Just another idea
Might be the Cs tube is just going to stabilize its magnetic field. Is there
any possibility to degauss the tube, like with the 5061 high performance
tube? This could be a very small drift/day.
Hubert
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Hi Hubert:
I don't have a degaussing device. Are the plans to make one available?
Thanks for the idea,
Brooke Clarke, N6GCE
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Hubert v. Bonhorst wrote:
Just another idea
Might be
Brooke Clarke wrote:
Hi Hubert:
I don't have a degaussing device. Are the plans to make one available?
Thanks for the idea,
Brooke Clarke, N6GCE
The 4050 has the degaussing coil built in. I would think that the 4060
would too. All you have to do is connect a variac to the degaussing terminals,
a
Hi Chuck:
I have one of the many FTS4060/S24 units being sold on
http://www.governmentliquidation.com. As far as I can tell these are
stripped of every possible thing that could reduce the price and so I'm
sure there's no built in degaussing capability.
But I'm willing to wait out the problem
Hi Brooke,
Well, the degausing can even be done using the coil that is used to set
the offset. So, I wouldn't be so sure that you don't have a degaussing
coil built in.
-Chuck
Brooke Clarke wrote:
Hi Chuck:
I have one of the many FTS4060/S24 units being sold on
http://www.governmentliquidation.co
Hi Chuck:
OK. I can set the 3 thumb wheel switches to 999, wait some, then to 000
wait some, then to 900 , 100, etc. etc.
How many steps is reasonable and how long to wait?
Thanks for that idea.
Brooke
Chuck Harris wrote:
Hi Brooke,
Well, the degausing can even be done using the coil that is use
Chuck,
I have two 4060's, one like Brooke's and one regular production. Neither
have degaussing connections inside or out and none of my 4060 manuals
mention degaussing. My HP 5061's certainly have degaussing provisions.
Take care,
Had, K7MLR
At 06:11 PM 4/20/2005, you wrote:
Hi Brooke,
Well, th
No, that isn't quite it! You disconnect the offset magnetic
coil, and connect it to a variac with a series light bulb to limit
the current. I cannot tell you what size bulb to use, or how much voltage,
as I would have to make some educated guesses. Make the wrong guess,
and B/O is possible.
I re
Hi Chuck:
If I had a schematic I'd give it a go, but without it, I'm not
comfortable powering random wires.
So it's back to waiting.
Have Fun,
Brooke
Chuck Harris wrote:
No, that isn't quite it! You disconnect the offset magnetic
coil, and connect it to a variac with a series light bulb to limit
