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| 0culus:
--- Quote from: PaulAm on March 15, 2019, 12:41:24 pm ---Picked up an HP 8754A VNA for around $100, then found a 8501a normalizer for $35. The dang test set cost as much as those two pieces. Everything appears to work, although there's a little vertical instability in the display I have to track down. Have a few more RF bits to track down to get it properly set up. Have an RF project coming up and needed a VNA but couldn't afford 2K+ for a more modern instrument. Without the normalizer you're supposed to mark the reference trace on the graticle with a grease pencil :-DD --- End quote --- Wow, that's a steal. Even if you have to sink some money into it, still a great deal. :-+ |
| Johnny10:
velik_kazakov Those were good buys! |
| Neomys Sapiens:
Pigged out on attenuators somewhat over the last two months. Triggered by the prospect of having to travel with the brutish cast-casing types my company owns. |
| 0culus:
Damn, 30 watts. That thing will get HOT! |
| ArthurDent:
Today I picked up an Analogic AN3100 10VDC voltage standard that was listed on Facebook Marketplace for $40. I plugged it in and tested it before I bought it and it looked good. The price wasn't too bad considering the condition. Here's a couple of photos of it connected to my fluke 8842 |
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