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Re: Interesting "new" refrigerant
Yes, it's kind of arbitrary, since lots of things can be used as refrigerants, and are classified with R-numbers for use in that context. For example, R-290 is "clean" propane used for refrigeration,
Yes, it's kind of arbitrary, since lots of things can be used as refrigerants, and are classified with R-numbers for use in that context. For example, R-290 is "clean" propane used for refrigeration,
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Ed Breya
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#94085
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Re: 7834 non-storage mode readout brightness (or lack thereof)
I fired it up last night to look at the problems again, and two very interesting things happened.
First, other than a big blotch near the center of the screen from the power-up transients, the image
I fired it up last night to look at the problems again, and two very interesting things happened.
First, other than a big blotch near the center of the screen from the power-up transients, the image
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Ed Breya
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#94084
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Re: I killed it... DM40 on a 466
Look here
http://www.qservice.tv/vpasp/shopexd.asp?id=755&bc=no
Best regards
Herbert
Am 11-06-2013 15:01, schrieb Cliff White:
Look here
http://www.qservice.tv/vpasp/shopexd.asp?id=755&bc=no
Best regards
Herbert
Am 11-06-2013 15:01, schrieb Cliff White:
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Herbert
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#94083
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Re: Interesting "new" refrigerant
Fair enough Ed, I thought it was first mentioned as a refrigerant (to make cold) not as a freon replacement in probes.
Don Black.
Fair enough Ed, I thought it was first mentioned as a refrigerant (to make cold) not as a freon replacement in probes.
Don Black.
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Don Black <donald_black@...>
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#94082
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Re: I killed it... DM40 on a 466
I guess that means I need to get the schematic... I'll work on that. :)
The plug that was installed backwards was a 5 pin flat connector at the back of the board (P2651). It has
I guess that means I need to get the schematic... I'll work on that. :)
The plug that was installed backwards was a 5 pin flat connector at the back of the board (P2651). It has
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Cliff White
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#94081
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Re: what to look for in basic Mainframe and plugins
Jerry,
We're seeing a decent number of spectrum analyzers coming out of celphone service now that work to about 1.8 GHz, which would be ideal for your 440 MHz need, since they cover up to 4th
Jerry,
We're seeing a decent number of spectrum analyzers coming out of celphone service now that work to about 1.8 GHz, which would be ideal for your 440 MHz need, since they cover up to 4th
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Jim <n6otq@...>
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#94080
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Re: Interesting "new" refrigerant
If it boiled at -60, it wouldn't have been "interesting," and I wouldn't have mentioned it in the first place, and we wouldn't be talking about it. Boiling near room temperature allows for a whole new
If it boiled at -60, it wouldn't have been "interesting," and I wouldn't have mentioned it in the first place, and we wouldn't be talking about it. Boiling near room temperature allows for a whole new
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Ed Breya
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#94079
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Re: what to look for in basic Mainframe and plugins
Hi Jerry,
have you considered getting a dedicated spec an? Those are found much cheaper than the spec an plugins for tek 7k..
HP, Anritsu, Ono Sokki, Nicolet, Stanford Research are good makes.
You're
Hi Jerry,
have you considered getting a dedicated spec an? Those are found much cheaper than the spec an plugins for tek 7k..
HP, Anritsu, Ono Sokki, Nicolet, Stanford Research are good makes.
You're
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cheater cheater
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#94078
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Re: Non-Tek 7k plugins? Plus: what nonexistent plugins would you wis
Unless you have a dead, unsalvageable plug-in, why not make rails out of hardwood, like maple ?
HankC, Boston
WA1HOS
Unless you have a dead, unsalvageable plug-in, why not make rails out of hardwood, like maple ?
HankC, Boston
WA1HOS
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HankC, Boston, WA1HOS
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#94077
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Re: what to look for in basic Mainframe and plugins
hi ure right i didnt mention my intended uses / I am going to be using it for tuning -repairing a repeater system just for personal test gear not for on the job etc /being retired its jus for fun
hi ure right i didnt mention my intended uses / I am going to be using it for tuning -repairing a repeater system just for personal test gear not for on the job etc /being retired its jus for fun
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Jerry Barr
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#94076
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Re: Interesting "new" refrigerant
Thanks everyone. I was thinking of how to keep my ice cream cold but use on hot transistors makes sense.
