OT: Looking for recommendations on 3D modeling software
This is off topic but the end result will be for HP products so please bear with me.
I am looking for recommendation on 3D modeling software (preferably freeware) and a company that I can then send the 3D model to?
make a battery holder clamshells.? I propose to make half clamshell pieces that would then make a complete?
battery holder by using 2 pieces that would fit together.
Thank you,
Victor
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Re: looking for a few knobs
If you have any questions about 3D printers, feel free to contact
me, also offlist!
We are quite happy with our RenkForce RF100v2 system after adding
a part cooler and an enclosure. Enclosures are a feature where the
printer house generally like to charge a lot of money, but you can
build one easily from a LACK table =>
I am quite happy with my design, albeit I regret not also making
the back openable to access the filament supply. Not having the
printer subject to winding, and being able to heat up its den, has
made my life easier and prints more constant. I think about adding
a little thermo heater to heat the build chamber up faster.
Another important advice: heated beds are a bad bet. Get a Pritt
gluestick...
Tam
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With best regards
Tam HANNA
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On 07.09.20 04:40, Dave McGuire wrote:
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9/6/20 8:19 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
I don't have a
printer yet, but I would appreciate the files for when I do get
one.
? I will send them off-list.
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Well said and I agree wholeheartedly.
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Re: looking for a few knobs
Sorry. I clicked on 'reply to sender', not to the group. Another reply to the thread came back to me, rather than the person I replied to.
On Mon, Sep 7, 2020 at 8:21 AM Michael A. Terrell via <terrell.michael.a= [email protected]> wrote:
I received the files for the Bezels. Thanks. Most of this is work that would have needed to be done, and with the way things are right now, he may lose the house so he isn't far from being ruined. He's had a series of jobs. He seems to keep getting hired not long before a company or location closes. The big problem is that the previous owner was too damned cheap to do anything right. All she did was bitch about all the money that her dead husband had spent to have the home remodeled. He worked for the school board, and it's obvious that some of what was used came out of schools when repairs were made. Two breaker boxes have burnt, in the last 21 years. One would have burnt the place down, if I hadn't heard the noise as the main breaker burnt off of the buss bars. The other was on a pole, in the yard, but it burnt during the night, and killed everything but the shop building. My main complaint is the difficulty of doing the work with one good hand. Old age isn't for sissies!
On Sun, Sep 6, 2020 at 10:40 PM Dave McGuire < mcguire@...> wrote: On 9/6/20 8:19 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
> I don't have a printer yet, but I would appreciate the files for when I
> do get one.
? ?I will send them off-list.
> I own the house. The damage was caused by a tree that a neighbor won't
> trim, or remove. The drop was installed in 1964. I was already planning
> to replace all the old wiring, but not all at once. My old Dell optiplex
> 780 and Insignia monitor were still working with the line at 67 volts.
> Duke Energy cancelled the first service? call, because their idiot
> 'Smart Meter' reported that my service was working. I had to threaten to
> call the Florida PUCO before they sent out a crew. The lead tech rolled
> his eyes when I told him the neural was open. Then he saw the break,
> arching. Tired old triplex that had pulled loose from the street pole
> and was drooping below six feet. I should have called OSHA, because it
> was over a neighbor's yard where kids were playing. I thought Florida
> power, and then Progress Energy were bad, but Duke is even worse. I am
> going to install underground service, but I would like to have waited
> until they do a promised rebuild. The entire subdivision was wired over
> 50 years ago and it was not designed for electric stoves and air
> conditioning. It needs to be upgraded to at least four times the current
> capacity. It was designed for 60A service, and for snowbirds second
> homes. I have a 1200 square foot building for my workshop. It was
> already upgraded to a 100A breaker box but I am currently unable to work
> there.
? ?Wow.? That is a substantial lawsuit waiting to happen.? That neighbor
needs to be *ruined*.
