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From: brian@ucsd.Edu (Brian Kantor)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Where can I buy an inexpensive strip chart recorder?
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Date: 13 Sep 90 04:50:06 GMT
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Honeywell used to make some beautiful recorders.  They were a joy to
work on, too.

I see Rustrak and other brands of strip-chart recorders from time to
time in surplus stores, but I don't know offhand who stocks them new.
The old-old Electronics Design Gold Book that I have lists over a page
of places that carry such things new.

I'd try a large surplus electro-junk store.  If nothing nearby has any,
there's always Herbach and Rademan in Pennsylvania, if they're still in
business.  The have everything.

Edmund Scientific has one in an older catalog.  Overpriced, as usual.
	- Brian