Re: FS HP8935 and 8922M
I am sorry if I misunderstood. Are you interested? Wally
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Wallace Gasiewicz
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Re: 8920B Receiver Synth "Out of Lock"
Cool! I looked at Amtronix and did not see 08920-61020 but did see some others. Not sure of any compatibility issues.
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Mark Bielman
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Re: 8920B Receiver Synth "Out of Lock"
Well so much for that! I pulled the board and it doesn't match the CLIP. There's a single PLCC in place of the two dividers. :-( Should have known as I have 08920-61020 and the CLIP has 08920-68127.
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Mark Bielman
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Re: 8920B Receiver Synth "Out of Lock"
Hi Mark, Your problem could be the reference or the receiver synthesizer. We have the receiver synthesizers for $100. Call rick at amtronix to get one.
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[email protected]
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8920B Receiver Synth "Out of Lock"
Hi group! New member here. I have an 8920B here that I repaired some time ago (power supply failure) and considered it working. But the other day used it to test a transmitter and no Tx frequency!
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Mark Bielman
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Re: FS HP8935 and 8922M
I still have the units.
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Wallace Gasiewicz
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Re: FS HP8935 and 8922M
What happened Wally? HR________________________________________________________
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Hank Riley
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FS HP8935 and 8922M
Since the Ft Wayne Indiana Hamfest is coming up, Nov 16.... I have two units that I am taking offers on. Both? have been tested on my bench and I have not found any problems at all. The 8935 has a
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Wallace Gasiewicz
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8935/E6380A
Hi All, I have what I think is a fairly late model h/w & s/w unit, see screen shot. Would love to share latest firmware, but getting it out of onboard flash into PCMCIA card might be tricky if at all.
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Gerald
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Re: Features and options in an HP 8920A
If you have strong signals from the local TV stations, The ATSC pilot carrier is usually network tied to GPS and I see them within a couple of hertz of each other here.? Have to have a pretty strong
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jb
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Re: Features and options in an HP 8920A
All good Dave. Bill M.? ?VK6IC ____________________________________________________ Jim: Thanks for the info and advice. [snip for brevity] Bill/VK6IC: ?Thanks again for your comments. [snip for
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William Macham
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Re: Features and options in an HP 8920A
John, I'm using an old Windows XP laptop. I made a custom RS-232 serial cable to communicate between the HP8920A and the laptop. I have an old Thinkjet printer connected with HPIB. I don't think the
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Andy
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Re: Features and options in an HP 8920A
Jim: Thanks for the info and advice. When G8PRI mentioned Amtronix, I knew something was familiar about that name, but couldn't put my finger on it. ?Then when I looked at Amtronix's web site I
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David <ak2l.radio@...>
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Re: Features and options in an HP 8920A
Andy - The hard part is creating a program and somehow getting it into the analyzer. I just uploaded a file - *App Note 8920-1.pdf* - that goes a long way toward explaining this process. It would be
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@WB4YJT
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Re: Features and options in an HP 8920A
Hi Bill, Here are three links to HP manuals pertaining to IBASIC that will get you started. HP 8920B HP-IB Programmer.pdf (xdevs.com) (
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Andy
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Re: Features and options in an HP 8920A
Hi David, Some comment on doing the tests. Offered in good faith. Be sure to allow perhaps 1 hour with the unit on, to get a stable Internal oscillator before performing the test routines. Use a good
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William Macham
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Re: Features and options in an HP 8920A
Hi Andy, I am interested in your comment about using the compiler in the HP8920A. Tell me more ... What do I need to get into this? Can I interface my Windows 7 or 10 to talk to the HP ? I do have
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William Macham
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Re: Features and options in an HP 8920A
I have one with 001,002,003,004,005 and I researched greatly to find one with these options.? It has everything you need for Ham use and is even more than I need for the 2-way customers I service.?
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jb
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Re: Features and options in an HP 8920A
* Andy: I confirmed that: - the RF Generator produces a nice sine wave down to (at least) 100 kHz - the Spectrum Analyzer correctly displays an externally-generated, modulated AM signal at 400 kHz -
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David <ak2l.radio@...>
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Re: Features and options in an HP 8920A
If you are in the mainland USA and want a hassle free sale contact Rick at Amtronix ( https://www.amtronix.com/wanted1.htm ). He specializes in these instruments. He will offer a fair price, probably
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Robert G8RPI
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