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Hi Meguro merged with Keisoku some time ago. You can contact them and try to ask for a copy of the service manual. I have had good luck with japanese equipment.They were very kind.

Hi Daniel, Check the power lines for ripple. I have a HP 5351B dumpster find, that did not work to well, needed higher input level, and did not work on all frequencies... It was missing one of the

Hi Andreas, Yes, flash would be nice, but back when these where designed, that was not a good option for reliable long operation. You could try to do what I did with the M48Z18 inside my HP 54645A

Hello guys, About 4 years ago I got for cheap a non working Meguro MAK-6610 Audio Analyzer. I have since been desperately trying to find a service manual for it but no luck. Do any of you happen to

HEIC is a high resolution photo format search for HEIC file converter. HEIC is an Apple file format Sent from K5JLR

Ok, thanks. I have a lot of HP/UX experience, but almost no knowledge of the RMB systems so I'm starting cold there. I've recently recovered (typed in, from an un-scannable listing!) the HP 85867A EMI

Opps, I have to correct my statement about the lowest resistance range for the Keithley 2000 and the integra 2700, 2701 models. The only model in that line providing 1 (and 10) ohm ranges is the 2750,

Be happy to help - lets talk off line. I have a working 900/300 system with HPIB, basic and HP UX, needing only a color monitor (have the B/G monitor). Do you have a favorite imaging software? I've

The balance pots have to work up to hundreds of kilohertz. I don't know if a wire wound would behave. I think my new control is conductive plastic. It just has to be durable, quiet, and stay put. Dave

That would certainly be handy. I too have a Marconi 2380+2382. I had one many years ago and loved it, but had to sell it during a bad situation. I was lucky enough to find another one about two years

Hi all this is one of my favorite topics (i must own over 100 different models of digital multimeter) so it is hard for me to resist adding my 2 cents! I think the immediate requirement of higher

Yup, definitely interested. It's a lot of stuff and I'm spread a bit too thin. -Dave

I'll be doing that too; I have quite a lot of that hardware. I still have to get things set up, get RMB loaded, etc. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

I could also verify the software for anything requiring HP 9000 / 300 computers Quoting Dave McGuire <mcguire@...>:

Put me on the list to notify as you get to them. I could help if you are interested in help. Cheers! Quoting Dave McGuire <mcguire@...>:

I've had pretty good luck prying open variable resistors, but you have to be very careful about breaking off the tabs. Only bend them out as much as is absolutely necessary, and if possible, try to

Have you done a very thorough inspection of the input connector and checked it for any play (looseness)? If loose then check the cable connection on the inside of the input connector for any hardline

Poor choice of cleaning chemicals often results in a bad day. Cleaning chemicals that were formulated specifically for this application tend to be a lot more expensive than those that were not, but we

I may try prying them open as well so as to be a bit more careful about how I'm cleaning things in there. Thanks, Barry - N4BUQ

I'd considered doing that as well but I've read horror-stories where some "cleaners" have dissolved the carbon track rather unexpectedly. Thanks, Barry - N4BUQ