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Depends tremendously on how good you are at scrounging. Assuming you have more time than money and know how to find fruitful sources (ebay is meh, local univers
by kortex 5y ago
Depends tremendously on how good you are at scrounging. Assuming you have more time than money and know how to find fruitful sources (ebay is meh, local universities, local industry, electronics recylers, equipment auctions, and knowing a guy are the best ways to get cheap/free gear), you could probably do something like the z1 for a few grand.
Sam's lab looks like it cost somewhere north of $10k, but south of $50k. But I mean that's like from empty garage with nary a multimeter to your name.
- NoImmatureAdHom 5y agoI also think this is the answer. People are amazingly good at finding discarded things that were once high-value and fixing them. People are amazingly good at scrapping things that are only a little broken, too.