07-09-2026, 03:15 PM
Speaking of test equipment, I thought this would be useful information, as it seems some of you do circuit analysis. I find it often necessary to be able to measure current in a circuit, without having to make alterations that change circuit operating conditions, by use of a clip-on current probe. For those who want to know what that is see the attached
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I've owned two HP-428A's for some years and find them necessary for doing serious audio work, both tube and transistor. Here's where you can download the 428A manual:
https://www.lost-manuals.com/en/manufact...428a#12901
LF
I've owned two HP-428A's for some years and find them necessary for doing serious audio work, both tube and transistor. Here's where you can download the 428A manual:
https://www.lost-manuals.com/en/manufact...428a#12901
LF




