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30th January 2009, 11:13 PM
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Random Noise Generator
Hi there, I've happened across a General Radio Company Random Noise Generator Type 1390-b. I'm not sure how to test it to ensure that it is fully functioning, but I am wondering if there is any interest for someone to purchase this.
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