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Re: Agilent 8563E ERR 456 AMPL

 

Hi Yves,

Looks like my unit is thermal related as those ERR gone away after turn on for a while. I have it turned on for few hours now and feeding it?an FM modulated FM signal and everything sport on compare to another SA.

BRGds/Stanley


Re: Need urgent help with bulk TE manuals shipping problem

 

If NSW sorts out the COVID problem, I could be tempted to come over for a holiday and help unpack the container and catalogue. :^)

On 13/01/22 10:39 am, Guy Dunphy wrote:

More details are coming together. But the current drama is some issues with the 'loading contractor'
and details of what happens with the container on a frame overnight at the storage unit site.
Also the loading quote.
But it's progressing. Fingers crossed.
Guy


Re: Need urgent help with bulk TE manuals shipping problem

 

At 11:03 AM 12/01/2022 -0800, you wrote:
Bankers /legal papers boxes? $20 for 6 at Costco, etc.

Jon

Thanks, but the box problem is sorted. Today I will be buying 500 of these:
ULINE, PN S-4898. 18" x 12" x 18" (Length, width, depth internal.)
The container will fit 450 of them, but allowing some spares for wastage
and potentially some of the manuals not fitting in the container.

More details are coming together. But the current drama is some issues with the 'loading contractor'
and details of what happens with the container on a frame overnight at the storage unit site.
Also the loading quote.

But it's progressing. Fingers crossed.

Guy


HP 8510 C with HP 8511B

 

i have in line a system with HP8511B i intend to add dir coupler in order to perform return loss .
my goal is to become to a system like 8517 .
i have 2 Wiltron dir coupler , by now i have used 1 with a power splitter , to use the two i need the switch power splitter that is present in HP8517..
If i find this switch power splitter how to connect in in order to have the auto switch as 8517 ?
where i can find docs if the HW involved in this switch power splitter that is present inside the 8517.
Ciao IW1EPY
Gianni


Re: Need urgent help with bulk TE manuals shipping problem

 

Bankers /legal papers boxes? $20 for 6 at Costco, etc.

Jon


Paging Liam Perkins

 

Liam, I have been trying to reach you regarding the HP 3457 manuals
which I have bought from you. I need you to send them to me.


Re: Need urgent help with bulk TE manuals shipping problem

 

A gaylord box for sure... No-brainer.


Re: OT: PID motor control

 

Dear David

I am sure that you can easily solve this without consultants. PID motor control is a classic application of control systems theory. I took the course in 1965. We used a bode plotter from ESI to find the effects ofmp?les and zeros, with special Teledeltos plotting carbon paper and an HV stylus.

The engineering application of the second order differential ¨¦quations are well documented in many papers, textbooks and courses. I highly recommend my old 1965 CCNY textbook Control System Theory by Dr Professor delToro, pub. McGraw Hill or Willey

The damping and bode plots are essential to understand how to tune a system response. Best system response is usually critical damping or slightly underdamped.

Are you simulating or have built hardware to test and tune? type and size of motor? load eg pump, fan, v¨¦hicule ?

bon courage et bon chance

Jon


204B problem in the 10k range

 

hello friends,

I have a little problem in my 204B Oscillator.

This apparatus have a selfmade stabilizes PSU in the back, the DC voltage is near to perfect.
Ranges? x1 / x10 / x100 / x1k? works accurate in frequeny and signal level. OK

Range x10k:

from 5 to 7 there is no oscillation. At 8 it starts, with very low output, the frequency is around 3% higher then the button scale.

In center of the button scale it work OK, but the frequency is still around 3% more then on the button.

From 20 up the signal level goes lower and lower.

So I have a problem in the 10k range parts.

How to continue ? application is here.

Martin


Re: WTB: HP 204 C or D audio Osc.

 

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Hi Bruce,

The 204C certainly appears to be complete. ?The mounting feet are missing, but I think that is because it originally came from a field 3550 test set.

I still have the old dead batteries, but I don¡¯t see any value in shipping them to you. ?In fact it might just cause problems. ?I have included a couple of images showing the batteries.

I suggest I cut the connector based wiring harness free from the batteries and send that along.

Let me know what you think.

Thanks for your consideration.

Regards,

Ken










On 11Jan, 2022, at 4:17 PM, greenboxmaven via <ka2ivy@...> wrote:

Please send the photos. The price is OK if it is complete except for the batteries.? Thanks,

? Bruce Gentry, KA2IVY

On 1/11/22 16:22, ken chalfant wrote:
Hi Bruce,

I have a partially disassembled 204C.