? ? ? ? ? ? ?-Dave
--
Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA
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Re: looking for a few knobs
I received the files for the Bezels. Thanks. Most of this is work that would have needed to be done, and with the way things are right now, he may lose the house so he isn't far from being ruined. He's had a series of jobs. He seems to keep getting hired not long before a company or location closes. The big problem is that the previous owner was too damned cheap to do anything right. All she did was bitch about all the money that her dead husband had spent to have the home remodeled. He worked for the school board, and it's obvious that some of what was used came out of schools when repairs were made. Two breaker boxes have burnt, in the last 21 years. One would have burnt the place down, if I hadn't heard the noise as the main breaker burnt off of the buss bars. The other was on a pole, in the yard, but it burnt during the night, and killed everything but the shop building. My main complaint is the difficulty of doing the work with one good hand. Old age isn't for sissies!
On Sun, Sep 6, 2020 at 10:40 PM Dave McGuire < mcguire@...> wrote: On 9/6/20 8:19 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
> I don't have a printer yet, but I would appreciate the files for when I
> do get one.
? ?I will send them off-list.
> I own the house. The damage was caused by a tree that a neighbor won't
> trim, or remove. The drop was installed in 1964. I was already planning
> to replace all the old wiring, but not all at once. My old Dell optiplex
> 780 and Insignia monitor were still working with the line at 67 volts.
> Duke Energy cancelled the first service? call, because their idiot
> 'Smart Meter' reported that my service was working. I had to threaten to
> call the Florida PUCO before they sent out a crew. The lead tech rolled
> his eyes when I told him the neural was open. Then he saw the break,
> arching. Tired old triplex that had pulled loose from the street pole
> and was drooping below six feet. I should have called OSHA, because it
> was over a neighbor's yard where kids were playing. I thought Florida
> power, and then Progress Energy were bad, but Duke is even worse. I am
> going to install underground service, but I would like to have waited
> until they do a promised rebuild. The entire subdivision was wired over
> 50 years ago and it was not designed for electric stoves and air
> conditioning. It needs to be upgraded to at least four times the current
> capacity. It was designed for 60A service, and for snowbirds second
> homes. I have a 1200 square foot building for my workshop. It was
> already upgraded to a 100A breaker box but I am currently unable to work
> there.
? ?Wow.? That is a substantial lawsuit waiting to happen.? That neighbor
needs to be *ruined*.
? ? ? ? ? ? ?-Dave
--
Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA
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Re: HP 1817A TDR sampling head
Hello Craig,
???? Glad to find a guy who knows about 1817A sampler. This state
of the art equipment (for then time it was marketed) has fallen in
the museum class but works perfectly when the rather fragile
sampler diodes are in good condition. Your suggestion to use a
beam lead microwave schottky diode is one of the solutions I
envisaged to fix my 1817's. I also tried some very tiny microwave
SMD diodes (0.3 x 0.6 mm), which are supposed to be very fast (SMS
7621-060 from Skyworks).? If I have the binocular microscope, I
don't unfortunately possess the micro tweezers (clamps) necessary
to manipulate the diodes and put them at the right place on the
holder, and my attemps to getb them in place? and to fix them with
soldering paste have failed up to now. May be beam lead diodes
would be easier to handle !
??? Another solution I'll try will be to machine an new holder,
fitting in place of the original one, and using an old DO34 housed
Germanium point diode, which also presents very small
capacitance and offset voltage. It is slightly bigger than the
genuine one, but that seems workable. I recall you that the
assembly is composed of the diode, a series 2.2 K resistor, and a
2 pf capacitor towards 7mm line body. The new part would fit, but
electrical performances (rise time, overshoot) might be degraded !
??? Thank You anyway to help me renewing one of the most advanced
equipment ever marketed by former HP firm. (joined two drawings of
one of the sampling diode part - there are 2 opposed polarity
diodes ).
