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Hi. I'm looking to pick up 2 500mhz probes that are compatible with the HP 16534A card (installed into a 16700B LA). The documentation lists 10441a, 1160A and 1161A as being compatible. I believe

Maybe you missed a previous reply. I uploaded a copy of the 16600A service manual to the files section of the group. That is the only 16600A manual I have. File: 16600-97010.PDF Description: Agilent

Hi Chuck The U indicates that it was made in Scotland at North Queensferry. ? Look for leaking electrolytic capacitors and contamination on the PCB. Multiple designs of PSU were used from third party

I am working on a 8656B with power supply troubles. Does anyone have a Manual for one with a 2815U04xxx serial?? I checked with Dave at artek but he has none. (What does the U in the serial

An odd request, but there’s quite a bit of diversity on this list. ?Does anybody on the list have a contact at Seren IPS? I have a 5kw plasma generator I’m trying to find the pin out for one of

Looks like a great deal and I ordered from the offer accepted immediately @$20ea:? https://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-Agilent-Keysight-E5383A-only-01650-61608-AKA-54838-61608/263267395999

Opened up last night and cleaned out all the dust and lint.? I had to loosen the button screws on the top also. Looks like will be easy to service if and when the time comes.? ? Wasn't able to find

I have some fairly decent 3D scanning hardware in my lab, and probably more appropriately, high-resolution digital coordinate probes that can be used to pick accurate measurements off of parts,

Ashley, I’m not too far from you in Coeur d’Alene Idaho. I have access to a 3D printer to see how this works. I would need the 3D file. You can contact me off group at

It's a fairly simple nose-cone-like shape; however, I think the tricky part is there are some fine OD threads that might not print well and, instead, may need to be machined after printing. Thanks,

3D scanning has lagged far behind 3D printing. How complex is the shape of the part? Do you think it might be more feasible to CAD model it and 3D print that? Just a thought. [email protected]> wrote:

Completely OT: We are looking for someone who will scan and 3D print a small HP part for us. The part is the Nose Piece for the HP RF/AC probe used on the HP 410C/HP 410B. We are not looking for a

Also here is a blog post about setting it up with VMWare https://zeltser.com/windows-xp-mode-for-vmware-virtualization/ TonyG Sent from Mail<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for Windows

You can still get the Windows XP Mode VM https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8002 This was built for Win7 to do exactly what you’re talking about, running XP only software. You

Good point, Didier might not want to take that chance. In principle it should be fine since the VM will still be subject to product activation before it could actually be used as a general-purpose XP

Hi John, I could do that :) Dunno if MS would get their knickers-in-a-knot over XP being distributed like that though. regards Tim

That's the way to go, all right. If your VM image doesn't contain anything private, you might think about zipping it up and uploading it to the manuals/firmware section at www.ko4bb.com . -- john,

Hi Neil, As per the email from Kuba... +1 this . I've been through your pain with my E4406A , so now I have a dedicated XP VM just for the task. regards Tim

Looks like this is the only product for sale from the manuf. based on the above reference:?https://www.addonics.com/products/adsalvd160.php

Correct.? Do you have a reader to make a copy of the firmware and hopefully the PCB isn't many layers so a photo can help with reverse engineering? :-|) Does seem more feasible after observing the