From: Robert_Deliën <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] HP 5060A option 004
Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2006 09:14:40 +0100
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> > The military radio guys tell me that every service depot
> > had a collection of dogs that couldn'
> The military radio guys tell me that every service depot
> had a collection of dogs that couldn't be fixed. The dogs
> were identifiable because they were missing so many parts
> that were used to fix other equipment.
These units originate from a German network operator (Deutsche Telekom). They
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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] HP 5060A option 004
> I put pictures of it on the web: http://tichu.free.fr/HP_5060A/
> I put pictures of it on the web: http://tichu.free.fr/HP_5060A/ As
> con can see, some controls on the front were removed (scavenged ?),
> but the oven labels have been painted over: was it part of the
> option 004 tube upgrade ?
Ha, you've got the other one! I bet you got that one on eBay, fro
Chuck,
Thanks for your explanations.
I gathered from HP Journals from september 1973 that option 004 was indeed an
upgrade for the 5060A and 5061A, using a dual Cesium ions beam in a slightly
longer tube
So size does matter sometimes !
I also read abour the HP 10638A external degauss accessory
Hi Marc, sorry I forgot to mention about the option 004. When the 5060 was
being built, there were no high performance tubes as such. Even when the 5061A
was originally released, there wasn't one available for it either. The option
004 tube came along later. Because the tube connections were ess
Hi Chuck,
I was just hoping you would help him out.
Marc, I would like to see photos of the inside. I'm sure Chuck also would
like to see them and Tom has also requested them.
Cheers,
Magnus
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HI Marc:
Do you know if the tube in the unit is any good? If it isn't, there isn't a
lot of point in trying to fit an oscillator into it. It is likely that the
original oscillator was removed and one of the newer style installed in it's
place. You would then not need all of the oven position
Marc,
For some hp 5060A photos, inside and out, see:
http://www.leapsecond.com/museum/hp5060a/
and
http://www.leapsecond.com/hpclocks/
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Hi!
Just a little hint on where to look.
You can always look back in the HP Archive (http://www.hparchive.com) where
they have many old catalogs online.
Cheers,
Magnus
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Hello fellow nuts.
I got a non working HP 5060A with option 004: anyone can tell me what that is ?
The inside is clean, but the 5MHz oscillator is missing, as well as some
controls behind the panel, and strangely some labels have been painted over
(the "oven" ones).
I am looking now for a manual
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