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Hi Wayne, I'd be really interested to know the process for the A unit if you've written something up. This seems like a great solution. Thanks! Matt

Hello, In what ways is the 4145B an upgrade from the 4145A? The B seems to sell for quite a bit more money. But, a quick look at the manual specifications seems to indicate they have similar

Hello, and my ass awaits email at tamhan (aeht) tamoggemon (roundthing) com. Incidentially, it looks like my private health insurance company FINALLY is able to get me lined up for a SinoPharm or

I'm in the process of thinning my "stuff" collection. I have a number of CRTs I would like to find a home for. Some are Tex, some HP, and some just generic CRTs. I got these many years ago from a

Joarez, I'll drop you an email, I don't wanna bother you during holidays on whatsapp haha... [email protected]> wrote:

I've had problems with these Fets on an HP8569 unit they didn't have the specified features Below my email and whatsapp Joarez Siczkoriz (11)92002 0894 jsiczkoriz@... Em quinta-feira,

Tam, Thank you very much for your kind offer, I will let you know if I need something, that's very kind of you to offer. Joarez, Can you share your e-mail so I can contact you directly? I'm not

Imagine that some of us don't have perfect memory, and although we have read the entire thread, its details were softened as the thread dribbled in over several days (weeks?). Me personally, I read

Hi , After several repairs in the line of HP instruments, mainly in HP8903 units, I recommend that the SF83025 be used, compared to the 2N3958 if they are bought in Brazil, mainly in Multicomercial,

Hi Robert, Yes true, but having established that and suggested frisking the box for the missing contact, the thread drifted a bit into repairing the busted plastic frame pictured - which may well be

Why don't people read the thread and answer the question. The OP does NOT have the usual missing leaf spring issue. His issue is that the gold plated finger contact that contacts the PCB is

75 ohm 'N' connectors do exist - but not on the front panel input of an Agilent E4411B.

CAREFUL - There are both 50 and 75 Ohm N connectors. Mis-mating them results in distruction of a 75 ohm connector. Cheers! Bruce Quoting nj902 <wb0emu@...>:

A 50 ohm instrument will have a type 'N' input connector.? A 75 ohm instrument will have a type BNC. Look at the option slots on the back.? You might have I/O ports - either serial + parallel or?

IFF this applies and we are talking about same type switch... below is from the EDN article re the bill west switch-dimensions of spring- "The return spring is an elegantly simple steel leaf measuring

As Chuck points out there are many threads on this.... however to get the overall dimensions I just clamped one in the 1/2" jaws of an engineers parallel clamp to prevent the afore-mentioned buckling

The spring is called a buckle spring. In its actual use, it is "L" shaped with the top of the "L" restrained by a notch in the button shaft, and the right end of the "L" restrained by a notch in the

Thanks Steve, I did wonder if Keysight would even get back to me regarding what is basically a small bit of plastic... but they were quite helpful in the past when I needed a replacement rear panel

This comes up often enough that it would be useful for someone to actually measure one of those pieces with a micrometer. McMaster-Carr sells individual feeler gauge 12" strips in almost any

Hello, I can always order a FET for you with my next Mouser order, and stuff it in an untracked letter. Tam - - - - - With best regards Tam HANNA Enjoy electronics? Join 13500 followers by