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Thanks George, You are a wealth of information. Grabbed a couple pair. Can never have too many probe sets. Thank you. Dave

Greg, Glen, Dave,? You guys are a better source and recommendations for commercial test leads and probes than I would be.? I have always built my own passive and active probes so have never looked

I picked up a set of 34132 probes for $20 off eBay, but they have fixed sheaths, so I got a pair of Pomona 6728 sheathed to unsheathed banana plug adapters.

The recent ohmmeter talk and such brings me to ask a somewhat OT question. I've been working on some HV stuff recently, so involving my inventory of high voltage/value resistors, and my now-favorite

The current set of probes is 34137A. The ones George mentioned have have been superseded by several models. They are priced at a modest $75 CAD. Less than what the meter cost me. Dave VE7HR

Deoxit is great.? I have used it to clean/treat switches on my Keithley and Fluke DMMs and it works very well.

Alex, The 3468/78 were sent to customers with just such a set of removable tips / alligator clips / spring loaded hooks.? The part number for that test lead set is? ?Hp 34118A. If you want the

I did this and hope I did it right.? It's not easy without the filter. The unit seems to be closer to operating.? I am not sure if this helped or not; I'm getting results nearly identical to my

No joy.? I will have to look into this further and compare with other instructions.? I will be doing a complete alignment once I straighten this all out. So, it appears that my opening up the source

Any of you guys ever tried one of those test lead sets that have interchangeable tips? I think they are/where US made and from the 70s or 80s. I remember my brand new 3476A DMM back in the 70s came

I was asking about impedance measurements some time ago and mentioned Microwave Properties North, a local business. The link I gave was an old one because the site was down. It is now repaired and for

Peter, On my 8753D, you need to add "[Meas], ANALOG IN"? after the "MORE, REAL".? The "[numeric input], [x1]" then selects whatever analog input is desired. I think they just got the command

Hi Yes, its 27C512 if you have the 6 eprom version. I think there is newer version of the cpu board that only have 4 eproms, so check. It is also advised to replace the eeprom, if its the original

I think I would modify the power supply section.

The "drive" to the attenuators is just open collector transistors switching to ground. the posiitve supply goes to the common This is pin 1 on the viking connector. To use on other voltages just

GR 1693 works from 12Hz to 200kHz. It is still being manufactured, BTW: https://www.ietlabs.com/1693.html I have two of those (one original GR and one later Quadtech unit with switchmode power supply)

On Thu, Feb 28, 2019 at 10:29 AM, ghnatiuk@... wrote: > > Dave, > A non-zero reading on low volts DC and AC range with an open input to the > meter means nothing other that you have pickup

Thanks for answer. Having a look at the real manual (the old one, not the one on the Keysight's web site without schematics) and at the drivers board, I find it is not easy as the 2V is not only used

Thanks George, I am not used to such quality equipment. ;-) Dave wrote: -- 72 de Dave VE7HR

Hi Steve and Cary That looks sweet. I just got the software in another email. I will have to try it out soon. My HP3478 should arrive soon so I can try it out. Thanks Steve and Cary. Dave VE7HR wrote: