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Time moves on. I don't think I'd spend the time or money to retrofit a HP141T. On another more modern, valuable model with parts NLA,? it might be worthwhile. List your unit free for pickup and see

Hey Adri and Yves, To begin with the spikes while varying Ref levels that where only present with Correct on, these are indeed gone. I'm guessing they where caused by incorrect gain in the Lin vs Log

Well, how about that. Something must have been up with my internet, as the manual didn't show up on the Artek site when I checked before... I am a happy repeat customer, so that might be the easiest,

Yes, the connector on the chassis I believe is FCN-215Q060-G/0 (male).? And for completeness, the connector on the cable side is FCN-214J060-G/0 (female). There are a couple of different flavors,

Removing the CRT won't make much difference to the weight, most of the weight is in the transformer & plug-ins. Also you will still need most of the electronics for the plug-ins. Personally I would

I second, third and fourth that. Not only are the manuals excellent, but Artek is a good firm. ------------------------ Dave (Nick) Daniel KC0WJN ------------------------ [email protected]> wrote:

I highly recommend Artek - excellent quality, actual page size (no schematic tiled partial scans), bookmarked - everything is top notch. I personally have an 11x17 color printer home and a binding

There are three on ePay, one of which might be a copy, one has no picture and this one which is an original (has make offer), maybe someone can help with international shipping, if the seller can't;

That link is for a 6112A (0-40V), not a 6116A ( 0-100 0-100 V). [email protected]> wrote:

Artek manuals have it - their scans are usually top notch - no connection just a happy customer, I have bought many dozens over the years. http://artekmanuals.com/manuals/hp-manuals/

Have you searched for "HP STB Series Power Supply manual". https://www.manualslib.com/manual/3536743/Hp-Stb-Series.html#manual This link appears to be a better copy than Keysight.

Thanks for the link, but this is the same terrible copy as on the Keysight website.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/wnxncyhd8o3bjiglwk9om/hp-6116a-man.pdf?rlkey=bmle7q5xs6zl4xzr1wk2sv2ap&dl=0 [email protected]> wrote:

You mean on the actual HP/Agilent/Keysight unit? Thanks for all the pointers. I will check them out!

Hi all, I'm looking for a service manual for a HP 6116A power supply. Either an original paper version, or a high quality scan would be great. (I'll pay for the original paper manual, shipped to

[email protected]> wrote: Cables with U.FL connectors are readily available. They use a very thin coax.

Marco, LOG/LIN measurements 300 MHz and 1500 MHz, 0dB to 60dB attenuators are normal, obviously with a 50 or 60dB attenuator, at 1500 MHz, the signal will be noisy. ResBW test are normal too. Flatness

Yes, the 54620-61601 is one option. ?It has an easy-to-deal-with 0.1" 2x20 header connector on the chassis side, but can be a bit pricey because it is used on current Keysight products. ?You will

At these frequencies it’s always a bit iffy to stack up coax adapters like that, but you would normally see a gradual ‘suckout’ rather than an abrupt loss of continuity in the sweep if that were

There is a specific calibration step for lining up frequencies in different bands. On this analyzer it seems to be off. Ozan