Re: Just wanted to point out that the HP3851A is pretty cool after all these years..
Exactly! But not half as fun.
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Re: Tek/HP/Etc chat server
Rule #6: "The server owner is exempt from all rules for obvious reasons"
I'll pass.
Sean
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Spoken for: manuals HP 333/334, HP 8405 (reduced)
Thanks for your interest. 73-- Brad AA1IP
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Re: [TekScopes] [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] Tek/HP/Etc chat server
Thanks and sorry Dave, I had no idea it was being held! It showed up
in my inbox because it went to both lists.
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On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 1:52 AM Dave McGuire <mcguire@...> wrote:
The post you quoted below was held for moderation on the
HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment mailing list. Please take care to avoid
subverting the moderation system by quoting this sort of crap in the future.
Further, please drop this entire subject now.
-Dave, list moderator
On 1/3/22 7:48 PM, cheater cheater wrote:
I think conservatives on this list would be upset that you're trying
to co-opt them to what you were doing. You got kicked off the lists
for a while not for conservative leanings, but for massive amounts of
bottom of the barrel racist remarks over the years, which kept on
increasing in frequency. No one here wants to identify as a hood
wearer. If you were truly about the conservative way then personal
responsibility is central to that. Own what you did and stop blaming
others for your situation like some *gasp* socialist :-)
On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 12:24 AM Tam Hanna <tamhan@...> wrote:
Hello,
due to Christmas trouble and hosting a NY eve party, I was not able to
post this before.
Please be aware that the individual running this server has, in the
past, shown excessive liberal bias in multiple cases.
If you are in any way interested in freedom of speech, or have
Conservative political leanings, please avoid or join at your own peril.
I remain with cordial wishes for a good 2022, both personally and "all
the best of business"!
Tam
With best regards
Tam HANNA
Enjoy electronics? Join 19k7 other followers by visiting the Crazy Electronics Lab at
On 2022. 01. 04. 0:21, cheater cheater wrote:
Since people are still trickling in, and the original link is about to
expire, here's another one that will last another 7 days:
On Mon, Dec 27, 2021 at 8:14 AM cheater cheater
<cheater00social@...> wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to remind everyone that the chat server is alive and
kicking. You can join via this invitation link:
After you join you don't need an invitation link.
The link will expire in 7 days, if you need an invitation after that,
drop me a message.
The chat server allows real time text, audio, and video chat. You can
use a dedicated desktop or phone app, or you can use it in the
browser.
You can stream video of your repairs or projects if you want some
feedback or guidance.
Also any manufacturers are allowed beyond Tek and HPAK but those have
separate designated areas.
--
Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA
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Re: [TekScopes] [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] Tek/HP/Etc chat server
The post you quoted below was held for moderation on the HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment mailing list. Please take care to avoid subverting the moderation system by quoting this sort of crap in the future.
Further, please drop this entire subject now.
-Dave, list moderator
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On 1/3/22 7:48 PM, cheater cheater wrote: I think conservatives on this list would be upset that you're trying
to co-opt them to what you were doing. You got kicked off the lists
for a while not for conservative leanings, but for massive amounts of
bottom of the barrel racist remarks over the years, which kept on
increasing in frequency. No one here wants to identify as a hood
wearer. If you were truly about the conservative way then personal
responsibility is central to that. Own what you did and stop blaming
others for your situation like some *gasp* socialist :-)
On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 12:24 AM Tam Hanna <tamhan@...> wrote:
Hello,
due to Christmas trouble and hosting a NY eve party, I was not able to
post this before.
Please be aware that the individual running this server has, in the
past, shown excessive liberal bias in multiple cases.
If you are in any way interested in freedom of speech, or have
Conservative political leanings, please avoid or join at your own peril.
I remain with cordial wishes for a good 2022, both personally and "all
the best of business"!
Tam
With best regards
Tam HANNA
Enjoy electronics? Join 19k7 other followers by visiting the Crazy Electronics Lab at
On 2022. 01. 04. 0:21, cheater cheater wrote:
Since people are still trickling in, and the original link is about to
expire, here's another one that will last another 7 days:
On Mon, Dec 27, 2021 at 8:14 AM cheater cheater
<cheater00social@...> wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to remind everyone that the chat server is alive and
kicking. You can join via this invitation link:
After you join you don't need an invitation link.
