Tim, Many members answered your questions. Regarding calibration, I attach R&S response from the sales manager, who sold me an ESU40 early this year, for your reference. " In spite of what you may have read or heard, the ESU40 is calibrated in our Columbia Maryland facility unless you require an "Accredited Calibration". The typical turn around time for a calibration is 5-10 business days but can be expedited if you wish to a maximum of 5 days for a $350 charge. I would love to help you out with a loaner if one is available, however, since this is a scheduled service maybe you can schedule the calibration for a time when the instrument will not be used. Also, I would rather use the loaner for a time when there could be an instrument failure and you need to complete some testing. If a loaner is absolutely necessary I will look into it! " Best regards, Grace
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