???? Jean-claude
?On 07/09/2020 09:19, Craig Sawyers
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I
was thinking in terms of a beam lead microwave diode ¨C but
held back from suggesting it given the difficulty in
handling, mounting and soldering/conductive epoxy/lead
bonding such physically tiny devices. But given the
bandwidth of the 1817A sampler, that would seem to be the
only easily procurable (and cheap!) part family. And they
have the correct sort of capacitance (0.2pF) and inductance
(<250pH) needed. Just don¡¯t sneeze when handling them ¨C
and a good stereo microscope is essential.
?
Craig
?
?
The 1817A sampler contains the
incredible Grove sampler (see the US Patent, US
3,278,763 for the associated patentese, also see the
Proc. IEEE paper by Grove for the theory of operation
and detailed analysis).? IMHO, the Grove sampler was the
last hurrah for non-monolithic microwave sampler
construction.? Since this sampler was found in many HP
instruments of the era, you can find repair instructions
in the 1430C manual (and others).? Basically, the diode
is a pill that is shimmed into contact with the
stripline.? To replace this with a modern diode, you're
going to have to fabricate a matching mechanical
contrivance.? I suggest (without having done this), that
you might be able to "print" a suitable diode holder and
then insert a replacement diode (it would be tempting to
use a beam-lead diode or find a suitable pill diode).
For extra homework, I suggest
replicating Grove's analysis in the Proceedings.
?
Hello,
???? I'm trying to repair several old 1817A sampling
heads. They all show the same failure : the sampling
diodes are fused. Since they are fitted in a very tiny
structure, inserted into the wave coaxial guide, it is
rather tricky to attempt replacing the diode by a modern
SMD Ga As shottky device. The original are obviously
point germanium diodes, though not written on the
manual. Has anybody an idea where to get such sampling
assemplies (which includes a resistor, a 2 pf capa and
the diode in a very specific assembly), or an idea to
fit a modern component in place of the old one ?
??? Thanks for replay !
??????? bernjc
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Re: HP 1817A TDR sampling head
I was thinking in terms of a beam lead microwave diode ¨C but held back from suggesting it given the difficulty in handling, mounting and soldering/conductive epoxy/lead bonding such physically tiny devices. But given the bandwidth of the 1817A sampler, that would seem to be the only easily procurable (and cheap!) part family. And they have the correct sort of capacitance (0.2pF) and inductance (<250pH) needed. Just don¡¯t sneeze when handling them ¨C and a good stereo microscope is essential. ? Craig ?
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mark Kahrs
Sent: 07 September 2020 03:56
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] HP 1817A TDR sampling head? The 1817A sampler contains the incredible Grove sampler (see the US Patent, US 3,278,763 for the associated patentese, also see the Proc. IEEE paper by Grove for the theory of operation and detailed analysis).? IMHO, the Grove sampler was the last hurrah for non-monolithic microwave sampler construction.? Since this sampler was found in many HP instruments of the era, you can find repair instructions in the 1430C manual (and others).? Basically, the diode is a pill that is shimmed into contact with the stripline.? To replace this with a modern diode, you're going to have to fabricate a matching mechanical contrivance.? I suggest (without having done this), that you might be able to "print" a suitable diode holder and then insert a replacement diode (it would be tempting to use a beam-lead diode or find a suitable pill diode). For extra homework, I suggest replicating Grove's analysis in the Proceedings. ? Hello,
???? I'm trying to repair several old 1817A sampling heads. They all show the same failure : the sampling diodes are fused. Since they are fitted in a very tiny structure, inserted into the wave coaxial guide, it is rather tricky to attempt replacing the diode by a modern SMD Ga As shottky device. The original are obviously point germanium diodes, though not written on the manual. Has anybody an idea where to get such sampling assemplies (which includes a resistor, a 2 pf capa and the diode in a very specific assembly), or an idea to fit a modern component in place of the old one ?
??? Thanks for replay !