Don Black.
Thanks everyone. I was thinking of how to keep my ice cream cold but use on hot transistors makes sense.
Don Black.
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Don Black <donald_black@...>
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#94075
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Re: Interesting "new" refrigerant
Meanwhile I received a copy of this article.
It appears that the data are for fluids only and under rather high pressures (over 1 MPa, 10 atm). Then permittivity of HFC-245fa is well above 6. I have
Meanwhile I received a copy of this article.
It appears that the data are for fluids only and under rather high pressures (over 1 MPa, 10 atm). Then permittivity of HFC-245fa is well above 6. I have
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Albert Otten
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#94074
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Re: what to look for in basic Mainframe and plugins
Craig,
we still don't know what he wants the spec an for.
Jerry, care to elaborate?
D.
<c.sawyers@...> wrote:
Craig,
we still don't know what he wants the spec an for.
Jerry, care to elaborate?
D.
<c.sawyers@...> wrote:
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cheater cheater
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#94073
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Re: Non-Tek 7k plugins? Plus: what nonexistent plugins would you wish fo
The structure of the rear guides the plugins to align correctly with the pins. If you remove the plastic rear piece. It becomes difficult to insert the plugin.
There are hundreds of plugins setting
The structure of the rear guides the plugins to align correctly with the pins. If you remove the plastic rear piece. It becomes difficult to insert the plugin.
There are hundreds of plugins setting
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jerry massengale
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#94072
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Re: Interesting "new" refrigerant
Systems don't need to be low pressure. Electronics are moving to higher temperature operation (cooling is a major cost of data centers) and the higher temperature refrigerants are used in phase change
Systems don't need to be low pressure. Electronics are moving to higher temperature operation (cooling is a major cost of data centers) and the higher temperature refrigerants are used in phase change
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Peter Gottlieb <hpnpilot@...>
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#94071
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Re: eBay Auction: Tek 7854 Oscilloscope with the Waveform Calculator
for
I bought mine in the US. $109 plus $63 shipping to the UK. Perfect
cosmetic condition (once the layer of dust was cleaned off).
Craig
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I bought mine in the US. $109 plus $63 shipping to the UK. Perfect
cosmetic condition (once the layer of dust was cleaned off).
Craig
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Craig Sawyers <c.sawyers@...>
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#94070
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Re: eBay Auction: Tek 7854 Oscilloscope with the Waveform Calculator
Well, I should probably have said: The Waveform Calculator is pretty rare for us over in Europe. For what it is worth...
Cheers,
Magnus
Well, I should probably have said: The Waveform Calculator is pretty rare for us over in Europe. For what it is worth...
Cheers,
Magnus
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magnustoelle
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#94069
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Re: 7834 non-storage mode readout brightness (or lack thereof)
Normal. And that is on a 7623B that came sealed in the original double
cartons, with accessories in sealed bags straight from Beaverton, so it only
has about 20 hours use with all of them by
Normal. And that is on a 7623B that came sealed in the original double
cartons, with accessories in sealed bags straight from Beaverton, so it only
has about 20 hours use with all of them by
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Craig Sawyers <c.sawyers@...>
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#94068
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Re: Source for Tek Blue paint
I hate it when that happens.
Mark
I hate it when that happens.
Mark
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Mark Wendt <mark.wendt@...>
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#94067
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Re: 549 intensity and HV
Thanks for the feedback about the 549 and its uses. The CRT in mine seems to be undamaged - the storage brightness is uniform all across the screen, though the whole thing is nowhere near as bright as
Thanks for the feedback about the 549 and its uses. The CRT in mine seems to be undamaged - the storage brightness is uniform all across the screen, though the whole thing is nowhere near as bright as
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cmjones01
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#94066
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