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Thank you for your description and great photos. I have rewound transformers, the key is being able to open them up to where you can remove the old windings and do the rewinding, while counting turns

Grant, Please see responses in-line. That worries me as someone who runs their own mail server(s). Is it because you didn't change the groups.io deformation of my email address that used the = sign?

Same here! Thanks so much for your ESSENTIAL help! Peter

<keith@...> wrote: I took a look at the 16903A on my bench at the moment. The driver and .INF file that are preinstalled only include PCI Device & Vendor ID matches for the

Glen, Yeah, I was sent 16900-14121.ISO, and 16900-14122.ISO (for the BIOS upgrade). That's all I really needed for the 16900A.

Glen, Thanks again for your comments. Responses-inline. Yeah that's what you had said on the previous thread, which is why I opted for a Sil3114A. Surely the drivers are the same or close for the 3112

Debugging I2C communications between microprocessors: 8 channels for data, roughly 8 channels for status (start/stop/first byte, ack/nak, etc per byte) 8 channels (roughly) for message byte count,

That's great ... for you. Not so great for me. Now I have no reason not to work on my taxes. V.

Test 48 now passes.? The analyzer seems to be operating correctly! Wow. I'm going to need to do a writeup on what I found; what was significant and what wasn't, so this can be useful for others in

I looked and looked and turned up a K&L 2 GHz LPF. The procedure is not the clearest but I identified what seemed like the right spur, the screen looked somewhat like the one shown, and with that one

The manual says this: If you have a 1 GHz low pass, try it. I think I once did it with a 1.8 GHz low pass. Note, there is a filter-less Test 54 procedure in the manual too, but it looks a lot less

Ok, I will do this test. Where can I find the actual specs for this filter?? Online I see reference to it being a 1.9 GHz LPF, in the manual it shows in in a diagram as a 4.1 GHz LPF, and the other

You do need to check that before you do more esoteric troubleshooting. If the 3.8 GHz oscillator is off, then for a given YTO frequency the IF will be off too. Too much IF error, and the YTO loop will

I used a Mini Circuits SLP-1200 filter. It worked fine - the spurs were easily visible. I paid about $25 for it on ebay, but even new from Mini Circuits, they are less than $40.

Dear All, I agree with Dave; flow at the required back pressure is what counts. If the fan design is not suitable, the hurricane of free air flow drops to a whisper when the fan is installed.

Keith, I wasn't able to send this off list, but I'm curious about one (at least initially) thing: * I replaced the spinning HDD with a modern SSD. I'm sure the I'm guessing the original drive was

I checked the FM coil drive and it is right about at zero so that seems like it's not the issue. Nobody seems to know how the firmware works so we are left to guess and try things.? There is some

<keith@...> wrote: I finally found my recovery DVDs. The DVDs that I received as physical copies from Agilent in the "Part Number: 16900-68722 16900A/16902A Recovery DVD Kit"

Hello, OK, so all caps and diodes turn out to be functional - this means the transformer is arcing :-/ The board was rebuilt nevertheless to do some experimentation. I set up a driver similar to the

I don't have the required low pass filter so can't do that step. What will happen if that's messed up?