Hello Paul,

BTW: Which VNA do you have? (looking for something that might replace
the HP4191A...)

Regards, Joerg

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Hi Joerg,
Sorry for the delay in replying; I've been away in Europe for a few
days.
It's the same HP 8754A analyser that appears in another thread of mine
hereabouts (4-1300Mhz). Probably rather too old for commercial
development use nowadays, although I do know an RF developer in
Brighton who still rates his one very highly and uses it daily.
Best wishes, Paul.

Hello Paul,


Sorry for the delay in replying; I've been away in Europe for a few
days.


Why do you guys call the continent "Europe"? Aren't you also Europeans?
I know, I know, you kept the pound sterling and that was probably a
smart decision.


It's the same HP 8754A analyser that appears in another thread of mine
hereabouts (4-1300Mhz). Probably rather too old for commercial
development use nowadays, although I do know an RF developer in
Brighton who still rates his one very highly and uses it daily.


That is a fine piece of equipment and not so large as the usual ones
are. IIRC it weighs under 40lbs. The difference between the 8754 and a
3577 can mean the difference between back pain and no back pain.

Regards, Joerg

http://www.analogconsultants.com