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Thanks for the input by all of you. OK I take it that rolling wire racks are a good idea, I wanted to order one or two carts from COSTCO but apparently the lower ones are not available even from the

Hello, I would try chucking in 150USD, going up to 250 if SHTF. These units cost a rabbis ransom normally, if you do not - like I did - get them for a good price. Tam --- With best regards Tam HANNA

It varies considerably. I paid around $150 each for the display and SA and then fabricated the cables. If I ran across somebody selling them for $20 a piece I would have bought a ton (probably

What do you mean by “sections”? RF and display sections, or something else? I was curious so I looked on ebay and 8566Bs (with both sections) are still listed for anywhere between ~$850 and

HP54810A first gen non VIN Recovery to Win 95 That was a bit of a hassle, mostly due to my own incompetence.? I'm a PhD in Mechanical engineering with a specialty in tribology. I know a whole lot

Back to the topic, so, OK, I can get a bottom section and interconnect cables. Any ideas what I should pay for it? Again, non-matching, no cal data. Could be fun. OTOH, the system could weigh a lot

I will say that I love my 3588A, just wish it was a bit faster. :) Oh, and I wouldn't part with my 54542A for anything.

Tam I'm glad you said it first, tearing down a working 4195A is seriously straitjacket territory. A lot of us have those. Mine has never needed calibration (empirically...it agrees with a few other

I use them for the bench equipment. I use the 6 shelf, rolling, 2 foot deep by 4 foot wide variety.? You do need to make some modifications, though.? There seem to be two varieties, one with the

Heh,? thanks. That's (mildly) encouraging. One issue, I had to replace the earom, so it has zero cal data, but I'm guessing that's really not a problem. If it needs cal, it needs full cal.

What is a ".HEIC" file?? I can't open it. Daun Daun E. Yeagley II, N8ASB

Hi Man, Sorry for my bluntness: tearing down a 4195A is a total madness. We use the unit all the time in the lab, worst case you can sell it. It goes down to 10HZ, which is really useful. I have some

I did see a couple of previous posts from a while back, still looks like far more effort than it's worth (or is practical to do).

The other thing that works well is the wire rack rolling carts. They will hold a lot of weight and an outlet strip fits well behind the handle. I keep the gear on a set of wire rack shelves, roll the

I picked up a 4195A top half for peanuts from a local reseller, supposedly dead, Replace a few caps, alive. He also has the bottom sections as well as the interconnect cables. Thought I'd put together

Forgot to mention that the HP P/N is 2100-1736. Thanks again, Barry - N4BUQ

The balance pots in my 334A have gotten pretty erratic. Am I correct to assume these are carbon-track types and not wire-wound? I presume that this application would demand carbon-track but in my

I have a few of these units all operational and yes they are seriously heavy. This unit is nice as it appears to have the interconnect cables. It is a really nice SA. There was a flood of units some 7

Wally Depends on largely on 1) The size of the castors ( wheels), bigger wheels are generally easier to deal with and actually less likely catch and tip 2) The floor surface they are rolling on

There are plenty of 34401A displays on ebay for under $30. I assume they're clones since there are so many but have no reason to think they're bad. I'm hoping the prices on 53131A displays will also