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Re: HP 8673D synthesized generator - need replace RF out connector - partial front panel removal suggestions
Successfully swapped the front panel connector (it's replacement was a used pull.) The main challenge is that the front panel PC board comes fairly close to the back side of the front panel connector,
By David Feldman · #150814 ·
Re: HP 8673D synthesized generator - need replace RF out connector - partial front panel removal suggestions
Decided "go for broke" --- gently lowered the unit onto the table in front of the shelving where it lives (and onto a piece of carpet material), turned it on it's side (3.5mm front panel connector
By David Feldman · #150813 ·
Re: HP 8673D synthesized generator - need replace RF out connector - partial front panel removal suggestions
(Yves - I now see from the picture - you were able restore operation by adding component to the existing connector? In my case, the internals of the connector are damaged so my attempt to add
By David Feldman · #150812 ·
Re: HP 8673D synthesized generator - need replace RF out connector - partial front panel removal suggestions
Thank you, Yves - I appreciate your information and agree that the unit is very nice tool (although very heavy!). Fortunately, this unit appears to still work internally, as the problem of
By David Feldman · #150811 ·
Re: HP 8673D synthesized generator - need replace RF out connector - partial front panel removal suggestions
Hi Dave, I own an 8673D and I'm very satisfied with this generator; it performs quite well. I was able to get it back in exchange for another working instrument, however, this 8673D was considered
By Yves Tardif · #150810 ·
HP 8673D synthesized generator - need replace RF out connector - partial front panel removal suggestions
My adventure fixing up my workshop's RF gear brings me to the last repair, the heaviest unit (94 pounds, and I'm older now than when I put it in position!) The HP 8673D synthesizer uses a 3.5mm male
By David Feldman · #150809 ·
Switched attenuator issue
I've noticed excessive through attenuation with my HP attenuator set (8497K / 8494H). The repeatability was out of spec. After switching there would be a difference of 0.1 to 0.2dB. I tried IPA on the
By vk2bea · #150808 ·
Re: HP 8640b range switch
Hi, I bought one British made last year with obviously such missing ones, (not falling from the body either Mark!) and was also prepared to work there. Then another one presented itself (US made)
By Renaud F5ZR · #150807 ·
Re: HP 8640b range switch
You can count missing contacts by counting the locations on the rotor where the little plastic posts are broken off. Dave Wise
By Dave Wise · #150806 ·
Re: HP 8640b range switch
Renuad, Those are all great places to start. I have one of these units and I used the technique described on these articles. The epoxy/glue option works very well. I did this on all of the wipe
By G H · #150805 ·
Re: HP 8640b range switch
Hello Mark, Indeed there's a lot on the net about those. Here are some: https://qsl.net/w0mpm/HP8640B.html https://www.qsl.net/ve7ca/TstH86.htm#HK22 https://jvgavila.com/wb1.htm Good luck! Renaud
By Renaud F5ZR · #150804 ·
Re: HP 8640b range switch
There are some good articles on the Internet regarding this problem. Also there is a web site for a company that offers serving of these units, for a price. You ship the entire unit to them and once
By G H · #150803 ·
Re: HP8510C TRL Calibration
Fixed, thanks Jon.
By neil · #150802 ·
Re: hp8921a
Ian, There's a group for the the HP 892XX series it's /g/HP8924-Family-Spectrum-Analyzers/topics ,? Amtronix supports them & provides help their website is
By Bill Higdon · #150801 ·
Re: hp8921a
Thats better, hopefully someone will recognise the issue. Picture is still a bit fuzzy, though I can easily see the two lines at the top of the screen, the second showing the error. The other
By Dave_G0WBX · #150800 ·
HP 8640b range switch
Hi to the group new to this group I have an HP 8640b the frequency range switch has dropped some of its contacts and looking with the times 30 loop on the plastic discs it looks like I'm missing a
By MARK DOTY · #150799 ·
Re: 34401A issue
I saw three and ordered two to have a spare.? Since I have three of this meter and now know about how they can fail I can just replace them as needed.
By Peter Gottlieb · #150798 ·
Re: PARTS IDENTIFICATION
Hi Francesco, just in case this information is still useful to you or anyone else... These assemblies (mixer plus bracket and two resistors) are from a Marconi X17653 Low-Band Receiver unit, part of
By Michael Haben · #150797 ·
Re: 34401A issue
Hi Peter, If I am not mistaken there are 2 Omron relays on the board. If one failed maybe the other one will fail soon so if you make an order and have the unit open it is better to replace
By Razvan Popescu · #150796 ·
Re: 34401A issue
I have tracked this down to K104 and confirmed by bench test the relay has a bad side and won't make continuity to the DC high range attenuator.? With the relay removed I can jumper pins 9 to 13 and
By Peter Gottlieb · #150795 ·