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I was looking up how to fix an attenuator problem on my HP 3336C and came across this thread and thought I'd check my unit and found it has C113 installed correctly (metal can end towards R134).? SN

Yes, I understand that now. I assumed that this would have been made from stainless steel for maximum corrosion resistance. But I see it is 100% nickel, which is blinkin expensive! I could not

That works - sort of - in that just the message header shows up and no attachments get downloaded. However I don't know if it's my ineptitude at setting things up (highly likely) or my choice of

Hi David, As I tried to explain in my previous mail, you can not replace the electrodes. They are fixed in place. The only thing you can change, is the spacer plate between the two halves of the

Hi David, Maybe you missed Akild's expalannation of the capacitnde issue.? The electrodes are fixed to the side plates. The spacing is changed by adding spacer rings. Thicker spacer? bigger gap and

Some email clients allow you to limit the incoming email size to whatever size you want, mine does and I have been using the feature for years, actually decades, since about 1993. Anything over the

Will do Paul, I’m also in Sydney. Small world… my serial is C0016 btw. Chat soon. Alex Alexander Turner email: me@... | mobile: +61 (0) 408 424 126 <+61408424126> | TZ: UTC +10

G'day Alex, I may have what you are looking for and more for the SNA-23s. I have a number of configuration and calibration disks for different serial number units and the service disk somewhere. Send

Hello, Just a short note that I have uploaded the data found in the A40U106 mask PROM. Some units have a set of EPROMs apparently, but mine had a single chip. Judging by the number of bytes read

Hello, Short update. I have just uploaded a new version to KO4BB of the document regarding the ECal kit. Some new (minor) findings and corrections and also some quite valuable information provided by

Hi Alex, yeah, its a pity there are so few W&G specialists in the respective groups... I own several SNAs (-1, -3 and -7) and the NFA. Nice, reliable, serviceable. Except for the "7" I have service

Hello, My HP 8592B runs now as expected and I try to use this spectrum analyzer to estimate power sent by a LoRaWAN modulator. Why ? Because I have set TX power to 14 dBm and my LoRaWAN base

Hey there, know it's not HP related but similar calibre, right? Trying my luck, really trying to chase down the service floppy img as a binary image if anyone has one? Thanks! Alex

Thank you all! Limited to 5MB now. Hopefully, no more email bounce. Tam, afk. With best regards Tam HANNA Enjoy electronics? Join 19k7 other followers by visiting the Crazy Electronics Lab at

Why the Cobalt alloy? It may as well be solid nickel or nickel plated copper. Perhaps it has to do with the temperature coefficient. Another variable. Does anyone know? wrote:

It may look simple but making one is not. If the electrodes connecting to the impedance analyzer are not handled properly they can easily make a battery when immersed in a conductive solution. There

I once got a nice set of TX-RX UHF duplexers... because someone had tried Connecting to them with UHF (PL-259) connectors... The Duplexers were type N! Daun

That’s not a deal-breaker IMO; a simple workaround is documented in the archive. Search for “Reference Replacement”. Dave Wise Sent: Saturday, October 23, 2021 5:25 PM To:

Check latest serial number unit to see if there is a neon lamp on the power supply board. If it doesn’t it has the newer circuit, that would be a keeper IMO

Ah yes, gel cells, electrophoresis power supplies and grad students ? wrote: