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--- lothar baier <microwaveengineer1968@...> wrote: Hi Lothar, the device have the same package. I Attach a photo for you. I hope that you are able to opet the two photos without

--- Matt <rmc321@...> wrote: Hi Matt, the frequency is 1,8 to 4.2Ghz. I don't know if this yig is HP86230,the signature on the body is HP 1820-0185. I try to see the HP86230 data. Thanks for

110183954316 look at this ebay item , does your device look like this one ? iw3sgg <iw3sgg@...> wrote: Hi HP group, I bought a Hewlett Packard Yig oscillator with this signature on

I wonder if this came out of an HP 86230A or 86230B oscillator plug-in: 1.8 to 2.4 GHz? If so, maybe someone here has the Service Manual w/schematics and can look up the details.

Hi HP group, I bought a Hewlett Packard Yig oscillator with this signature on body: Oscillator 1.8-4.2Ghz HP 1820-0185. Serial 01175 Ia 75mA Ra 56,2ohm Io 33,9mA Ro 162ohm -10Vdc But I not find same

This particular eBay seller doesn't really seem to know what they are selling. I keep waiting for them to offer a "Buy-it-Now" on an expensive item that just doesn't appear too impressive to the

I forgot to add they take special (Mil) crimping tools and inserts which can be quite expensive. Best, -John J Forster wrote:

They were called Thorkom. Google finds: http://www.vikingconnectors.com/thorkom.htm Best, -John Matt wrote:

I think that Viking has changed ownership a couple of times. First, it was bought by WPI to become WPI-Viking. Then, WPI was purchased by Cooper Interconnect. Allied Electronics (

jaking <jaking@...> wrote: Your are on the right approach. The 8601a 007 modification is shown on the circuit diagrams, in the 8601a manual off Bama. From

There are free reference and programming manuals for the HP 54510A at the TekNet Electronics website ( http://www.teknetelectronics.com/Manuals/ ) There is an easy registration process where you have

Yes, but they, "...serve a wide breath of industry..." Giuseppe Stancanelli wrote: -Chuck Harris -- The problem with the world is stupidity. Not saying there should be a capital punishment for

Yes, but it's a "no reserve" auction :-) Didier KO4BB

E-bay is full of similar offers. Look 260184431433: a 100$ scope, offered for 1500! Giuseppe

Hi Dave, Download the 5257 manual and see if it works. If it does you can sell all the rest of the hetrodyne plug-ins you have. the 5257 is head and shoulders above the rest of the pack. It works

Never mind. I found a cross reference here http://www.arrl.org/qexfiles/300-hpxref.pdf It crosses to a 1N4150 David KC2JD/4

David, I have no reference for a FDA6300 but a 1N4148 is a small switching diode, not a bridge rectifier. Jerry "David C. Hallam" <dhallam@...> wrote: Does the

Does the Fairchild FDA 6300 diode used in the 8443A tracking generator cross reference to a 1N4148? I have not been able find a cross reference for them. David KC2JD/4

Dear reader, I have a 11664A detector that reads 3-4 dB low on my HP 8756A sna. As flatness (10 MHz-18 GHz) is not the problem, I suspect the amplifier succeeding the diode assembly. The sna is ok.

Hi Where could i find a manual for HP 54510A? regards Paul