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| eti:
Re: Dave, I have some questions. First off, after that “repair” of the shielding can, you can no longer ever dare to call out bodge wires on other devices; deal? 😛 . So here’s my queries: # With all your contacts, and with test eqt mfrs basically THROWING free equipment at you (fair enough, I don’t begrudge that), why on earth would you not just ask Agilent for a spare can, instead of semi-kinda-maybe-uhhh-okayish fixing it like that? # Why wouldn’t you have the presence of mind to put the can in a sealed bag, label it and affix it firmly to the scope with gaffer tape of a cable tie? We’re all human and make mistakes I suppose. Is this the effect whereby the cause of it happening is a possibly perceived lessening of value of the scope, in your mind, as it was a freebie? This is not an accusation, let me make that clear. It baffles me how such a vital part of a very expensive piece of equipment, could be treated with such gay abandon… or maybe it’s your messy hoarders lab (same here - guilty as charged) Merely asking - and PLEASE fix it properly with a properly sourced can, or one made from properly rated, measured, cut, polished and de-burred metal - DO NOT MAKE ME GRASS YOU UP TO MR CARLSON! 😂 You may think "It works, no one would know" but that's just it - YOU will know inside, and if it were me I couldn't sleep until I'd done it properly. |
| TheBay:
--- Quote from: eti on November 22, 2021, 04:27:29 am ---Re: Dave, I have some questions. First off, after that “repair” of the shielding can, you can no longer ever dare to call out bodge wires on other devices; deal? 😛 . So here’s my queries: # With all your contacts, and with test eqt mfrs basically THROWING free equipment at you (fair enough, I don’t begrudge that), why on earth would you not just ask Agilent for a spare can, instead of semi-kinda-maybe-uhhh-okayish fixing it like that? # Why wouldn’t you have the presence of mind to put the can in a sealed bag, label it and affix it firmly to the scope with gaffer tape of a cable tie? We’re all human and make mistakes I suppose. Is this the effect whereby the cause of it happening is a possibly perceived lessening of value of the scope, in your mind, as it was a freebie? This is not an accusation, let me make that clear. It baffles me how such a vital part of a very expensive piece of equipment, could be treated with such gay abandon… or maybe it’s your messy hoarders lab (same here - guilty as charged) Merely asking - and PLEASE fix it properly with a properly sourced can, or one made from properly rated, measured, cut, polished and de-burred metal - DO NOT MAKE ME GRASS YOU UP TO MR CARLSON! 😂 You may think "It works, no one would know" but that's just it - YOU will know inside, and if it were me I couldn't sleep until I'd done it properly. --- End quote --- I really don't think Agilent will have a spare can. |
| m98:
Only thing that would bother me is that copper groundplane flapping in the breeze. I'd have soldered that bit together. |
| eti:
--- Quote from: TheBay on November 22, 2021, 09:50:33 am --- --- Quote from: eti on November 22, 2021, 04:27:29 am ---Re: Dave, I have some questions. First off, after that “repair” of the shielding can, you can no longer ever dare to call out bodge wires on other devices; deal? 😛 . So here’s my queries: # With all your contacts, and with test eqt mfrs basically THROWING free equipment at you (fair enough, I don’t begrudge that), why on earth would you not just ask Agilent for a spare can, instead of semi-kinda-maybe-uhhh-okayish fixing it like that? # Why wouldn’t you have the presence of mind to put the can in a sealed bag, label it and affix it firmly to the scope with gaffer tape of a cable tie? We’re all human and make mistakes I suppose. Is this the effect whereby the cause of it happening is a possibly perceived lessening of value of the scope, in your mind, as it was a freebie? This is not an accusation, let me make that clear. It baffles me how such a vital part of a very expensive piece of equipment, could be treated with such gay abandon… or maybe it’s your messy hoarders lab (same here - guilty as charged) Merely asking - and PLEASE fix it properly with a properly sourced can, or one made from properly rated, measured, cut, polished and de-burred metal - DO NOT MAKE ME GRASS YOU UP TO MR CARLSON! 😂 You may think "It works, no one would know" but that's just it - YOU will know inside, and if it were me I couldn't sleep until I'd done it properly. --- End quote --- I really don't think Agilent will have a spare can. --- End quote --- Thinking by assumption, and not bothering to try, is different to actually asking them, and knowing. |
| TheBay:
--- Quote from: eti on November 22, 2021, 08:21:54 pm --- --- Quote from: TheBay on November 22, 2021, 09:50:33 am --- I really don't think Agilent will have a spare can. --- End quote --- Thinking by assumption, and not bothering to try, is different to actually asking them, and knowing. --- End quote --- I can safely say Agilent won't, Rohde and Schwarz on the other hand... |
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