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You need 8444A Option 59 for it to work with the 8568A/B. None of my manuals for the 8444A refer to an option 39. <hajnalkav@...> wrote:

Some how I lost the URL for the site for HP discontinued product manuals. I just got a dead HP 209A and need to get it going. It appears that one of diodes near Q2 has shorted and toasted 2 or 3

what is opt H39? It seems that this goes up to 1500 MHz. WOuld like to use it with Hp 8568A Armin, ZL1KMN

Well, I thought I'd broken the CRT but is turns out that it was just a protective tinted glass overlay attached to the CRT with double sided sticky tape. Two Questions: 1) Is this just to keep

I suspect, as with makers of other things like transistors where there are process variabilities, HP made the attenuators and then, during final test, graded them. Some might, for example, have

Hi Dave, I have a manually operated attenuator HP 8494A, 11 dB in 1 dB steps. It is spec'd at 4 Gig but it easily makes up till 10 Gig as I've verified. Cheers, Harke --- Dave

I have a quantity of two internally-numbered HP attenuators. 33311-60027 33311-60049 I have tested them and confirmed they are both 0-70dB in 10dB steps. The attenuation accuracy is consistent with

Hi, I still have need for the Service Sheets for the 437B Power Meter. There are 7 additional sheets that are part of the Service Manual that are not on the Agilent Web Site. A couple of people sent

Are you sure it's not set to Talk-Only mode? Sometimes that is implemented on a DIP switch that's hidden on an internal PC board. Sometimes those DIP switches are bad. Most HP signal generators

Hi, does anyone have info on the 8660c programming model? Equipment has option 005/100 HPIB. I have the operating manual that goes till p3.20 just were it gets interesting - i need some example for

Greetings all, I have an 8752A network analyzer with a failed 08753-60084 A3 YIG Source assembly S/N 13563 (refurb P/N 08753-60003 or 08753-69003) which as far as I can tell is also used in the

Anyone has a carcass from a 8753C or 8752A/B/C laying around ? missing parts are ok, im mainly interested in the backpanel, frame and mechanics contact me at microwaveengineer1968@... if you got

8568 are nice especially the noise floor is pretty darn good and they have gotten cheap, im really thinking about probably snatching this one and get a display for it just to have something that goes

Yeah, that's not that bad for a clean late-production 8568B with all of its feet and intact cal seals from Agilent. It is most likely OK, and hey, at least the seller tried to show it doing

Industrial Liquidators has been around since at least 1979. They sold stuff out of Rockwell and other LA aerospace companies, last seen. Everything from tools to hydraulics to test stations to

160178330839 another good one, anyone in the market for a 430C powermeter only $1200 Matt <rmc321@...> wrote: Looks like a good buy for someone interested in a 20MHz

good joke :) well we know that the calibrator works on this one, the price isnt really that bad, its at least in the ballpark for 8568 analyzers, what really gets me is if a guy like rgbuys puts up

Looks like a good buy for someone interested in a 20MHz oscilloscope tester :-) One point of good news is that only the HP 8568B failure light for the display section is illuminated; because there is

How about the testing done on this one? 290185299563

cant open the attachments, email them to microwaveengineer1968@... rather than sending them trough the newsgroup Noris Battaino <iw3sgg@...> wrote: --- lothar baier