I started at Tektronix as a field Application Engineer in 1987 and 28
years later I am still in that job position. I was not required to work
in production, but in field sales we are working directly with engineers
and technicians in their labs measuring signals on their boards, so we
are very
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Lancashire
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I can understand the downsizing, s
jim.cot...@wmich.edu said:
> I work at a university and my experience has been that the students are
> willing to learn and quite competent.
Stanford has a class called Mechatronics, or something like that. Teams of
3-5 students build a robot to do a task. The task changes from year to year.
>
>
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The EE department at the University of Colorado has an enlightened
professor.
http://ecee.colorado.edu/faculty/popovic.html
Zoya required her students to not only get a ham license, but to build a
Norcal 40A.
http://ecee.colorado.edu
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I can understand the downsizing, someday it will happen to me. And where I
live there is pretty
t is too bad this is likely an unusual
> example of what happens on campuses today.
>
> Rob
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> I can understand the downsizing, someday it will happen to me. And where
I live there is pretty much zero interest in an
On 11/11/15 3:26 PM, Rob Sherwood. wrote:
The EE department at the University of Colorado has an enlightened professor.
http://ecee.colorado.edu/faculty/popovic.html
Zoya required her students to not only get a ham license, but to build a Norcal
40A.
.
Rob
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From: time-nuts [mailto:time-nuts-boun...@febo.com] On Behalf Of Pete Lancashire
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I can understand
I can understand the downsizing, someday it will happen to me. And where I
live there is pretty much zero
interest in anything electronic. The two local schools Portland State and
Reed both have EE but the students
done seem to have any interest in anything physical. they believe
everything they
at happens on campuses today.
>
>Rob
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>Subjec
Group,
I have three HP 3335A synthesizers, one with the telecom connector
option.
At one time two of them worked, but not now. All power up.
It is time to downsize for the move to a retirement living community.
Should I try to repair these units, or have they become curiosities
because they only
You don't save these kinds of synthesizers for high frequency
coverage, but for their 10 to 11 digit frequency resolution. If you
anticipate needing that, then of course they should be kept and
fixed. The long-obsolete telecom standard connectors and ranges are
pretty much useless - sacrifice
Hi
What do you plan to be doing? How much room will you have? If it's stored off
site how much does that cost? When was the last time you used this or that? Are
you inventorying parts and equipment simply to repair it? This stuff does
break, how much time do you really want to spend repairing
;)
-marki
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Of Bill Hawkins
Sent: Thursday, 23 May 2013 2:23 PM
To: 'Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement'
Subject: [time-nuts] Downsizing dilemma, HP 3335A
Group,
I have three HP
Bill
It is unfortunate when the time comes to downsize. Even worse as time goes
by at least for me each piece of test equipment from HP seems to get
heavier. Must be dust building up inside. So as Ed says if you need that
fine grain resolution you need them.
But you are also running into the age
When down sizing, the best question to ask your self is When was the last
time I needed to use this? and if the answer was a long time ago then
you likely will not need to keep it.
As to what to do with three broken units, Sell them for some small amount
plus shipping. Then take them to the UPS
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