The link will expire in 7 days, if you need an invitation after that,
drop me a message.
The chat server allows real time text, audio, and video chat. You can
use a dedicated desktop or phone app, or you can use it in the
browser.
You can stream video of your repairs or projects if you want some
feedback or guidance.
Also any manufacturers are allowed beyond Tek and HPAK but those have
separate designated areas.
--
Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA
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Re: [TekScopes] [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] Tek/HP/Etc chat server
I think conservatives on this list would be upset that you're trying
to co-opt them to what you were doing. You got kicked off the lists
for a while not for conservative leanings, but for massive amounts of
bottom of the barrel racist remarks over the years, which kept on
increasing in frequency. No one here wants to identify as a hood
wearer. If you were truly about the conservative way then personal
responsibility is central to that. Own what you did and stop blaming
others for your situation like some *gasp* socialist :-)
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 12:24 AM Tam Hanna <tamhan@...> wrote:
Hello,
due to Christmas trouble and hosting a NY eve party, I was not able to
post this before.
Please be aware that the individual running this server has, in the
past, shown excessive liberal bias in multiple cases.
If you are in any way interested in freedom of speech, or have
Conservative political leanings, please avoid or join at your own peril.
I remain with cordial wishes for a good 2022, both personally and "all
the best of business"!
Tam
With best regards
Tam HANNA
Enjoy electronics? Join 19k7 other followers by visiting the Crazy Electronics Lab at
On 2022. 01. 04. 0:21, cheater cheater wrote:
Since people are still trickling in, and the original link is about to
expire, here's another one that will last another 7 days:
On Mon, Dec 27, 2021 at 8:14 AM cheater cheater
<cheater00social@...> wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to remind everyone that the chat server is alive and
kicking. You can join via this invitation link:
After you join you don't need an invitation link.
The link will expire in 7 days, if you need an invitation after that,
drop me a message.
The chat server allows real time text, audio, and video chat. You can
use a dedicated desktop or phone app, or you can use it in the
browser.
You can stream video of your repairs or projects if you want some
feedback or guidance.
Also any manufacturers are allowed beyond Tek and HPAK but those have
separate designated areas.
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Re: Tek/HP/Etc chat server
Since people are still trickling in, and the original link is about to expire, here's another one that will last another 7 days: On Mon, Dec 27, 2021 at 8:14 AM cheater cheater <cheater00social@...> wrote:
Hi all,
Just wanted to remind everyone that the chat server is alive and
kicking. You can join via this invitation link:
After you join you don't need an invitation link.
The link will expire in 7 days, if you need an invitation after that,
drop me a message.
The chat server allows real time text, audio, and video chat. You can
use a dedicated desktop or phone app, or you can use it in the
browser.
You can stream video of your repairs or projects if you want some
feedback or guidance.
Also any manufacturers are allowed beyond Tek and HPAK but those have
separate designated areas.
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Re: Low Cost Test Equipment
For sure, but what Roy said is spot-on....especially his last sentence.....
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FS: manuals HP 333/334, HP 8405 (reduced)
I'm offering FS the following HP instrument manuals:
333A/334A distortion analyzer prefix 1101A (for 333A) and? 1137A (for 334A)
--? Includes Supplement A yellow sheet for 00333-90005 in near-find cond.
8405A vector voltmeter operating and service manual missing sections 1 through 3.
Text begins at section 4 (principles of operation), through appendix I and appears
complete. Includes yellow sheets 08405-90024; the manual is marked "1144A-05388".
Asking $16.00 for the lot which includes USPS media-mail shipment.
PayPal honored, questions welcomed.
73--
Brad? AA1IP
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Re: HP 5344A Source Synchronizer - FM output fuse spec?
Hi Tony. Contact me off list - I'll send you one.
73,
Bo Lowrey
WB4GZK
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Re: Low Cost Test Equipment
On 1/3/22 2:14 PM, Roy Thistle wrote: Hi Jerry:
I don't follow the Drake and Hallicrafters groups.io groups. (Those rigs were worth the effort before they became a fetish for non-technical hams... akin to Fluke anything... including hi-priced Fluke beer mugs.)
Just the same... if someone was complaining about "affordable test equipment" ... on this list... it probably wasn't about high priced junk... but, more likely about the high cost speculators are charging for HP gear. IMO, I wouldn't say I wouldn't buy a "nanoVNA", particularly if I wanted to pretend I was doing something 'meaningful' with it... and just have some fun.
