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It’s fairly simple. If they are truly 2/3AA cells pick up a couple from the millions of distributors on the web, specify ones with tabs, solder the two interconnecting tabs together and you have a

Hi John, if still available, I would show interest in this nice extender package. Would be glad to hear back from you. Thanks! Chris

Tam, no problem, thanks for the suggestion anyway. Looks like I'm going to have to wait for the CLIP docs. PS is dead-on, voltage is clean. Connectors reseatedseated. Unit is very clean. Amusingly,

Sorry Mate, I meant well. Wanted to make sure it does not get forgotten. Not my day today. Badly managed to hurt myself while shopping... Tam With best regards Tam HANNA Enjoy electronics? Join 15k7

Hi Jim interesting about you using the tracking generator daily Love to know how you use it in your daily job Regarding Street credibility I think we all have it if we have HP test equipment and I

Yes, the front-end gain calibration requires 5.000V. My fancy (and calibrated) voltage standard is good to 50 times better than that. :) The interpolator calibration does NOT require an input, in

I have used HP tracking analyzers at work almost daily for many years. Last year I acquired one surplus that needed minor repair for a stupid low price. I also own a Midnight SNA and NanoVNA. And a

I'd start with the obvious things. ?- check the PSU rails for voltage and ripple. ?- reseat connectors ?- just generally eyeball the relevant circuits

Hello, AFAIK, one of these tests requires a precision external voltage. Tam With best regards Tam HANNA Enjoy electronics? Join 15k7 other followers by visiting the Crazy Electronics Lab at

That is what I have. IKEA worktops.

Hi I'm looking for a pair of the HP 11852A or B 50/75 Ohm minimum loss?pad adapters or their equivalents. If there is someone that doesn't need them I'm willing to buy them. I'm located at Athens

The 'not working - for parts' 53310 I bought just showed up. It indeed won't pass the interpolator calibration, says can't set the interp gain or offset, and I get a DAC failure, value 255. I have the

I went with option A on my 4276A. The benefit of doing it this way (besides greater capacity for longer backup) is if the batteries are to leak in the future, they are well away from any PCB's so they

Hi Dave I think you have it ! it is the tracking generator obsession As we have only had one person com back saying he requires it but shame it only goes to 1000 mhz I would think the minimum now days

Very true. -Dave

That is why we are on this site with good quality test equipment

Hello to the group. If the battery can't be found or maybe at a reasonable price, you can always build a voltage splitter. Opamp and a few resistors. Most of the meters I have seen use something like

I have impeccable timing. B-) I hope you fired the little snot. I don't know what's worse...crappy test equipment running Windows, life-wasting games, or people wasting their lives playing said games

I've wondered about this myself. I've always just assumed that the tracking generator obsession was from people who don't know about (or are intimidated by) network analyzers. -Dave -- Dave McGuire,

TANSTAFL The best case for optimized C++ would be to be no larger than the same functionality in C. The version of xclock(1) running on my system takes more memory than I could install in my Sun 3/60.