Post by thread:[OT]: need 0-6GHz spectrum analyzer, european sell

Hi there, this is the third email which I'm sending to the list with this topic, the other two seems being lost somewhere... I'm interested in a refurbished, used (inexpensive) spectrum analyzer covering a 0-6GHz range minimum (preferable with tracking generator), not very old, from an european seller. Any hints will be appreciated, Vasile

hi Vasile, Unfornuatly I cann't help you with the spectrum analyzer, but there seems something wrong with your mail system: this indeed is the third message, as I see it ! cheers, Stef Mientki Vasile Surducan wrote: {Quote hidden}>Hi there, this is the third email which I'm sending to the list with >this topic, the other two seems being lost somewhere... > >I'm interested in a refurbished, used (inexpensive) spectrum analyzer >covering a >0-6GHz range minimum (preferable with tracking generator), not very >old, from an european seller. > >Any hints will be appreciated, >Vasile > > >

On 8/4/05, Vasile Surducan <spam_OUTpiclist9TakeThisOuTgmail.com> wrote: > Hi there, this is the third email which I'm sending to the list with > this topic, the other two seems being lost somewhere... Hi Vasile, I notice that you're using Gmail. One thing that Gmail does is 'hide' any posts on mailing lists that have come from your own email address - in other words, you won't see any of your own Piclist posts arriving from the Piclist mailserver. Rest assured though, all of your posts have appeared on the list :-) Dan

> - in other words, you won't see any of your own Piclist posts > arriving from the Piclist mailserver ......and you can see them in the archives

Vasile I've seen all of your emails as everybody else did. I'm not sure about such thing being "inexpensive" and don't live currently in europe either. Why don't you try to locate somebody from Europe selling equipment on Ebay first then call their office and check their price list ? WBR Dmitry. Vasile Surducan wrote: {Quote hidden}> > Hi there, this is the third email which I'm sending to the list with > this topic, the other two seems being lost somewhere... > > I'm interested in a refurbished, used (inexpensive) spectrum analyzer > covering a > 0-6GHz range minimum (preferable with tracking generator), not very > old, from an european seller. > > Any hints will be appreciated, > Vasile > > -