QM-1 & IB-2 FOR Sale

[Howard]

Hello Gents,

Have the following equipment for sale.  Any takers.  

Howard

Heathkit QM-1 "Q" Meter

Tests components at operating frequency—150 kc to 18 mc, Large 4½" 50 ua
meter—easy to read dial scales 
Measures Q, L, and distributed capacity of coils, No special alignment
equipment required—test coil furnished 
Metered oscillator output for constant injection.  Inductance: 1 microhenry
to 10 millihenrys. Q: 250 Full scale x 1 or x 2. Capacitance: Actual 40
mmf—450 mmf; Effective 40 mmf—400 mmf; Vernier ± 3 mmf.

Unit has not been plugged in years and I don’t know operational condition.
Sold AS-IS, with copied Manual.  

$35 Plus S&H, Continental US shipping only.


Heathkit IB-2 Impedance Bridge

The IB-2A is a self-contained, direct reading precision laboratory
instrument designed for rapid and accurate measurement of resistors,
capacitance, inductance, dissipation factors of condensers, and storage
factors of inductors. It employs a Wheatstone Bridge, a Capacity Comparison
Bridge, a Maxwell Bridge, and a Hay Bridge in one compact package. Measures
resistance from 0-.1 ohm to 10 megohms, capacitance from 100 mmf to 100 mfd,
inductance from 0-.1 millihenry to 100 henries, dissipation factor (D) from
0.002 to 1, and storage factor (Q) from 0.1 to 1,000. A 100-0-100 ua meter
provides for null indications.

Unit has not been plugged in years and I don’t know operational condition.
Sold AS-IS, with copied Manual.  

$35 Plus S&H, Continental US shipping only.



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