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Originally Posted by davet753
Check on Ebay and see what they have there. Ive got an Eico 147 signal tracer that I picked up a few years back for $30 to replace one that was so well-used the selector switches were worn out. The 147 traces RF, AF, and has a test speaker, test amp, wattmeter functionality, and even a test speaker function with built-in output transformer. All in all, a handy piece of test equipment.
I also have the solid state version, the Eico 150. It works well, but I prefer the more robust tube-based 147 model.
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I bought my first signal tracer in 1963. It's an Allied Knight-Kit. I bought it to troubleshoot transistor radios. It's about the same as the competitive makes with the test speaker, output transformer, watt meter ETC.
Allied always used new production components instead of the war surplus parts like Eico and Heath used.
