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No problem. I only remembered it because I have two 331A too repair and they are in the same family. The 333A/334A have the auto nulling, where the 331A/332A don't. I've used a 334A in production

Hmmm.. 250 to 800 MHz sounds pretty wide for a suckout. Too bad the OP can't go beyond 1 GHz to check for periodicity. Daniel, I have a 5343A and can test up to 20 GHz. IFAIK, mine is working

Ha! I love my freebie Harbor Freight DMM! Nice feature is the On/Off switch; why do I have to turn the darn dial back to Off every time, when 99 times out of 100 I'm just going back to Ohms anyway?!

Working for the HP on-site cal teams years ago, we transported Metro Carts 4Wx5Hx2D (ft) on 5” solid rubber casters loaded with test equipment, estimated 800-1000 lbs., for 10 yrs., almost 2x every

Ahhh. Well that would be pretty tough for me to get away with; I run it as a company and this is how I feed myself and my family. Though the way things have been since Der Trumpf's damn tariffs, it

I'm thinking of doing a 501-c for everything I do... What big profit was I making as sole proprietor anyway?

HEIC is an Iphone filetype. Microsoft is supposed to have a free codec for Windows, but I couldn't get the link to work.

A 'working' 8566B went locally (Seattle area) for $300 recently including cables. It looked like the display unit memory was dead in the ad, but other than the OCXO and display unit calibration which

Well that's for the museum, not for my company, but yes. Anymore, in this society, if I'm walking down the street and pass a guy wearing a tie, I check to see if I still have my wallet. -Dave -- Dave

Congrats on that Dave, should work well for non-corporate anti-suit style engineering.

Worst case would be a 19" relay rack.? I got one years ago for free from an estate- the guy had stacked up 60's HP gear on it, but only two were attached to the rack.? I actually ended up doing the

Hey, I want a few of those so badly I can almost taste it, both for my lab and for the restoration workshop around the corner at the museum. I just can't afford to have them freighted up here. We are

In answer to your question, a person who has tried to give them away and had no takers. Sort of like our excess 6ft tech benches Regards, Stephen Hanselman Datagate Systems, LLC

In response to Dave D The fellow who is selling the unit said it came from a working shop but that the display section did not work. He said he thought the lower section was tested with another

Many years ago, I dated an architect for a few years. She was a commercial architect. She told me about a car dealership with a second-floor showroom and a library that she designed. The weight load

Hmm, methinks you've never had to move a few kW worth of stage amplifiers. ;) -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

...tested one...

I inadvertantly tested measuring 4’w x 18”d x 72”h with large HD casters by overloading it with books stacked vertically, a row of stacks on each side of the shelving unit. The shelves distorted

I'd be concerned about the weight.? Audio gear tends to be a lot lighter than microwave gear.? They were throwing away some 19 inch server racks at work a month ago or so, and I would have grabbed

Condition can be an issue; about two years ago a local Japanese-style place was remodeling and offered about 15 racks of different sizes for free, but most were either too big for my use and/or were