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I hate Nickel Cadmium batteries so much! Today I've been having a bit of a clean up. Well, actually I'm looking for something I can't find. Months ago I trashed a dead HP Prolient rack server for parts. It had some nice small fans, that would probably be suitable for to use in a current project. Of course back then I somehow neglected to put the fans in the box with all the other salvaged 12V computer fans.

So they are 'somewhere'. If I merely search for them it will go on indefinitely, and nothing useful will get done. It's best to do something else in the meantime, and the fans will (hopefully) turn up. So I'm taking the opportunity to do some serious tidying and crap-culling. So far still no fans, but in going through one shelf I found a box I had no memory of whatsoever. Opening it I found an old HP 208A test oscillator, with top and bottom covers removed (and in the box.) There's a vaguest tickle of memory about this, but it's mainly a general sense of revulsion.

No recollection at all of where the unit came from. The revulsion is understandable. It seems that back then I'd opened it, and discovered it contained nickel cadmium batteries.

Maybe they were starting to corrode a bit even then. Apparently I put it in the box to de-battery and clean it up later. And promptly forgot about it.

Fair enough, it probably happened sometime in the interval 1999 to 2005, when my life was kind of generally drama-filled and distracted. Aplikasi Sistem Pakar Dengan Php Explode there. Anyway, the batteries have had maybe another 10 years to work their chemical wiles. So now the unit is pretty messed up in the area of the batteries. I don't need this. Have plenty of other far better signal generators, and while I like restoring old HP and Tek gear I currently have waaaaay too many projects. So it's up for grabs, as is.