Well, can't help you with any of the HP stuff, but as for ebay your max
would be $95 and the current bid would be $21.

-Shawn


Philip Pemberton wrote:
> Hi,
>   Does anyone here use a HP 1650B or 1651B logic analyser? I'm thinking about
> buying one and I've got a few questions that I need answering.
>   - Besides HP themselves, were there any second-sources of the little grey
>     "grabber" tips that connected up to the connector pods? The analysers
>     seem to be quite regularly listed on ebay, but the pods and grabbers seem
>     to be about as easy to find as a lump of 99.9% pure unobtainium.
>   - Does anyone know if the disk drive fitted to the 1650B is capable of
>     writing to 1.44MB disks or is it strictly 720K only?
>   - Does anyone know of a source for manuals for the 1650B, either in
>     electronic format (i.e. Djvu or PDF) or on paper? Has anyone written and
>     published a quick-reference card of some form?
>
> Ordinarily I would check the HP (well, Agilent) website, but the sum of the
> info provided by Agilent is basically, "No support, no parts, perhaps you'd
> like to buy one of our new analysers?"
>
> Also, do any of the Ebay nuts here know what happens if, for example, I did
> this:
>   1) I place a bid of $50
>   2) Someone bids up to $20
>   3) I place a bid of $95
>
> Assuming the bid increment is $1, would the bid at (3) cancel out the bid at
> (1) (meaning the price stands at $51) or would it increase my maximum bid and
> leave the current bid at $21? This kind of situation doesn't seem to be
> covered by Ebay's online help.
>
> Thanks.
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