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Thanks everyone for your suggestions ! I am going to try a solution which re-purposes the screws from a discarded HP-IB connector, and of course I will post more details on this list if the experience

Ha Wilko, ik zie een 86290 die er "naast" staat een veel voorkomend probleem als gevolg van verlopen weerstanden. Het is snel te zien door de frequentie te checken in de basisband 2-6 via de

I've been accumulating T&M kit into my ham shack for quite a while now. The shack is in the attic which makes for a cozy but sometimes crowded workspace. I did, interesting maybe, choose the smallest

Joel, Where are you located? I have a couple of spares. Robert (UK).

Digikey and Mouser has them, but they are expensive.

At Keysight's website they had a pointer to the "1999 SCPI Command Reference".. Oh joy! I found the catalog command and the COPY commands right away. These do look to be the same files as I have so

Your remark is relevant, except that in my case, I have no other place for storage and this is probably also the case for many other people, with the little storage space that I have, only a few

I've made some progress on this project by having the dual disk drive talk to the HP8924C. I would like to transfer the calibration files on the Panasonic SRAM card into the disk drive. I'd like to

All of these nice labs with sturdy shelves are inspiring me to finally set up some shelves of my own. I would like to move the power supplies up and free up a little more space on the bench. Also try

I don't know if I would label them as redundant. Some are hot standby spares and in other situations multiples are required. In a prototype RF circuit three mixers in a downconversion chain will

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Good point, and one I go by. [email protected]> wrote:

I notice too many of these benches have redundant gear stacked close to the user. Not much point in that. Keep the few instruments you commonly use nearby, the rare ones in farther storage. The ones

Wow. Sorry, y'all, but Yves takes the cake. And not only because he's the only one to have *posibly* better metrology stuff than I do... :) Yves - if you're ever considering letting go of some of your

Yves: Great eye identifying some of those items! Yes, I still get a lot of use out of the analog video gear, as one of my major hobby activities is repair and restoration of vintage TV and video

Yes, there is some Heathkit equipment I built myself; one is a metered power line Variac. I suppose that dates me! But, that stuff is just very useful and continues to run fine. That wall-mounted

I'll look into that for the tools, because sometimes it's discouraging. I have projects that are quite intense sometimes, and the tools are everywhere... it will be a good idea to have this magnetic

A standard D series standoff should work. The threads may possibly be metric or asa. Glenn -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Glenn Little ARRL Technical

Hi Bob, Great Lab, I notice you have a video equipment bay on the right, is this equipment useful to you today. I ask because I used to work in CATV, and at the time I used a TEK 1910 generator like

You guys have some spaces a novice like me aspire for! Yves I like your setup with literature close by (whether that be manuals or theory textbooks). -Frank