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The signal generator output has been verified to be accurate. The 5347A reads the frequency quite accurately, so I think the A12 microwave assembly should be OK. I was just not sure if the counter

Hello, I understand your frustration. After seeing a recent ebay listing, link here:

Hope the meeting goes well. Being retired here, I got roped into several volunteer organizations and spend more time in meetings than I did when I was working! I'll send pictures of the 8600A. Jeremy

Jeremy, Ok sounds good. Thanks. Address is Roy Morgan PO Box 101 Bernardston MA. 01337 Physical address is 18 Center Street in case shippper can't send box to Post office. Glad to see there is a

While it's true that incident light may not be a viable solution, aren't we having fun? Somebody blowing fuses, please try it! I am exasperated that I don't have time or space to examine my other 141T

I confirm your experimental results. Jeremy [hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote: -- Sent from my iPad 4.

Roy, My 8600A is serial number 2048A01572. It is complete and undamaged. I need to clean it up, put feet on it, etc., and make sure it still works—has been on the shelf for years! Also included is

Yes, but what it doesn't address is why the strike voltage has increased. It typically increases because the pressure inside of the bulb/tube has decreased due to gas atoms/molecules being captured on

Jeremy, Hi, and thanks for the email. As I said, there was an 8600 for sale recently at a very low price (fifty dollars!!) and I missed seeing it. One other is offered at some $500. Ugh. Anyway, if

Hello David, that is a very interesting experiment you did! The LEDs that use a white phosphor have a fair amount of UVA I believe. It is possible the hanging a LED in the vicinity of the Neon may be

Roy, I have a surplus 8600A. Please contact me off line. Jeremy N6WFO [hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote:

I can add another: I had watched for an "affordable" HP 8601 sweep generator on eBay for a long time when one finally showed up at a very modest buy-it-now price, described as "Doesn't Power Up". I

I have used AliExpress for years without a? big problem.? The only trouble was with some transistors; I ended up with counterfeit but by the time I discovered it, the warranty had expired.? The

I think all such sellers need some due diligence. Start a conversation with them on alibaba/aliexpress messaging, and if they are answering helpfully switch to email, research their independent site,

Just suggesting you verify your signal generator before you have an unrecoverable oops. The front panel input goes into A12 Microwave Assembly, you do not want to smoke that, U1 Sampler is one part I

I want to buy two Lemo connectors FGJ.2B.306.CLLD72Z Problem is that Lemo want GBP19.24 each plus tax at 20% and have an MOV of GBP100 plus tax (or a surcharge of GBP25 plus tax) with shipping on top.

I found a power strip with a flickering indicator. When I shone a LED flashlight on it, it went steady. I don't have a photometer, so it's all "by guess by golly", but I think that phosphor-type white

I have just acquired an HP 5347A frequency counter. A quick run-through appears to show that the instrument is working and displays frequencies correctly on both input 1 and input 2. Input 1 (the

I bought, for a token bid, a Gigatronics power meter on ebay from a test equipment vendor. It was listed as will not power up. Received it in good condition and placed it on the bench. Plugged it in

I see so many folks post sad stories here or other places about buying something or other off of ebay, at a flea market, or wherever that didn't turn out well. So, I thought I would relate at least