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When Jim Ford replies from his Samsung phone, he wipes out all of the formatting. When he replies from his Windows box, (em client) formatting is preserved. His reply was the first to have destroyed

Hi Vladan, None of these were necessary :-) a screwdriver and some patience is all I can remember. This shows the difference in depth of the fans:

Those people who post a single "Me too!" letters are mentally ill and it is a sin to insult them. Thou shalt forgive them; for they know not what they do... Your quoting is fine; it is somebody else

Thanks, Sergey. I have updated my "wishlist" HP 8340 entry to add "best with no options". BTW, do you see your own text below? When I reply, I see the previous text on my screen, and when I receive my

On Fri, 28 Feb 2020, Jim Ford wrote: I don't know who had all that message thread screwed up (guys, _PLEASE_ setup proper quoting -- it is impossible to read) but as of 8340B I can tell that the best

Option 007 is relaxed phase noise, page 1-10.? I guess James Bond wasn't concerned about phase noise!? 3 dB worse across the board except is the same at 100 kHz offset (not surprising as that's

You must have meant 8350A sweeper, not the 8530A microwave receiver.?Good to know for the future when I put together an 8510 system.? I already have an 8350B, so that part is done.? That is, until

Also be careful of the 8530A versions - some used an HP Propriety CPU (affectionately called the cylinder head) and require a memory board. Any failures in either of these and you are an orphan. Many

I shall be exquisitely careful.

Some of the 8340 series that were used with the 8510C have more phase noise than the "normal" unit - I think this is the Opt 5 version - be careful and try to avoid Opt 5 if you can - check the

Actually VERY easy (but probably no more difficult than the 83631 - but less expensive). Connect the GPIB cables, assign the addresses, connect the sweeper to the test set and go. The attached PDF

Interesting, Vladan, that the 8340/8341 synths share circuitry with the 8566 spec an. I figured the bottom part of the 8566 was pretty much just a synthesized sweeper anyway. I don't have an 8340 or

Re: noise from vintage HP gear, I just fired up my 8566A spectrum analyzer, 8350B sweep oscillator , and 5343A frequency counter simultaneously as a test. Yeah, kind of noisy, but not unpleasant.

Here you go. Enjoy! Jim

Sorry, but I can't see much there. Do you remember having to use a hacksaw, drill, file, oxy-acatelyne welder, pneumatic grinder, sawzall, jackhammer, etc? Vladan

Hi, Reg.?I have a .pdf covering upgrades to the 8510 system on my work computer.? ?It lists a bunch of appropriate synthesizers, as well as the different S-parameter test sets and a bunch of other

Opps…. Sorry about that. P [email protected]> wrote:

Units picked up today. P [email protected]> wrote:

My documentation skills are a bit poor, but here I posted some info: https://twitter.com/_ph4as_/status/1063924829705900033 Judging from my picture I got the 2400 RPM. But I do not recall if I

Hi Reg, As far as I understand the 8510C On-Site Service Manual (08510-90282) page 9-20: Making a Backup Operating System Disk This function is intended exactly for that purpose. Function 19 is "Load