??????? bernjc
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Re: HP 1817A TDR sampling head
Salut Jean-Claude:
The 1817A sampler contains the incredible Grove sampler (see the US Patent, US 3,278,763 for the associated patentese, also see the Proc. IEEE paper by Grove for the theory of operation and detailed analysis).? IMHO, the Grove sampler was the last hurrah for non-monolithic microwave sampler construction.? Since this sampler was found in many HP instruments of the era, you can find repair instructions in the 1430C manual (and others).? Basically, the diode is a pill that is shimmed into contact with the stripline.? To replace this with a modern diode, you're going to have to fabricate a matching mechanical contrivance.? I suggest (without having done this), that you might be able to "print" a suitable diode holder and then insert a replacement diode (it would be tempting to use a beam-lead diode or find a suitable pill diode).
For extra homework, I suggest replicating Grove's analysis in the Proceedings.
Bonne Chance!
Hello,
???? I'm trying to repair several old 1817A sampling heads. They all show the same failure : the sampling diodes are fused. Since they are fitted in a very tiny structure, inserted into the wave coaxial guide, it is rather tricky to attempt replacing the diode by a modern SMD Ga As shottky device. The original are obviously point germanium diodes, though not written on the manual. Has anybody an idea where to get such sampling assemplies (which includes a resistor, a 2 pf capa and the diode in a very specific assembly), or an idea to fit a modern component in place of the old one ?
??? Thanks for replay !
??????? bernjc
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Re: looking for a few knobs
On 9/6/20 8:19 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote: I don't have a printer yet, but I would appreciate the files for when I do get one. I will send them off-list. I own the house. The damage was caused by a tree that a neighbor won't trim, or remove. The drop was installed in 1964. I was already planning to replace all the old wiring, but not all at once. My old Dell optiplex 780 and Insignia monitor were still working with the line at 67 volts. Duke Energy cancelled the first service? call, because their idiot 'Smart Meter' reported that my service was working. I had to threaten to call the Florida PUCO before they sent out a crew. The lead tech rolled his eyes when I told him the neural was open. Then he saw the break, arching. Tired old triplex that had pulled loose from the street pole and was drooping below six feet. I should have called OSHA, because it was over a neighbor's yard where kids were playing. I thought Florida power, and then Progress Energy were bad, but Duke is even worse. I am going to install underground service, but I would like to have waited until they do a promised rebuild. The entire subdivision was wired over 50 years ago and it was not designed for electric stoves and air conditioning. It needs to be upgraded to at least four times the current capacity. It was designed for 60A service, and for snowbirds second homes. I have a 1200 square foot building for my workshop. It was already upgraded to a 100A breaker box but I am currently unable to work there. Wow. That is a substantial lawsuit waiting to happen. That neighbor needs to be *ruined*. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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Re: Agilent E1430A and E1485A driver software
On 6/09/20 10:07 pm, spam@... wrote: Hi,
I have scanned Internet for some days to get drivers for these two cards (HP E1430A is an ADC, HP E1485A is a DSP).
Have scanned of course this group here too :-)
Result so far: Manual for E1430A is available, also DSCPI drivers for HP GPIB command modules. I've just uploaded my SCPI driver collection to /g/vxi/It has the serial uploader for E1430A as well as the GPIB version. For E1485A I found neither manual nor software. I've got the install/service guide pdf for the E1485C. Plus notes etc on upgrading the SPOS on that module if you don't have that already. There was a HP 35635T?Programming Toolkit?sold on tape with these cards in the old days to be used on e.g. HP V743 HP/UX and Windows. I managed to find a PDF of a Powerpoint presentation regarding this product but nothing else so far. Any hints where I could get this old software (HP 35635T?Programming Toolkit ) or parts of it today? I would give my left testicle... We've been having discussions recently on the VintHPcom group regarding having members check through their boxes of old floppies/HDD/s/tapes to look for software to try and get as much as possible archived in safe locations for future use. We'd be eternally grateful if anyone on this group that has such software could archive it as well. My immediate interest evolves around E1497A/B E1437A E1485B/D E6401A E6402A and WJ-9119 :^)
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Re: looking for a few knobs
Hi, Michael.
