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Hi Group, there's a HP 1801A dual channel vertical amplifier for 180 serios 'scopes on ebay. the one shown has a channel 1 output on the front panel and a magnifier switch. I have another 1801A at

<morriso@v...> wrote: Hello Morris, The Difference is that the M-Versions have a very high accuracy Time Base. It is the Oven and Oscillator of the HP-105 High Stability crystal oscillator. I can

I have a small assortment of "programmable" RF/microwave attenuators here. What I have are house-numbered units. They are 33321G/8495G equivalents or 33320G/8494G equivalents. Basic specs are

Hi John: The HP 54501 only has screen dump using a printer, It may be that the 502 and higher number scopes have a choice of print or plot. I need to move my NI GP-IB card to the newer computer and

Hello all, FYI, I have a 5248M counter with the 5254C frequency converter (3 Ghz), no manual, but very similar to the 5245L, the HP 1970 catalog states that the main differences are range extended to

Hi again, does anyone possibly also have manuals (or at least detailed specs) for the 1804A 4 channel vertical plug in? Many thanks Andi -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Ahlbrecht,

Hi Group, does anyone out there have manuals for the 182A oscilloscope mainframe? Many thanks, Andi

Hi Morris Without digging through all the details the basic difference is as you describe - the M has a separate transformer/regulator supply for the complete reference-both the oven and the

Hi all, I'm trying to find a manual for my 5245M counter. I do have a manual for the 5245L and I know the only significant difference between the two is in the frequency reference. A friend has

Also, if my program doesn't work, you might have better luck with PrintCapture (www.printcapture.com). Not free, but not too pricy either. -- john KE5FX

Try the 7470.exe application at http://www.speakeasy.net/~jmiles1/7470.zip . If it works, I'd appreciate a heads-up so I can add the 54501A to the list of supported instruments. -- john KE5FX

Hi: I have an HP 54501A scope and would like to get a copy of the screen to a printer and/or a file on my PC. I have an NI GP-IB card and HP-IB cables. Is there a free program for doing

Dave, Thanks for looking that info up. This transformer is probably from something else. Some extra info that might help identify it is that the terminals come out of the transformer case in five

Hi Group, is anyone aware of problems with the logsa site? I'm getting a 'page cannot be displayed' on http://www.logsa.army.mil/etms/online.htm and just a blank page

Brad The std 180 mainfrme power xfmr (according to my handbook, for s/ns prefix 975- and above) is 9100-1129 (I think-may not be reading this correctly). This is a dual voltage 115/230 primary. The

Forwarded from a Hong Kong acquaintance who just got burned big-time by a lumber salesman in Quebec. I don't have any more details about the alleged fraud, or how the payment was made, but it's a big

<tractorb@i...> wrote: Hello Dave, thank you very much for those informations about the 10511A Jorgen dj0ud

To avi49il: Thanks very much for the file. I haven't had a chance to unpack it yet, but with an 8559A that seems to be acting "squirrely," on at least one of the freq. ranges, I know it will be a

I have a large transformer with part number 9100-0154 for which I seek pinout and rating data. I think that it MAY have come from a 180 series oscilloscope. Can anyone here help me

From the 1968 catalog- Input 25-50 MHz(10-75 useful) with 1-3 volts ex 50 ohm source Output 50 ohms nominal and -19 dBm minimum for any harmonic number between 1 and 10 Which doesn't quite stack up