Anyway, I think I'll stick to occasionally?paying too much for something, someone fished out of a dumpster (and perhaps dragged behind their truck too)... and hope to 'fix' it... so I can have something I can actually used to do some 'work.' I'm pretty sure that post was spam, Roy. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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Re: HP11758B Digital Radio Test Set
On 1/3/22 2:12 PM, Stuart Landau via groups.io wrote: I see many defective HP sensors, listed at high prices, as parts units. I wonder if anyone actually buys them and thinks that they will repair them? Several companies repair them; this is probably where their repaired units stream starts. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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Re: Low Cost Test Equipment
Hi Jerry:
I don't follow the Drake and Hallicrafters groups.io groups. (Those rigs were worth the effort before they became a fetish for non-technical hams... akin to Fluke anything... including hi-priced Fluke beer mugs.)
Just the same... if someone was complaining about?"affordable test equipment" ... on this list... it probably wasn't about high priced junk... but, more likely about the high cost speculators are charging for HP gear. IMO, I wouldn't say I wouldn't buy a "nanoVNA", particularly if I wanted to pretend I was doing something 'meaningful' with it... and just have some fun.
Anyway, I think I'll stick to occasionally?paying too much for something, someone fished out of a dumpster (and perhaps dragged behind their truck too)... and hope to 'fix' it... so I can have something I can actually used to do some 'work.'
Best regards and wishes.
Roy
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Re: HP11758B Digital Radio Test Set
Most HP power sensors are made with magic "pixi dust", hence their high price. I have three HP 8484A sensors (10 MHz to 18 GHz, -70 to -20 dBm). Normally they are used with an attenuator because the maximum accurate input power level is -20 dBm. For calibration purposes they were sold with an HP 11708A 30 dB 50 MHz calibration attenuator. With my other well calibrated attenuators, I can accurately measure up to 1000 watts, using a calibrated 80 dB of attenuation.
The maximum safe power into this diode sensor is 200 mW (+23dBm) which is 43 dB above the useful input level. Most other HP sensors use a thermocouple and easily fail when the input power is just above the maximum rated power. I assume that to replace the thermocouple element is a very special procedure and may require some exact RF adjustments. For my purposes, the HP 8484A is more accurate than I need.
I see many defective HP sensors, listed at high prices, as parts units. I wonder if anyone actually buys them and thinks that they will repair them?
Stuart K6YAZ
Los Angeles, California
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Re: HP 5344A Source Synchronizer - FM output fuse spec?
Thanks George for that great tip - just managed to snag one of theMarconi fuse unit on eBay. :-)
Regards
Tony
Hi Tony
The Littlefuse type is 3AG 1/16A.? They are available on eBay.com if you are in the USA, if you are in the UK look up an eBay.co,uk Listing for a Marconi TM 9884 BNC in line fuse unit. they come with five spare fuses.
73 George G6HIG DOVER UK
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Re: HP 5344A Source Synchronizer - FM output fuse spec?
Hi Tony
The Littlefuse type is 3AG 1/16A.? They are available on eBay.com if you are in the USA, if you are in the UK look up an eBay.co,uk Listing for a Marconi TM 9884 BNC in line fuse unit. they come with five spare fuses.
73 George G6HIG DOVER UK
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Re: HP 8601A 100 kHz to 110 MHz Generator / Sweeper
But what I cannot say - I don't yet have a 8601A in-hand - is if the A14 board is OPT 007 exclusively or if is only configured differently for non-OPT 007 models.
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Re: HP 5344A Source Synchronizer - FM output fuse spec?
Cannot quite believe these fuses are ?10 each on RS/Mouser/eBay!?
Hi
Now all you have to do is to find a working spare fuse, they go open on their own with time, at least the Littlefuse ones do.
73 George G5HIG UK
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Re: HP 5344A Source Synchronizer - FM output fuse spec?
Hi
Now all you have to do is to find a working spare fuse, they go open on their own with time, at least the Littlefuse ones do.
73 George G5HIG UK
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Re: Just wanted to point out that the HP3851A is pretty cool after all these years..
Isn't that what an inexpensive BMS is for?? I know...not nearly as much fun.
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