In my area of Southern California, we had a similar problem with mid 1960's power wiring.? We kept having outages in our neighborhood every month or so, and San Diego Gas & Electric kept band-aiding the old wiring.? Until I posted a formal complaint to the Public Utilities Commission, squeaky wheel kind of guy that I am.? That lit a fire under their chair and got us new wiring within a few months.? That was probably 4 years ago, and we haven't had an outage since.
So go ahead and file a complaint.? It worked for me and my neighbors.? Good luck!
Jim Ford Laguna Hills, CA
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Sent: 9/6/2020 5:19:35 PM
Subject: Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] looking for a few knobs
I don't have a printer yet, but I would appreciate the files for when I do get one.
I own the house. The damage was caused by a tree that a neighbor won't trim, or remove. The drop was installed in 1964. I was already planning to replace all the old wiring, but not all at once. My old Dell optiplex 780 and Insignia monitor were still working with the line at 67 volts. Duke Energy cancelled the first service? call, because their idiot 'Smart Meter' reported that my service was working. I had to threaten to call the Florida PUCO before they sent out a crew. The lead tech rolled his eyes when I told him the neural was open. Then he saw the break, arching. Tired old triplex that had pulled loose from the street pole and was drooping below six feet. I should have called OSHA, because it was over a neighbor's yard where kids were playing. I thought Florida power, and then Progress Energy were bad, but Duke is even worse. I am going to install underground service, but I would like to have waited until they do a promised rebuild. The entire subdivision was wired over 50 years ago and it was not designed for electric stoves and air conditioning. It needs to be upgraded to at least four times the current capacity. It was designed for 60A service, and for snowbirds second homes. I have a 1200 square foot building for my workshop. It was already upgraded to a 100A breaker box but I am currently unable to work there.
On Sun, Sep 6, 2020 at 7:23 PM Dave McGuire < mcguire@...> wrote: On 9/6/20 7:16 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
> Is that the same size as the knobs on the HP 6236Bpower supplies? I am
> missing knobs and the inserts on several of these.
? ?I think these are smaller.
> Also, has anyone made
> replacements for the meter bezels for these?
? ?I've designed a replacement bezel for the 6205B, and 3D printed it,
and it works well.? I think the 6236B's meters might be the same size.
Let me know if you want the files.
> I can't access my manuals
> right now, I am still working to complete repairs after I lost the
> neutral from the street and fried a lot of equipment. I currently have
> lights and a window A/C in one room, or I would look .up the part
> numbers. Also, I ended up with limited data on Hughesnet, after Spectrum
> refused to restor my service. The open neutral fried their coax drop
> when it tried to carry the Neutral current. I heard burning MOVs and
> tripping breakers before the house went dark. It looks like several
> thousand dollars worth of damage to the wiring and equipment. I was off
> line for about two months.
? ?Ugh!!? I recommend calling lawyers and packing to move.
? ? ? ? ? ? ?-Dave
--
Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA
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Re: looking for a few knobs
I don't have a printer yet, but I would appreciate the files for when I do get one.
I own the house. The damage was caused by a tree that a neighbor won't trim, or remove. The drop was installed in 1964. I was already planning to replace all the old wiring, but not all at once. My old Dell optiplex 780 and Insignia monitor were still working with the line at 67 volts. Duke Energy cancelled the first service? call, because their idiot 'Smart Meter' reported that my service was working. I had to threaten to call the Florida PUCO before they sent out a crew. The lead tech rolled his eyes when I told him the neural was open. Then he saw the break, arching. Tired old triplex that had pulled loose from the street pole and was drooping below six feet. I should have called OSHA, because it was over a neighbor's yard where kids were playing. I thought Florida power, and then Progress Energy were bad, but Duke is even worse. I am going to install underground service, but I would like to have waited until they do a promised rebuild. The entire subdivision was wired over 50 years ago and it was not designed for electric stoves and air conditioning. It needs to be upgraded to at least four times the current capacity. It was designed for 60A service, and for snowbirds second homes. I have a 1200 square foot building for my workshop. It was already upgraded to a 100A breaker box but I am currently unable to work there.
