Doug
I wish you luck in stripping unit down.
The failed fan reminded me of an interesting problem I came across more
years ago than I care to remember when working on a problem with a Systron
Donner Model 5000A sweep generator. I know this is off topic, but may be of
interest to fellow Time
At 3:53 PM -0800 11/1/06, Doug Millar wrote:
A little off topic but hope you can help. The fan quit in my HP
8642a signal generator. Anyone have a schematic or any advise. The
fan is curiously embedded in the chassis. I think it will take a
'fan ectomy to get it out. Was planning to use it on
Hi!
This is one for the archives and the interested time-nuts.
Agilent have now included the J06-59992A operations and service manual that we
through a share effort provided them with. It doesn't seem like any of the
app-notes and articles made it yeat thought. But we keep them online anyway.
I have one of those, too. No manual, of course.
Some TT GOES receivers, still in original boxes, had the
plastic bag slit and the manual removed, without removing
the receiver.
Bill Hawkins
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I've recently acquired a Rubidium Osc ( Efratom FRS-C 10Mhz) as my
first venture into this field. It's working as per the spec given
,checked against Trimble GPS with 1pps output.
Can you point me to somewhere where there is a description of the
physics behind the drift that occurs?Drift
