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Peter, When FM Measurement is selected, the display will show peak deviation. The steps are outlined in the OP Manual under Section III Operation, Getting

Needed my HP 8640B for troubleshooting some radio equipment after 2 years of not using it. Ended up with troubleshooting the HP 8640B first. The RF output is not being modulated in AM (don't know

Long years ago, people at HP France used Cen Mil E dilued in water at 50% to clean the various tube equipmants where heat and consequently dust were very important . They were dried in a climatic

Hi TobiasCheck out?http://www.azurelectronics.com/Repair%20HP%205342A%20Microwave%20Frequency.htm as it may help.RegardsSteve

Ok, so that worked, but what does percent mean for FM?? kHz deviation would be more useful. Peter

Be careful of using IPA to clean instruments. I had experienced pretty much no problems using IPA until I accidentally hit the leftmost frequency display wheel on my HP 8601A. The IPA dissolved the

Harrison 6367A 0-36vdc, 0-10A, 110 vac input, $50 plus shipping: How much does it weigh? Can you ship USPS? [hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote:

Hi Calvin The blueish crud is most likely highly alkali potassium salts, mechanically remove as much as possible then neutralise with white wine vinegar. Wash away any residue with distilled or

Hey Peter, just a random data point here, from my own experience. I picked up a 3585A awhile back that seemed to be a basket case. Display problems, sweep control problems, pretty much everything

I use the citrus based Goo Gone to remove most labels. The citrus oil is very thin, and it evaporates. I have even used ot to remove price tags from paperback books. A few drops on a cotton ball, and

Hi there, When I opened up my 8672A synthesized CW generator, I found the NiCad batt pack was leaking. It was clean few years back. I removed it immediately but it left blueish and sort of oily

?????? Liquid dishwahing detergent like Dawn is safe for nearly everything. You have to test paint. Use a cotton swab somewhere where a mark won't show. Naphtha is safe for many paints but not

I want to clean 8350B/83592B sweep source, 8510 Vector Network Analyzer display and I/F sections, and the S-Parameter test set, and a 8566B spectrum analyzer(RF and Display). The 8510C panel is

Hello, no problem. If you ever change your mind let me know With best regards Tam Hanna --- NEW: Enjoy electronics? Like seeing oscilloscopes get repaired? Please subscribe to my new YouTube

Does anyone have the pinout for the 5086-7267 YIG oscillator handy? My google-fu seems to be weak today. Thanks, -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

So far I've removed all the boards I could that were relatively easy. I have not touched the ones that are under a metal panel identified as A and then a number. A31 or A32 for example. I'm no

?????? You have not said what equipment you want to clean. It does make a difference. I have detailed the method of washing employed at the -hp- service center a great many years ago but this

I find that Ronson lighter fluid, which is just naptha works very well.? This includes not only label goo, but a wide range of "dirt".? It's mild and doesn't hurt plastics (at least not any that

Hi Tam, No, thank you. Frank

The only thing I'd wash with water and soap is the front panel itself (completely removed from the instrument, and any pcbs or wiring harnesses removed from it), any knobs once removed from the pots,