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I recently picked up some telco equipment that turned out to have N to SMZ adapters. Maybe you can Google and compare your connectors. Dennis --------------------------------------------

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I have a piece of gear which uses coaxial connectors which look like push-on SMB but are somewhat smaller. Does anyone happen to know what they are called? Peter

My Faux Pas, This should work: Dennis --------------------------------------------

The file 'Signalite-Hivac neon regulators-LM317.pdf' is available from this link: https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=57917&d=1319831602 in a thread called '120V, 400mW

Hi all....I'm working on a 3 GHz 8752C network analyzer. It's like an HP 8753 but only does half of the S parameters. It has a Reflection port where the source comes out and a Transmission port where

That link ain't gonna work, its to a file local on your computer! FWIW, there is no metal film resistors in the 141T, but there is a lot of carbon film resistors! Those should not be mixed up, as

These tubes were designated as Z82R7. Spec sheet is at folowing link. Who would think replacing this obsolete tube would cause such an upstir! Dennis --------------------------------------------

Thanks Vladan, I will post a question on the Keysight forum. Roland. ________________________________ De : hp_agilent_equipment@... [mailto:hp_agilent_equipment@...] Envoyé :

Hi Roland, If the boards have HP logos, I would go back to this thread on the Keysight forum https://community.keysight.com/thread/5140 and ask MikeM if he can provide something, even if it's just

Hi Vladan, No way to find the exact schematics for my 8594E spectrum analyser power supply! It looks like this is one HP production, have you an idea where those schematics can be found? Thanks,

Hi David,You do need the right sort! My 8112 didn't retain settings and hadn't for the couple of years I've owned it. I finally got round to doing something about it about 8 weeks back - opened it up,

When I removed it, I found it was a GP18AAK2A1H 2.4V NiCd. I found on pretty quickly. D.

I have a 1742A scope (AFAIK just a 1740A plus the multimeter) with that time interval multimeter on it. The 1742A manual includes basic operating instructions for the multimeter, which is referred to

Assuming it's not going to be permanently trickle charged, rather only when it's powered up, an NiMH cordless phone battery pack would work well and they don't leak like NiCads inevitably will. Dan

I'm looking at an 8112A, which is fitted with a Ni-Cd battery on the processor board, rather than a Panasonic BR-2/3AT2P 3V Lithium primary cell. The unit has serial 2343G01456 and processor board

[hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote: As the first to mention it, I failed to give the link, as I was using my mobile phone. But someone did previously post the link.

[hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote: the multimeter option is covered by a separate service manual, but the time interval multimeter is a standard HP-3476A (or B,

Picked up an HP-1725A at Xenia this year with a couple of known defects including a non-functional Time Interval Multimeter option. Have the scope working for the most part. I have so far not found

I'm afraid that radiologically enhanced neon bulbs are pretty much a thing of the past. Once, the public viewed the use of radioactive materials as being new and sciency. Now, they are terrified...