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Probably the same for the display module. Steve Sent from my iPod

John I don't think HP /Agilent was keeping them secret for some revenue generating purpose I suspect that since these power supplies were provided by a 3rd party and weren't an HP design that they

Same with large electrolytics. At least 50% of those coming from the far east on EBay are shameless fakes. In a large aluminum can nicely labeled Nichicon 10,000uF/63V you usually find a 100uF/35V no

Right. Lawyers will correctly tell you that truth is an absolute defense against libel. After you pay them. Upfront. Peter

This isn't about giving negative feedback, or filing a counterfeit merchandise thing with ebay. This is about why I won't name the scammer that sold me counterfeit batteries on this or any other

No guarantees on this schematic. Best thing that I could come up with for these spectrum analyzers. HP / Agilent / Keysight seems to want to keep these things a secret. John, Vista, CA WB6IQS

Roumen,???? Thank you for your help and for the schematic.? I know that you put a lot of reverse-engineer time in on that power supply.? I also found the 5.2 volt supply to be an enigma.? I

John,??? Thank you for your help.Ted To: hp_agilent_equipment@... Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 2016 8:36 PM Subject: Re: [hp_agilent_equipment] Re: HP8593A Power Supply repair see msg#

The later version 8341Bs are almost always convertible to 8340Bs but not so the A versions and the earlier Bs for that matter. The only issue you might have is to get the level flatness and output

hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote: fan of the same CFM rating but different blade design, I am looking in to this. I also wonder if a smaller fan could be used if I replaced the internal

On 19 Feb 2016 17:22, "Chuck Harris cfharris@... I am semi surprised by this, but the feedback system is certainly managed to give buyers a false sence of security. The fact is most sellers have

It's actually documented in the 8340/8341 service manual under "Calibration Constants". If you are lucky, you will find a printout of your instrument's calibration constants inside, in a pouch. That

Looking at the resuscitation of the HP8110A pulse generator. Saving it from the dump. Anyone have a pro or con on this unit. Service manual has no schematic, but clear description at block level.

Looking at recitation on this unit, saving it from the dump. Service manual void of schematics but operation and block diagram is quite understandable. Anyone have experience pro or con on these

Chuck, I have never heard of a single case of a seller suing a buyer who had been scammed or sold counterfeit merchandise, and subsequently left negative reviews? I have done this dozens of times, and

Vladan, Would you mind sharing where I could find information on pushing the 8341 to 26.5GHz? Siggi, I agree with Vladan, the 8341 is heavy but it seems like a very robust machine. Looking inside it

'Dr. David Kirkby (Kirkby Microwave Ltd)' drkirkby@... [hp_agilent_equipment] wrote: I don't wish to undergo the ordeal of being forced to defend my statements in court. In the US,

[hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote: Why? This makes the problem worst. Did you leave negative feedback? Most people don't when they get their money back, yet clearly

On the subject of ebay batteries. I needed some lithium cells of the standard 18650 size. There are tons for sale on ebay. Wanting the highest capacity I could find, I naively bought a dozen 9800mAh

If you don’t need precision look at an 8350B mainframe and 83592B sweeper plug-in. It will run in CW mode and an EIP frequency counter can be used for more precision (.01 to 20GHz and other plug-ins