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I would like to make upper frequency to 26.5ghz output from my 8340A that can only 20ghz now 22.09.2022, 19:16, "Richard Parrish" <richard@...>: The calibration list is specific to the

It's a very old glue, made from the phosphoprotein casein (found in mammalian milk) ... the glue is made by lowering the ph of the milk, separating the folded protein, and the bringing the ph of the

Sounds like a good idea, but you can also just request the option keywords from me; I provide them for free. The vector capability is not enabled by a keyword, but by another relatively simple process

The calibration list is specific to the instrument it was in. Copying another set of cal constants into another unit is not advisable. Follow the leveling calibration procedure in the manual, the cal

In most HP meters of this era, the dial scale was photographically printed in a special machine designed to make the scale match that specific meter movement. (That’s why the scales sometimes flake,

The missing cover won't make a lot of difference in the short term. Before you go much further, you might try the automatic peaking routine. Push the shift button and then the peak button and the unit

Hello with my device was a calibration list, in attachment if someone has such from 8340A(B), please send

with my device was such a calibration list, in attachment if someone has such from 8340A(B), please send 22.09.2022, 11:28, "fab-lp@..." <fab-lp@...>:Hello All, I recently acquired a

I have a early HP410C meter that needs a replacement meter movement. As I was searching for this, I was looking at other HP equipment and was wondering if folks here know if I could use the movement

It's the next morning, I powered up the previously bouncy (on some ranges) meter and it is not bouncing at all. I'll follow up for a few days before I decide,"if it ain't broke don't fix it" is the

Thanks for the help everyone. I was able to find replacements soon after I posted this question. Best Regards, Craig Petersen.

Hi Jim, I think that any new idea is always welcome even if the topic has already been dealt with. I own a modified 8713C but I'm curious. Have a nice day. Maurizio

Hello All, I recently acquired a HP 8340B. Unfortunately it's not fully functional. There is a problem when it crosses bands 3 and 4: almost no power and and the power dbm indicator displays only

Hello, Ciro & people. After 11 years, I hope you were able to fix your 3552A. I have inherited an almost empty box of HP3552A, but it has the line module, although I don't know its characteristics, to

Solved. Problem was poor soldering of pin 7 of the auto-zero assembly.

I'll look over the solder joints on the tube tomorrow. I thought it might have been corrosion. Thanks, Mikek

The first 3400 I looked at had a resistive C203 and C205, on the A2 board, I checked the others on that board and checked all caps on the PS Board. I'm sure I checked a few others too, I had a busy

Mine did something similar to this and it wound up being cracked solder joints on the Nuvistor tube socket, reflowing them fixed this issue, also reseat the tube a few times. However you may still be

That's a good trick. Not really necessary in this case though; 6839 is a pretty common bulb that's made by a few different manufacturers. (VCC, JKL, etc) -Dave

One way to find info like that is to look up the HP part number on the net with google and find it listed on some government supplier site. That will get you the NSN number. You can use that number to