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I finally had time to get back to it tonight. Joe mentioned power supply voltages. I had checked random points to make sure the power supply was running but I failed to check all the voltages at the

I was suspecting overheat as well, but wasn't the case. Turns out it WAS low input voltage - there were 2 x 180uF 40V caps going bad in the low voltage side feeding the LM317 regulator. There are 4

Hmmmmm...There are other units that use the 1345A display ...I'll do some poking tomorrow maybe a clue there Dave

Dave, The board has only HP numbers and labels and the display unit is a stock 1345A. The board appears to be divided with the program ROM on the left, display driver in the center, and the global

Chuck I just looked and your right.....this has all the fingerprints of being another "3rd Party" drop in like the power supplies starting in the 90's ...a close look at the board and other stuff

I recently purchased another 3562A analyzer, this one is late production I believe 1990. I have repaired two other units, earlier production (1984/85). Of course there is a major change between the

I get my tools from the local pawn shop. They almost always have sockets, wrenches, hex wrenches, screw drivers and pliers. I have found Greenlee power socket testers, cable testers and battery

eBay lists the binding post assembly for 99 dollars. I see why you didn't want to pay it. Regards. Max. K 4 O DS. Email: max@... Transistor site

About a month ago I got a 3456A that had a few issues (test faults 4 and 7) including a really bent guard binding post. Trouble shooting the test errors had me going in circles, so I decided to look

he bought the connector board was sunk lower and it cracked in the middle, someone has some this connector to me or sell me indicates it is really like

<david.kirkby@...> wrote: Neither, it's a nonconductive elastomer with wires embedded to provide conductivity along one axis only. I don't remember who made it. Anyway, the OP was saying that

Their (and Hobby Lobby, Hobby Town USA, etc.) brass sheets would appear to make a good substrate for making a 'short' for calibrating 16047x attachments to HP LCR's. I have wanted to do this but

If you wander over the the beadwork section of Michaels, you'll find inexpensive ( $2.00) 17 compartment plastic storage boxes, made by Darcy. Quite useful for hardware and parts storage. They also

Hobby Lobby carries a similar stock. Also, since most of it comes from China anyhow, Harbor Freight carries many small tools. -- Thanks! & 73, KD4E.com David Colburn nevils-station.com I don't

This afternoon, I was in the crafts store Michaels and browsed the section for metal jewelery making. They actually have a very nice selection of various kinds of fine pliers, including needle and

Does it have to be conductive throughout the volume, or would surface conductivity do? There are plenty of companies selling conductive plastics. http://www.boedeker.com/esdmatls.htm was my first

after buying the item on ebay : http://www.ebay.com/itm/1pcs-Card-Edge-Connector-44-Pin-Gold-Slot-Solder-Socket-/180738971997?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a14e1d95d 3 pieces very happy I weld it

No, he is referring to a type of interboard connector which consists of stiff wires embedded in elastomer. It's in the same family as zebra strips, but works for higher current applications.

On Sat, Jan 19, 2013 at 4:05 PM, Glen Slick <glen.slick@...> wrote: > ** > On Sat, Jan 19, 2013 at 7:50 AM, Chris Jones chris@...> wrote: > > > > Now I've installed ROMs version 00.02,

Companies like Dranitz make boxes specifically for that purpose. Older ones can be bought pretty cheaply. They will likely need new batteries. -John ==============