On Sun, Sep 6, 2020 at 7:23 PM Dave McGuire < mcguire@...> wrote: On 9/6/20 7:16 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
> Is that the same size as the knobs on the HP 6236Bpower supplies? I am
> missing knobs and the inserts on several of these.
? ?I think these are smaller.
> Also, has anyone made
> replacements for the meter bezels for these?
? ?I've designed a replacement bezel for the 6205B, and 3D printed it,
and it works well.? I think the 6236B's meters might be the same size.
Let me know if you want the files.
> I can't access my manuals
> right now, I am still working to complete repairs after I lost the
> neutral from the street and fried a lot of equipment. I currently have
> lights and a window A/C in one room, or I would look .up the part
> numbers. Also, I ended up with limited data on Hughesnet, after Spectrum
> refused to restor my service. The open neutral fried their coax drop
> when it tried to carry the Neutral current. I heard burning MOVs and
> tripping breakers before the house went dark. It looks like several
> thousand dollars worth of damage to the wiring and equipment. I was off
> line for about two months.
? ?Ugh!!? I recommend calling lawyers and packing to move.
? ? ? ? ? ? ?-Dave
--
Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA
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Re: looking for a few knobs
On 9/6/20 7:16 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote: Is that the same size as the knobs on the HP 6236Bpower supplies? I am missing knobs and the inserts on several of these. I think these are smaller. Also, has anyone made replacements for the meter bezels for these? I've designed a replacement bezel for the 6205B, and 3D printed it, and it works well. I think the 6236B's meters might be the same size. Let me know if you want the files. I can't access my manuals right now, I am still working to complete repairs after I lost the neutral from the street and fried a lot of equipment. I currently have lights and a window A/C in one room, or I would look .up the part numbers. Also, I ended up with limited data on Hughesnet, after Spectrum refused to restor my service. The open neutral fried their coax drop when it tried to carry the Neutral current. I heard burning MOVs and tripping breakers before the house went dark. It looks like several thousand dollars worth of damage to the wiring and equipment. I was off line for about two months. Ugh!! I recommend calling lawyers and packing to move. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA
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Re: looking for a few knobs
Is that the same size as the knobs on the
HP 6236Bpower supplies? I am missing knobs and the inserts on several of these. Also, has anyone made replacements for the meter bezels for these? I can't access my manuals right now, I am still working to complete repairs after I lost the neutral from the street and fried a lot of equipment. I currently have lights and a window A/C in one room, or I would look .up the part numbers. Also, I ended up with limited data on Hughesnet, after Spectrum refused to restor my service. The open neutral fried their coax drop when it tried to carry the Neutral current. I heard burning MOVs and tripping breakers before the house went dark. It looks like several thousand dollars worth of damage to the wiring and equipment. I was off line for about two months.
On Sun, Sep 6, 2020 at 11:17 AM Dave McGuire < mcguire@...> wrote:
? ?Oh!? A very good picture.? Thanks!? The 0370-2188 knob is the second
from the right on the top, under the words "FREQUENCY" and "SPAN", the
smaller front-most knob for the inner shaft. (not the one with the
protruding handle and labeled skirt)
? ?The 0370-3013 knob is in the bottom row immediate to the right of the
noise source output BNC connector, again the smaller front-most knob for
the inner shaft.
? ?The "cap" that I need is the one that snaps into the front of the
intensity knob.
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? -Dave
On 9/6/20 1:36 AM, f1ghb wrote:
> Hello Dave,
>
> I may have these knobs and front cap but I was not able to identify them
> on a picture of a 3582A , for example here :
>
>
>
> Cold you identify them on the picture
>
> Best regards
> Eric
>
> Le 06/09/2020 00:26, Dave McGuire a ¨¦crit :
>>
>> ? If anyone has any available, I'd like to purchase the following
>> knobs.? My application is for a 3582A, but they were used on other
>> instruments.
>>
>> ? 0370-2188?? "frequency mode" on the 3582A
>> ? 0370-3013?? "noise source level" on the 3582A
>>
>> ? ...and just the little front cap for an 0370-1005, which is probably
>> the same as for many other knobs.? It's about 5/16" in diameter.
