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For what it's worth, here in the U.S. McMaster-Carr has M3.5 x 0.6 pitch screws? https://www.mcmaster.com/products/screws/system-of-measurement~metric/thread-size~m3-5/thread-pitch~0-6-mm/

I'd be interested in (paying for) any CLIP files for the E4433B and also the E4438C especially if the E4438C CLIP includes the options for low phase noise and high output power. I don't know how much

Interesting topic! I already answered here before, and got my version of the CLIP, but I just realizing that there is multiple CLIP version If I understand correctly. Would be amazing to have better

That is correct. You need either ~15dB ENR or an amplifier with at least 10dB gain between the 6 dB ENR noise source and the 8970 input. I use an 8447D when I don’t have a 15 dB ENR noise source

I recall someone telling me that special function will not work with a ~6db ENR source

Amazon lists a significant number of different M3.5-0.6 screws. Some are cheap at 9-13 cents each, some are expensive tamper resistant heads closer to a dollar each than pennies, and some have carton

Another +1 for Metcal. I use an SP200 for hand assembly; these are fantastic. Interestingly, the designer of the SP200 is on this mailing list. -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New

Hello Xu I have an E4422B with an issue on the A9 output board. I’m interested in the CLIP document you mentioned. Please let me know the price, I’d appreciate it. I tried contacting Milan, but I

I'd like to know more about the program that allows you to model the PC board in SCAD, and find the XY of any part. Thanks! David

Hi all The threads you are looking for are M3.5, this is a little used thread except in the UK where it is used by electricians to hold switch face plates in place, it is actually very close to 4BA

Hello Roberto, Special Function 33 is for calibrating the IF attenuators. Just connect a 15 dB ENR noise source and execute SF 33. Temperature entering not necessary. Greetings, Jaap PA0JRK

On 2025-03-18 02:27, Steve Hendrix wrote: On 2025-03-17 2:59 PM, Radu Bogdan Dicher via groups.io wrote: Probably a stupid question, but I know nothing on the "stereo

If it's indeed M3.5 x 0.6, it's the same size as the hardware used on the recent HP-IB connectors, the ones with black screws (early HP-IB connectors used uncolored stainless steel 6-32 American

Let me do a +1 for the Metcal soldering station suggestion. I have 2 older MX500 stations, those are the 13.5MHz version. Two-handed soldering can be quite useful and works fine using my full optical,

I use used scikit-rf to do a TRL and a SOLT calibration in the PC, both giving very similar results. For the SOLT i substituted the a 'quarter-wave + short', for the 'O', making it a 'S', so it was

FWIW, I wear glasses with built in prisms. I take them off when using my microscope. If you can try the Nikon before buying with and without glasses, then that would be nice. Also make sure you have

UNOFFICIAL I misread the parts list and thought it was 5/32. 3MM is too small , 4mm is too big, 5/32 BSW doesn't screw in Wayne Eckert BEng Observing Operations Hub Sydney M:0409986684 T: 02

Good stereo microscopes are like binoculars have one fixed eyepiece and one variable focus one. close the variable focus eye, focus with the fixed one, reverse, but use the eyepiece alone for

I use an American Optical (because it was cheap) and found a nice heavy stand to hold it up.? I have a fiber optic ring light on the microscope. I find that an auxiliary light can help to illuminate

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