have more than enough o scopes and dvms than I need, but nothing like having spares. Last count on ecm's was 8, and I know I have at least 3 of each sensor.

In regards to the ostrich, I think I will just order direct from moates. Their cost versus resale isn't that much to justify forgoing a warranty.

[Six_Shooter]

O'Scopes you say? That leads to other test equipment... I might be persuaded to trade an Ostrich for a Function/Signal Generator, if you have one to trade.

You're right about resale value. The only reason I have so many is because I usually bought packages that made the overall package too good to pass up.

[damanx]

I have 2 function generators. What are you looking for?

[Six_Shooter]

I'd like something that will go to at least 1 MHZ, has all of the basic signals, sine, triangle, square, etc. (arb would be a bonus) and the duty cycle control of the square wave MUST be adjustable down to at least 1% and up to 99%. Vout of up to 10V would be great. A built in display would be a bonus and preferred, so that I don't need to use my O'scope or get a frequency counter to go along with it. I've used a function gen recently that would only allow adjustment between 20% and 80% of the square wave duty cycle, which made it basically useless for what I was testing, since it turned out I needed to go down to 11% to 12% to get the end result. I'm glad I used that one at school before buying one, since it was one of the models I have been looking at.

let me know what you have.

[damanx]

I sent you a pm before seeing your response above.