Hi Sid. That looks very similar to the HP 8924C CDMA Test Set that I have, but
there's a few cosmetic differences. I'm curious, though... In looking at the
specs for the E8285A
(http://cp.literature.agilent.com/litweb/pdf/5968-8839E.pdf), I see where the
specs indicate that it operates from 800
The 892x had a 100w RX option if I remember correctly. Though, most
of the units you'll find (and the cheapest) will be 2.5w, especially
as CDMA-based cellphone development is starting to wind down in favor
of W-CDMA and LTE.
-Brian
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 11:28 AM, Jeff DePolo wrote:
>> Pros o
> Pros over the 8924C: The display color CRT is replaced by a EL panel,
> lower burn in. Duplex and Antenna connectors are N instead of BNC,
> better frequency range (older units)
>
> Cons: Spectrum Analyzer Is Optional, No Squelch knob, No auto
> frequency counter, 2.5W max input, does not decode
--- Jeff WN3A
>
>
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> Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] HP E-8285A Service Monitor
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>
> Sid wrote:
> > I recently acquired a HP E-8285A CDMA test set and it
> appears to make
> > an excellent radio service monitor.. They are becoming availa
Sid wrote:
> I recently acquired a HP E-8285A CDMA test set and it appears to make
> an excellent radio service monitor.. They are becoming available on
> the surplus market at bargin basemant prices, Anyone else have one
> that would like to exchange notes? Sid.
Well, I was curious, and from
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