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* Logic analyzer, [[http://www.bitscope.com Bitscope]] or [[http://www.tech-tools.com/dv_main.htm DigiView]] or similar | * Logic analyzer, [[http://www.bitscope.com Bitscope]] or [[http://www.tech-tools.com/dv_main.htm DigiView]] or similar | ||
* [[http://www.google.com/products?hl=en&q=pc%20cable%20tester PC cable tester]] | * [[http://www.google.com/products?hl=en&q=pc%20cable%20tester PC cable tester]] | ||
* <s>Cat-5 tester that detects split pairs</s> | * <s>Cat-5 tester that detects split pairs</s> | ||
* <s>Infrared thermometer</s> | * <s>Infrared thermometer</s> | ||
* Thermal camera | * Thermal camera | ||
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* Headphone-style hearing protectors | * Headphone-style hearing protectors | ||
* Sheet-feed scanner | * Sheet-feed scanner | ||
* Brady IDXPERT label printer | |||
=== Furniture === | === Furniture === | ||
* Any wheeled shelving or carts with dimensions smaller than (32"Hx64"WX30"D). This will fit under our tables. | * Any wheeled shelving or carts with dimensions smaller than (32"Hx64"WX30"D). This will fit under our tables. | ||
* < | * <s>Any tall shelving, approx 24-36"Wx18"Dx72"H.</s> | ||
* '''Plastic bins''', boxes, trays, the sturdier the better. Clear? | * '''Plastic bins''', boxes, trays, the sturdier the better. Clear? | ||
* <s>Dry-erase board (we built this ourselves)</s> | * <s>Dry-erase board (we built this ourselves)</s> | ||
Revision as of 11:07, 11 July 2008
Our most urgent need currently is for bins, boxes, and shelving! Please see below.
We're always on the lookout for donations. Put what you've got to good use! Donate it to HacDC!
E-mail [email protected] if you have questions about specific items that do not appear here, or to arrange specific donation times. Otherwise, please stop by any of our public events with your donations!
Equipment
Power Tools
Circular saw- Soldering Irons
3/8" VSR Drill (in good working order plzkthx!)- Shop-Vac accessories
Dust-collector type equipment for woodworkingStep drillbitsHeat gun(I brought one in. -- Elliot.)- SDS rotary hammer (just for a few weeks)
Hand Tools
- Screwdrivers
- Hammers / mallets
- Pliers, crimpers, scissors
- Saw
- Chisels
- Rasp
- Clamps
- Nibbler
- Pana-Vise (These show up on eBay all the time! The 376 and 315 heads would be most useful, but any Panavise equipment is good to have around. If you bid on an eBay auction, edit this page and note your eBay ID here so others know not to bid against you!)
Test Equipment
Note: Test equipment that pushes data via USB or Serial to a computer is preferred.
- Spectrum Analyzer
- Oscilloscope
- Logic analyzer, [Bitscope] or [DigiView] or similar
- [PC cable tester]
Cat-5 tester that detects split pairsInfrared thermometer- Thermal camera
- USB protocol analyzer
- EPROM programmer, and oodles of socket adapters and test clips
- RAM tester
Other
- Working UPS, 350VA or better
- Variable-output power supply
- Electron Microscope
- [Wifi][Unidapt] Kit
- [Regular] Unidapt kit
- Headphone-style hearing protectors
- Sheet-feed scanner
- Brady IDXPERT label printer
Furniture
- Any wheeled shelving or carts with dimensions smaller than (32"Hx64"WX30"D). This will fit under our tables.
Any tall shelving, approx 24-36"Wx18"Dx72"H.- Plastic bins, boxes, trays, the sturdier the better. Clear?
Dry-erase board (we built this ourselves)Pull-down movie screen (as above)- Comfortable chairs (Office or other, but small please; floor space is at an absolute premium!)
- Stepstool
- Ladder
Parts & Supplies
- Audio Cables
Ethernet Cables(very funny! we're swimming in 'em!)- RJ45 jacks, couplers, and patch panels
- Radio Parts
- Power Cables
- Power Converters/Chargers
- Plastic baggies (small zipper, not food-grade)
- Wall-hung cabinet with a zillion tiny clear plastic drawers
- Rubber bands
- Markers
- Dry-erase markers
- Heatsink compound (grease style)
- Thermal adhesive (caulk or epoxy style)
- Coax-Seal weatherproofing mastic
- Electrical tape
- Velcro
- Ty-raps, zip-ties, whatever you call them