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Hi all just a reminder along with the Files with all the manuals we currently have we also have the Database with a number of sub folders for you to fill in if you want One in particular is link that

The 16500A uses a Sony MP-F52W-30 floppy drive. This is a 600-RPM, 30mm (1.18 inch) height drive with a single 34-pin connector for power and control/data. The 16500B uses an Epson SMD-1000 /

That sounds li,e the Usenet bot 20+ years ago who posted about the Armenian genocide on dozens/hundreds of groups.

Massive spamming for sure. All Moon's posts appear to be vehicles to insert a link back to a Ghanaian political, and Internet woo, Website: baninii.com (It was previously prezhost.com; but, Google

JIim: I have opened the panel on an HP 3586C and can confirm that the pinout on the diagram in your post is correct. Note that it is a 5 pin housing with pin 4 not populated with a wire. I would note

The ones with Type N do not go below 10 MHz. The only one to go below 10 MHz has SMA's on it. Tnx for the hint, 73, Dick, W1KSZ ________________________________ Sent: Monday, September 14, 2020 9:50

I went to the company's site, was impress with the various versions of the "floppy" drive.? Looks like not only do they have the full size 3.5" drives but the slimline versions too.? Also looks like

The guy has an 'About' page here: https://baninii.com/about/ that's worth a read. VirusTotal here: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/home/url gives this URL: https://baninii.com/ a clean scan and the

mini-circuits is a good source. Prices are fairly reasonable compared to Pasternack and other high end vendors. The products work as advertised. I use mini-circuits dc blocks on my spectrum analyzers.

Who is ..."they"... ?? 73, Dick, W1KSZ ________________________________ Sent: Monday, September 14, 2020 9:14 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]>

They make DC blocks. I bought a couple of N blocks to use with my 8560A, etc.

Seems like the supply is reversed, if the schematic is to be believed. You got 5V on pin 1 but it’s “supposed” to be ground. If the RPG uses light bulbs, and a particularly forgiving output

I guess by SSD cable you mean SATA, I'm surprised, if I remember right, those units where IDE. So??? For the white screen it's most likely an unplugged cable. You can also try to use the VGA output,

Thanks Harvey, The wiring seems simple at first examination, however their are differences with regard to the connector layouts in the two machines for the RPG. The pins are not numbered, there are 4

Hi Mike, The links that I've seen are all to a site reproducing (Tek) publications or ignorant and even dangerous attempts to educate people in the field of our common love, all with lots of embedded

OK, I see where you are coming from. Initially I thought he was responding to some novice asking a question. That does happen occasionally, and does deserve to be recognized. It was a wrong assumption

Very true. It's word-for-word what he posted on a few other lists that I'm on. The LeCroy list in particular, this morning. I was just yanking your chain. You tend to get quite uppity when

Hey Renée, Great find. That answers a lot of questions for me and given the detail of the two schematics one would have a good chance of rebuilding an RPG.? At least it can now be put under test and

Mike, Not wanting to belabor this thread any more than absolutely necessary, try doing a search on: Carl Moon groups.io. The general consensus of the dozens (hundreds?) of other groups.io groups that

I am not on any other related lists, so, I have not seen his other posts. One can certainly do basic signal and waveform analysis with a scope. I do see that no one inquired about the subject so the