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Dave where do you live in the would . If you live in the UK then perhaps we could by a quantity together as I expect there is a minimum order cost Paul South Cost UK

Does any one know of a source for the 12Pin Viking connector that is used to mate with the HP programable attenuators? Thanks David. --------------------------------- Never miss a

I still think he bought a lot of spares or something from DRMO or the like because he wanted the engine parts. I've done the same thing and had to trashcan a skid or two of machine parts because they

Maybe an inept eBay scammer got a hold of his account? Although this guy is crazy, I sometimes watch other sellers that have no clue about what they are selling. That's because they will look

Hello christophe, in my case the NIVXI software came on CDROM with the PCI-MXI-2 card. I thought it was free, please check on their website. Going through a E1406A or the like is a horrible idea.

Hello Dieter, thanks for this information. I think most people agree that the embedded RISC card should be ditched. However, when I want to avoid sw expense, I think the only (slow?) way is to go

Hi christophe, trust me, trying to run embedded controllers no longer makes sense. Even if you get one for free. A modern PC is just so much stronger when it comes to user interface. We have a 64 MB

I've seen instances similar to this in the past (haven't we all...) and asked about them. What has happened in many cases the seller has done a little research on ebay, but not enough to have a

If you look at his other sales, there are many very strange things. It looks to me like he bought a box of mixed spares and has no clue as to their value. He is also selling a 6080 tube for lots of

There is a class of wheeler dealer bottom feeder that live at auctions. They have no expertise in any technical field. Simply bid on what nobody else wants on the theory ebay has a larger crowd and

Item# 160178331088, look at this item and at the other T+M stuff the guy has listed obiusly the guy is nuts ! This is a 8491B attenuator, very common in many labs,Agilent sells it for $254ea base

Hi Jim, An option is to troll eBay for a donor probe. I did just that when I purchased a 1124A probe for $13 (IIRC). There are quite a few probes using this

Hi all, I am going to recover a nice VXI rack with an E1497 controller. This is a risc based embedded controller running HP-UX. Any hints as to get this going again... of course the sw has been

Your are on the right approach. The 8601a 007 modification is shown on the circuit diagrams, in the 8601a manual off Bama. From memory it is just a coaxial cable and a capacitor. I have not done

Thanks to Arthur for the heads-up re changes in the 8640B over its lifetime. Checking what I have on hand, it appears that units with s/n prefix 1552A and earlier will not have the jumpers, while s/n

my appologies to mr. solomon the newer 8640b generators do have the jumpers on the board to make it work with an external 1 mhz standard. the older schematics show a

The HP Part# is 5060-0466 for the body and 5060-0494 for the sleeve, you can buy them at agilent however there are not cheap ($26ea) i dont know who made them for agilent but my guess would be

First, I wouldn't classify my response as an attack, more like a counter-attack. You come and ..."dis"... me, you are going to get it back with both barrels. The best response came from another list

www.tonnesoftware.com hes got some interesting stuff on his site a fellow ham i own a copy of his meter software but havent used it yet i looked at a pdf of the 8640b

Hi - I'm looking for a source of the small 3 pin connectors (female and male) which were used on active rf probes for supplying power. Most of the vintage HP gear (network analyzers, spectrum