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    <description>　When electronics projects become a hobby, you’ll need a variety of power supplies and measuring instruments for building, testing, and debugging. Here, I’ll introduce the experimental equipment that this old-timer loves to use. Lately, I’ve really noticed the remarkable rise of Chinese-made products, whether they’re devices or measuring instruments. Unfortunately, it seems the title of “manufacturing powerhouse” may be shifting to China…</description>
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      <title>FNIRSI-2D15P</title>
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      <description>Currently being proofread Internal Oscillator Voltage Measurement Adjust the probe by observing the edges of the square wave The built-in oscillator is independent Versatile Features Background&#xA;A face-like measuring device sitting in the center of the desk at the Old-Timers’ Lab.&#34; The design is quite modern. I wanted to have an oscilloscope permanently set up on my desk, but my previous one—while professional-grade—took up a lot of space, so I upgraded to this one.I traded the old one to a junior at Uhuru, and in exchange, Boss Gama treated me to some yakiniku…</description>
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      <title>Sanwa PM-7</title>
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      <description>　It’s a standard pocket tester. I think I’ve been using it for over 20 years now. The phosphor bronze contacts in the battery holder had gotten a little rusty, but once I cleaned them up, it worked again.I tried to replace it entirely with the FNRSI-2D15P, but gave up because the response was too slow, so I use this one when I’m in a pinch. Taking advantage of its compact design, I always bring this along whenever I head out with my tools.</description>
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      <title>AlienTek-DP100</title>
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      <description>Package PC-Based Control Comparison with a Portable Battery Compact Package Generate various voltage patterns If we have this, do we even need the variable-output type? Features&#xA;A power supply for experiments. It’s well-built, and despite its compact size, it provides stable voltage and current output, making it very convenient to use. I’ve actually found it very useful in various experiments. Because it’s compact, it takes up very little space on my desk.</description>
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      <title>USB-PD Soldering Iron</title>
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      <description>Package Power On Portable Battery Solid construction Instantaneous Temperature Rise Fully Portable Life goes mobile. That’s a parody of a Nokia ad that old-timers love. I guess “everything goes mobile” is a loose translation? Since I love mobile gadgets, I bought it in that spirit. However, for an unemployed, shut-in old-timer like me, it doesn’t really have much use. It only comes in handy when I absolutely can’t solder at my workbench. I’ve probably used it once or twice since I bought it.</description>
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