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Old 16th Jan 2018, 7:17 pm   #21
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Default Re: Odd Circuitry in ADVANCE sig gen

I’ve received an email from Nathan Briggs who is MD at Advance Park Ltd. He was good enough to find the time to reply to me but advised that Advanced Instruments was acquired by Farnell, but then sold on and then disbanded, and he believes they are unreceptive to enquiries of heritage products.

All the heritage info that Advance Park have is already on their website http://www.aelgroup.co.uk/products/history.php

I’ve been playing GDO’s for the last few days so no progress on the D1P.

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