I am certain it is missing the old batteries, but otherwise I believe it is complete.

If you would be interested at $50.00 + shipping I will be glad to send you a bunch of images so you can judge if it is suitable for your needs.

Regards,

Ken



On 10Jan, 2022, at 2:32 PM, greenboxmaven via <ka2ivy@...> wrote:

I'm looking for a 204 C or D oscillator with battery power option. Need not be working, completeness is more important. I'm re-assembling a 3550 test set.? Thanks,

Bruce Gentry, KA2IVY




Re: hp cal issues

 

thanks chuck,that was the answer i was looking for.


On Wed, Jan 12, 2022 at 4:42 AM Chuck Harris <cfharris@...> wrote:
At issue is not all members keep track of all of the
questions and threads.? As a result, when you post:

"what, is nobody going to answer this?"

They look at this disembodied question and have no idea
what you are complaining about.? An answer like 42, which
is the meaning of the universe, seems as good of an answer
to your question as any.

If you would quote a bit of your original question in your
post, we/they could look at it and say something more relevant,
like "Meh!"? Or, to translate, this doesn't interest me.

All voltages from the power supply are always important to
all calibration issues.? So, if any adjustable supply is off
of its mark, when you do the calibration, there is no point in
asking if it matters.? It does.

As a rule, fix your power supply before you invest any time in
calibrating your XXXX.

-Chuck Harris


On Tue, 11 Jan 2022 20:15:31 -0800 "paul larner"
<quadzillatech@...> wrote:
> so please whats that in plain english?,or is 42 some form of riddle??
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Re: hp cal issues

 

At issue is not all members keep track of all of the
questions and threads. As a result, when you post:

"what, is nobody going to answer this?"

They look at this disembodied question and have no idea
what you are complaining about. An answer like 42, which
is the meaning of the universe, seems as good of an answer
to your question as any.

If you would quote a bit of your original question in your
post, we/they could look at it and say something more relevant,
like "Meh!" Or, to translate, this doesn't interest me.

All voltages from the power supply are always important to
all calibration issues. So, if any adjustable supply is off
of its mark, when you do the calibration, there is no point in
asking if it matters. It does.

As a rule, fix your power supply before you invest any time in
calibrating your XXXX.

-Chuck Harris


On Tue, 11 Jan 2022 20:15:31 -0800 "paul larner"
<quadzillatech@...> wrote:
so please whats that in plain english?,or is 42 some form of riddle??





Re: hp cal issues

 

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Re:42 See Hitchhiker¡¯s Guide to¡­, Douglas Adams

Sent from my iThing; please forgive the typos and brevity

On Jan 11, 2022, at 20:15, paul larner <quadzillatech@...> wrote:

?so please whats that in plain english?,or is 42 some form of riddle??


Re: hp cal issues

 

so please whats that in plain english?,or is 42 some form of riddle??


Re: hp cal issues

 

On Tue, 11 Jan 2022, paul larner wrote:

This WHAT? Methinks the answer is 42...

P.S. I specially quoted the ENTIRE message, including the useless groups.io
footer so nothing is missing from your message.

Is no one going to answer this?




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Re: hp cal issues

 

thanks for the reply,i just wondered if doing a cal with the 5.2v rail high caused this thats all.


Re: hp cal issues

Ryan Carney
 

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Paul,

I¡¯ve learned that if you post something and no one responds, there is a good chance that no one has the answer to your question. I had a question about rotary encoder replacement on my HP 54645D scope probably 3 months ago and no one responded. I thought maybe I was getting ignored, but questions from other people with many answers populated my email since then. You probably just have a piece of gear that doesn¡¯t have much known information from the guys on this forum. I¡¯m not sure how to help you with your issue, but if you try the archive on the Keysight website regarding past issues there may be something hiding there. Hope that helps.?

Thanks,
Ryan?


On Jan 11, 2022, at 8:08 PM, paul larner <quadzillatech@...> wrote:

?Is no one going to answer this?


OT: PID motor control

 

Is there anyone skilled in this field who'd be prepared to help me?

If so please contact me off-list mailto:david.partridge@...

Thanks
David


Re: hp cal issues

 

Is no one going to answer this?


Re: Need urgent help with bulk TE manuals shipping problem

 

Uline S4897 - `18" x 12" x 16"
Uline S4898 - 18" x 12" x 18"
Uline S23980 - 18" x 12" x 20"

Greg