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One way to fund such parts is to figure out what other items used them and see

if you can find those items on ebay, craigslist or even big yard sales.

Peter

On 5/8/2015 3:35 PM, dburton97128@... [hp_agilent_equipment] wrote:

> I have two HP 6034A's that are bad. One I know has a bad 40 pin uP that seems

> difficult to find. The second finally failed as well and I suspect the same

> problem since swapping the uP into the first one no longer makes it work.

> It's a socketed 40 pin DIP (TMS 9981) if anyone knows where they can be found

> for less than $100's each. I did have a Chinese supplier quote $50-60, but

> rumor has it all the parts from China are counterfeit or worse. (We had some

> hard to find parts turn out to be nicely relabeled parts that weren't anything

> similar to what they were supposed to be).

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