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Inertia.? Linux doesn't have critical mass.? ? ? ? Jim Ford?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

Thanks David, all precious suggestions. I'll get a light bulb of suitable wattage and start disconnecting the HV section. I am still confused about how to interpret the board connection on valve

I've always used SOFTPLOT for screen capture, great for older equipment, vector captures so can overlay, reannotate etc. Yes Linux would be fine, like HPUX on the older kit. I guess everyone knows

It also gives easy network connectivity for screen capture and other file operations. I wonder why they choose Windows over something like Linux?

Strange attude but typical for a HAM perhaps? ALL moden lab equipment from Keysight and R&S runs on windows, has done for years and will continue to do so. Yes I understand it's not good but makes the

One of mine (running from an external ref) would fail because the internal ref was too far off to lock to the external (GPS-derived) one - adjusted the internal ref slightly and all was well. Also

Hi Hardy It may be the case that some people might not realise how good the MXA is. It is very close to being a high end spectrum/signal analyser. It should also be possible to use it with the

Must spend some time reading about the principles of operation. In the past, switching int/ext 10 meg source bring back the counting. Now that doesn't work. I'll pull from that thread first, just in

Jeremy Yes its a very fine analyzer—just like when we got our fingers at E4406A—now its even better….and with the new options its great….just my point….and options??mail me Hardy Fra:

On a lot of Windows based test gear, there can be a ghost backup file on the HDD that was put there by the manufacturer. This allows a full factory restore if you keep a copy of this file. It's best

The software licensing or rather Keysight’s attitude needs to change. If they don’t want to give away the store, by giving away new features…I have no problem with that. I’m certain they’re

For obvious security reasons, it's best to keep the older Windows based analysers away from networks, especially those with internet access, but apart from that, I think the Windows OS is a bonus on

This is true . I’ve an N9020A I brought on 2007 and his price dropped down much more than I expected. The analyzers works very well but I never touched the Windows OS … no updates , no internet

The "Winstruments" rarely hold much resale value, whatever the instrument type, compared to their predecessors. My assumption has been that people are aware of the hassles with Windows shitting the

To be fair to the MXA, it is classed as a mid range analyser, and was arguably the best in its class when first introduced. With this in mind, the phase noise performance is quite good for an analyser

Have you checked at the rear of the instrument, mine has an Auxiliary Output that does 60+ MHz ! 2024-04-21 14:48 Tony wrote:

Hi, The manual is correct. There is an aux output for sine wave only on the rear, which can go up to 60Mhz and fixed at some level (0 dBm?) . The primary output only goes to 20 MHz. Szabolcs Tony via

I recently had to replace the A21 board in my 3325A when it developed a fault. I'm going though the adjustments sections after putting in the new board but hit a snag with the VCO adjustment section

Did some testing this morning, my conclusion are that the YTO FM Coil is very likely to be failed. After looking at all the test point on the A22 board, i almost sure everything is working fine on

The Keysight MXA are interesting spectrum/signal analyzers. I evaluated one about 8 years ago, when it just came out with RTSA option. At the time the firmware that started RTSA mode from sweeping SA