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Gregory L. Hansen
- Jan 1, 1970
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At work we have access to a pair of very nice MCAs that are about thirty
years old. It's a single box with built-in CRT, separate memory areas to
collect and display data, built-in pre-amp and window and other
electronics. It will sum, average, and do other things. And it has a
handle on top. And RS-232 port and various analog outputs.
There's been some noise about buying another MCA, but it seems nobody
sells them like this any more. They sell cards that plug into a computer,
which is fine except that then you need a computer and monitor and all
that. We don't want a card in a computer, we really like the all-in-one
box with a handle on the top. Minimal setup, minimal footprint, often
used in inconvenient positions, and it never stays in one place for very
long.
Does anyone still make something like that?
years old. It's a single box with built-in CRT, separate memory areas to
collect and display data, built-in pre-amp and window and other
electronics. It will sum, average, and do other things. And it has a
handle on top. And RS-232 port and various analog outputs.
There's been some noise about buying another MCA, but it seems nobody
sells them like this any more. They sell cards that plug into a computer,
which is fine except that then you need a computer and monitor and all
that. We don't want a card in a computer, we really like the all-in-one
box with a handle on the top. Minimal setup, minimal footprint, often
used in inconvenient positions, and it never stays in one place for very
long.
Does anyone still make something like that?