Hello John.
25 Jul 97 11:13, John Farrington wrote to Roy Witt:
 RW>> (1) Singer FM service monitor.  Works fine, I've tuned up all my
 RW>> radios and  this is taking up space in the shop. With manuals and
 RW>> extra paraphonalia.  $500.00 - negotiable.
 JF>
 JF> Hello Roy:
 JF>
 JF> Thanks for your reply. I'd like to have a full-fledged servicing
 JF> monitor, but as I would probably only occasionally use it for one or
 JF> 2 radios, it would be a luxury.
It sure would.  I used to own two repeaters and a bunch of FM radios that I 
used it on.
 JF> Out of curiosity, what all does it do? Is it also usable for setting
 JF> up stereo FM receivers, or is it only for FM ham/business radios?
Well, it covers from 100kc to 600MHz all dialable in as little as 1hz steps 
to 1mhz steps. It covers both AM, FM narrow/wide band.  Of course it has an 
output generator that can be controlled by simply dialing the amount of rf 
required to do a tune up.  It also has an input to an oscilloscope to show 
the diviation settings on FM.  Oh, and a Frequecny centering meter graduated 
and switchable in three steps of 15, 10, 5hz...
Sometimes, I use it to listen to the local FM broadcast stations, just for 
grins you understand.
 JF> Does it have a built-in scope, and need plug-in front ends?
Yes, see above.  No, it doesn't need an plug-in, since it capable of dialing 
in any frequency as stated above.
... Humpty Dumpty was pushed!
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