Well crap... Vladan beat me by 5 min. It's almost midnight Vladan...go to sleep!
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--- In hp_agilent_equipment@..., "pianovt" wrote:
Hi Jason,
That's by design. One test port is designed to move in order to accommodate the tolerances of the 11608A transistor test fixture which has a fixed spacing between its two 7mm connectors.
Vladan
--- In hp_agilent_equipment@..., "fishtronics" wrote:
Sorta along the lines of the 8753D calibration discussion- can someone who knows 8753Ds please help me? I have several units at work, and ALL of them have at least one of the APC-7 test port connectors that have some wiggle to them. Not much, maybe 0.050". But the wiggle room is all around, not just in one axis. But I figure that as they get used, and the test cables are moved around, somewhere inside the unit a coax somewhere is being bent, or worse. I have had some of these units repaired for various resaons and they come back the same, with no notation by the repair service that anything is wrong. When I wiggle them, I see no effect on the calibration or displayed data. So- will something fail eventually, or is it OK? It seems to me like maybe there is just a loose setscrew somewhere. Can the fix be very hard? Thanks, Jason