>>
>> ? Anybody gots?
>>
>> ???????????? -Dave
>>
>
>
>
>
--
Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA
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Re: looking for a few knobs
I think you have been reading my mind - I was thinking of posting a
similar statement. THANKS
Quoting RFI-EMI-GUY <rhyolite@...>:
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I agree, Profanity is the crutch of the inarticulate motherfr
On Sun, Sep 6, 2020 at 12:48 AM, Dave Seiter wrote:
And certain language.? I have no sympathy for people who feel the need for
that kind of language on public forums.? It shows a lack of vocabulary and
education in my book.
Dave
On Saturday, September 5, 2020, 09:43:15 PM PDT, Jim Ford
<james.ford@...> wrote:
How about we keep the politics, religion, and sports out of the
HP/Agilent/Keysight group?
Thanks.
Jim Ford
Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
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From: Earl Morris <earl@...>
Date: 9/5/20 9:08 PM (GMT-08:00)
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] looking for a few knobs
What I find objectionable is any mention of tRump.
On Sun, 06 Sep 2020 03:41:37 +0200, you wrote:
Is there anyone else who thinks there is a correlation between soy consumption and finding me objectionable?
p.s. To my fellow conservative engineers: I have debated with myself long
and wide, if I should respond. I mean, I have better things to do. But if
we always, all, have better things to do than engage with Liberals...We
should not wonder if we wake up in the CHAZ.
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With best regards
Tam HANNA (emailing on a BlackBerry PRIV)
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Am 6. September 2020 03:05:43 MESZ schrieb Dave Daniel
<kc0wjn@...>:
Is there anyone else out there who finds this member¡¯s language
objectionable?
DaveD
On Sep 5, 2020, at 19:06, Tam Hanna <tamhan@...> wrote:
Fuck, Dave, you know the game.
I am already printing knobs for everyone. Send me a few pics, and Ill work my magic for you.
Tam
With best regards
Tam HANNA
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On 2020. 09. 06. 0:34, Dave McGuire wrote:
?? Well the knobs are missing, so..
???????????? -Dave
On 9/5/20 6:30 PM, Bruce wrote:
Pictures would be useful - particularly with a ruler or some other
reference.
Cheers!
Bruce
Quoting Dave McGuire <mcguire@...>:
If anyone has any available, I'd like to purchase the following
knobs.? My application is for a 3582A, but they were used on other
instruments.
?? 0370-2188?? "frequency mode" on the 3582A
?? 0370-3013?? "noise source level" on the 3582A
?? ...and just the little front cap for an 0370-1005, which is
probably the same as for many other knobs.? It's about 5/16" in
diameter.
?? Anybody gots?
????????????? -Dave
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Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA
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Re: looking for a few knobs
Yup it gets old. I thought maybe this guy Tam had Tourettes and dismissed him as simply having a handicap,? but, is Tourettes actually a thing when using a keyboard? Now it seems that it is a political expression of being non-PC and anti liberal. Is being a nice person suddenly a "Liberal" problem in this world? Is there an ignore button on this thing?
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On Sat, Sep 5, 2020 at 9:41 PM Tam Hanna < tamhan@...> wrote: Is there anyone else who thinks there is a correlation between soy consumption and finding me objectionable?
p.s. To my fellow conservative engineers: I have debated with myself long and wide, if I should respond. I mean, I have better things to do. But if we always, all, have better things to do than engage with Liberals...We should not wonder if we wake up in the CHAZ.
With best regards
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Tam,
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I find your language frequently offensive, and certainly inappropriate on this forum
More inappropriate than your language, however, are your political outbursts. Neither has any business on this forum, nor do they add any value here.
It seems you're deliberately trolling this otherwise (mostly) civil, on-topic forum, more than any other single member here, and if I were a moderator of this group, I'd have given you a time out by now.
