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Hi Bob, OK, will do as soon as I have some time (and space in the workbench ;-) ). I will let you know the results. Thanks

Hi Dave and all the List, Yes, it is very nice :-)! It locks :-(! No, only what I said in last message. Can't know at this point. It is not possible, as it is locked.

Helo Bob and all the List, Well, it displays "Power Self Test Passed" and on the line below, in red, "Input Overload" and then it is locked, with the rest of the display as it should be. What I

I have seen a lot of questions here ands there about the option H04 on the 8660A/B and 86601A. I know these intruments quite good and have repaired some : they were devoted to the automated 8410B/C,

Jose I have two of these beautiful door stops , although I haven't turned mine on in 3 years..I tend to use my Tek 2232 for most things, but the 8" / 3 color screen is hard to resist. We need more

Hello! Please, does someone have experience with HP-54111D or similar scopes troubleshooting?. It passes all power-on tests but then displays "Input Overload" in red... is it repairable?. Is it a

U502 definitely looks like a ROM or a PROM, not an EPROM (plastic package, no window). On the other hand, U403 looks to be a UV erasable EPROM (on my S/N 2619A36441). Neither are on sockets

pdxoregonpete wrote: Section VII, Options and Manual Changes, in the 5345A manual downloaded from Agilent has a table from prefix 3103A going back to 1340A (over 17 years!), but I am not sure if that

Correct about the model numbers. It should be 8657b. I also have an 8567b spectrum analyzer and somehow constantly reverse the numbers. H. <microwaveengineer1968@...> wrote: , 85 would be a

are you sure about the 8567B ? i think youre talking about the 8657B , 85 would be a soectrum analyzer, sig gens start with 86 "Howard W. Ashcraft" <hashcraft@...> wrote: I

I have recently acquired a very nice HP8567b that needs a little touch up calibration. I took a look at the Agilent site, which lists 3 separate manuals for HP8567b depending on the serial prefix of

J Forster wrote: The output amplifier is a hybrid and hard to replace with anything else. Hard but not impossible maybe. Also because the unit has no handles it is susceptible to damage from being

I don't have the right catalog on hand, but I am pretty sure that you need an 8601A with the correct option if you want it to work with an 8407A. I believe that the option is just adding a cable, and

Thanks guys for your comments. Not sure if Lothar's solution will provide a frequency-locked loop and maybe beyond my resources at the moment. Will take John's advice and look for a 8601A. Thanks

im looking for a few parts for the 8752 or 8753 analyzers, especially im interested in the following parts: Source assembly Samplers Frontpanel for 8753 contact me at