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Carnegie Mellon University's Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept.
has some magnetic equipment to give away ASAP for free, or it will be
scrapped.  If you are interested, please contact Al Grupe at
alan@gto.ece.cmu.edu or (412) 268-2526.

9 GHz FHR System

Major components:
1.  Varian V-3603 Electromagnet, rotaatable about vertical axis

2.  Walker WS-42168-4A power supply, compatible with the V-3603

3.  Walker/Magnion WE-8-10D  Digital Electronic sweep generator

4.  Homemade heat exchanger system for use with city water system and magnet

5.  Microwave equipment table for Varian magnet

6.  Basic 9GHz microwave bridge and cavity system

7.  Real time data acquisition and control band on a HP 86B computer

8.  Assirted amplifiers, power supplies, lock-in defectorss, plotters, etc.

Assitional microwave and electronic components may be available.  This
is about 4500 lbs (approx 2 tons worth of equipment), and will fill
about half of a room.

Andrew N. Westmeyer
qwerty@cmu.edu

Materials Science and Engineering
Carnegie Mellon University

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