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Overall, the scope won't calibrate, but the two healthy channels will look calibrated after the procedure fails. The two bad channels will not work properly on the 1Meg input impedance after the failed calibration.
The failed 50ohm inputs are 99.9% due to bad input hybrids, it doesn't take much of DC to blow the input (even the 50ohm resistor is integrated). It appears there is a chinese guy on EBay, selling these hybrids (expect a chunk of PCB with the chip soldered? on it). I did not buy any and don't know anybody that did, so the risk is all yours if you decide to go for.?
Or you may want to hunt for another 54831 as a part mule, this is what I did and now have spares for the rest of my life.
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Re: looking for a few knobs
I agree, Profanity is the crutch of the inarticulate motherfr
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On Sun, Sep 6, 2020 at 12:48 AM, Dave Seiter wrote:
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And certain language.? I have no sympathy for people who feel the need for that kind of language on public forums.? It shows a lack of vocabulary and education in my book.?
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Dave
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On Saturday, September 5, 2020, 09:43:15 PM PDT, Jim Ford <james.ford@...> wrote:
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How about we keep the politics, religion, and sports out of the HP/Agilent/Keysight group?
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-------- Original message --------
From: Earl Morris <earl@...>
Date: 9/5/20 9:08 PM (GMT-08:00)
Subject: Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] looking for a few knobs
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What I find objectionable is any mention of tRump. On Sun, 06 Sep 2020 03:41:37 +0200, you wrote: >Is there anyone else who thinks there is a correlation between soy consumption and finding me objectionable? > > >p.s. To my fellow conservative engineers: I have debated with myself long and wide, if I should respond. I mean, I have better things to do. But if we always, all, have better things to do than engage with Liberals...We should not wonder if we wake up in the CHAZ. >--- >With best regards >Tam HANNA (emailing on a BlackBerry PRIV) > >Enjoy electronics? Join 14k other followers by visiting the Crazy Electronics Lab at https://www.instagram.com/tam.hanna/ > >Am 6. September 2020 03:05:43 MESZ schrieb Dave Daniel <kc0wjn@...>: >>Is there anyone else out there who finds this member¡¯s language >>objectionable? >> >>DaveD >> >>> On Sep 5, 2020, at 19:06, Tam Hanna <tamhan@...> wrote: >>> >>> Fuck, Dave, you know the game. >>> >>> >>> I am already printing knobs for everyone. Send me a few pics, and Ill >>work my magic for you. >>> >>> >>> Tam >>> >>> With best regards >>> Tam HANNA >>> >>> Enjoy electronics? Join 15k7 other followers by visiting the Crazy >>Electronics Lab at https://www.instagram.com/tam.hanna/ >>> >>>> On 2020. 09. 06. 0:34, Dave McGuire wrote: >>>> >>>>?? Well the knobs are missing, so.. >>>> >>>>???????????? -Dave >>>> >>>>> On 9/5/20 6:30 PM, Bruce wrote: >>>>> Pictures would be useful - particularly with a ruler or some other >>reference. >>>>> >>>>> Cheers! >>>>> >>>>> Bruce >>>>> >>>>> Quoting Dave McGuire <mcguire@...>: >>>>> >>>>>> If anyone has any available, I'd like to purchase the following >>knobs.? My application is for a 3582A, but they were used on other >>instruments. >>>>>> >>>>>>?? 0370-2188?? "frequency mode" on the 3582A >>>>>>?? 0370-3013?? "noise source level" on the 3582A >>>>>> >>>>>>?? ...and just the little front cap for an 0370-1005, which is >>probably the same as for many other knobs.? It's about 5/16" in >>diameter. >>>>>> >>>>>>?? Anybody gots? >>>>>> >>>>>>????????????? -Dave >>>>>> >>>>>> -- >>>>>> Dave McGuire, AK4HZ >>>>>> New Kensington, PA >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> > >
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Re: 8991A Service Manual?
Actually a better request is the Calibration Manual, 08991-90023.
They are on epay but hoping it's available elsewhere.
Anyone?
thx
Mark
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