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Here's another source that may be worth adding to the list:-

static.medonecapital.com

I believe that this site may be another one worth trying (it looks like lab kit, in the main):-

Yeec.com

Note that the original site displays with Chinese characters. Enjoy!

Very grateful for his contribution.

Not sure if this one has been posted before (but it's probably worth a reminder in any case):-

GE Common Documentation Library.

Sadly, a few of these links are no longer being maintained and have had to be removed.

Also, Google was reporting one of them to potentially have a virus.

If anyone has any new resources, please get in touch.

I have started one called https://biomedicalmanuals.com . It has a good selection right now and we are always growing.

I'm wondering if this one needs to be added at the top of the first page now, Huw.

There are some nice manuals on there; and it seems to get called up a lot these days by Google* searches.

Meanwhile, the link to VIPmedinc seems to have died - RIP.

The GE link needs editing, too (see Post 73344).

* Other internet search engines are available.

By the way, if anyone else (besides me, that is) has "fond memories" of the Radio Shack booklets by Forrest Mims - well, you can find them again here.

Here's another one that I came across when looking for something else (you know, the way you do) - very useful for old Kodak film processors.

See here for the 101/102.

Biomedicalmanuals.com is gone—does anyone have an archive?

I don't think I did ... which is a pity. But as I often advise folk to download (grab?) any manuals they may find useful as soon as they become available, hopefully someone else did download them.

It seems they were not archived on the 'net either.

Sadly this has happened a lot over the years ... sites come in with a flourish, only to disappoint then wither on the vine later on.

Here's one you may not be aware of:- MedTeh ... yes, it's Russian, but there are ways to get around that (I may have some notes somewhere). Although I haven't used it for a while, I have found a few useful things on there in the past. Perhaps you have clever folk at your end well able to navigate it.