I would strongly suggest that you consider buying Agilent Certi-Prime items
not through EBay but through one of the distributors that they now sell much
of their equipment through. I have dealt with Electro-Rent on this kind of
equipment and had much better response and less hassle if there are
Payment is possible with Paypal or credit card.
On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 4:06 PM, li...@lazygranch.com wrote:
I'm just amazed Aligent doesn't take credit cards directly. Paypal is for
small time players.
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Hi
That's what you get if you have sub harmonic energy in the output of your
OCXO. I'd bet you a warm glass of beer that you have a 5 MHz / doubled to 10
MHz MTI OCXO in your Z3805. If you have a lot of time on your hands, you can
calculate the likely level of the energy from the amount of
The picture, if attached, did not come through.
Probably it was stripped off by the mailing list software.
I did located what I believe you were speaking of.
A small white donut placed in the circuit board which
was an attachment point for the trimmer and a smaller
fixed capacitor and the blue
On 17 November 2012 14:31, Tom Holmes thol...@woh.rr.com wrote:
I would strongly suggest that you consider buying Agilent Certi-Prime items
not through EBay but through one of the distributors that they now sell much
of their equipment through.
The discounts on eBay (48% was agreed, prior to
So let's have a look into the machine... and what do we see? There's a
nice little Symmetrcom oven, with the sign reading 5.000 MHz - bingo!
May be there's a time saving way to determine the energie of the sub
harmonic: using my spectrum analyzer. It tells me, that there's a 5 MHz
Hi
60 db isn't to bad a number. More or less:
100 ns - 100 ps is 1000:1. 20 log of that is 60 db. 100 ps to 60 ps is about
4.4 db. That would sum up to -64.4 dbc. The main gotcha is that you *might*
also have some 15 MHz (and higher) energy in the signal as well. Also phase
gets into the
This is some of the communication between me and Agilent on eBay. I
think it is clear Agilent wanted to use Paypal, and I did not. It was
Agilent who said I should split the payment into two - one of $10,000
and the other of $7,736
Credit cards were not mentioned, but this would have been above
Odd.
I would have expected anybody's PayPal limit would be lower than the
associated credit card limit.
Logically, one should be therefore able to get a PayPal account without a
credit card,.
-John
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This is some of the communication between me and Agilent on eBay. I
think it is
You can get a Paypal account without a credit card. I think all you
need is a bank account.
In fact, every time I try to buy something with Paypal, it defaults to
taking the money from my bank account, and every time I need to change
it to take it from my credit card.
I appear to have a $10,000
Perhaps. That opens the possibility of linking a PayPal account to a bank
account, then zeroing the balance. Somehow, I doubt that actually works.
-John
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You can get a Paypal account without a credit card. I think all you
need is a bank account.
In fact, every time I try to buy
On 11/17/2012 4:37 PM, J. Forster wrote:
Perhaps. That opens the possibility of linking a PayPal account to a bank
account, then zeroing the balance. Somehow, I doubt that actually works.
-John
Then you pay the overdraft charge...
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Not if you just walk into a bank and open an account with $100 cash.
My point is not fraud, but that PayPal is not safe.
-John
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On 11/17/2012 4:37 PM, J. Forster wrote:
Perhaps. That opens the possibility of linking a PayPal account to a
bank
account, then zeroing the balance.
That works just fine. I have two Paypal accounts, one tied to my regular bank
account which I use for purchases, and another tied to a small account at a
local bank (where I keep almost nothing) which I use for selling. As soon as
money goes into that account I use an ATM to withdraw cash,
I'm wondering if agilentused is really part of the Agilent corp or
whatever it's called? or an independent company entirely? My only and
last $.02!
Don L
J. Forster
Not if you just walk into a bank and open an account with $100 cash.
My point is not fraud, but that PayPal is not safe.
-John
On 17 November 2012 23:37, Don Latham d...@montana.com wrote:
I'm wondering if agilentused is really part of the Agilent corp or
whatever it's called? or an independent company entirely? My only and
last $.02!
Don L
J. Forster
It is Agilent - at least to the extent I can determine. Some
As I said, try calling Executive Complaints at the US HQ. LD calls are
cheap these days. You have nothing to lose, IMO.
-John
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On 17 November 2012 23:37, Don Latham d...@montana.com wrote:
I'm wondering if agilentused is really part of the Agilent corp or
whatever it's called?
On Nov 17, 2012, at 5:29 PM, David Kirkby david.kir...@onetel.net wrote:
It is Agilent - at least to the extent I can determine. Some reported
[...]
Also to the extent that I could determine.
All emails after the sales were from the UK offices of Agilent. Any
emails sent to
On Nov 17, 2012, at 4:37 PM, Don Latham d...@montana.com wrote:
I'm wondering if agilentused is really part of the Agilent corp or
whatever it's called? or an independent company entirely? My only and
last $.02!
I reviewed my email archive. Emails regarding my purchase from agilentused
came
If agilentused is selling stuff on eBay, might not the PayPal be an eBay
thing, rather than an Agilent thing?
Fer sure, eBay really, really pushes PayPal because they get an additional
cut of the transaction.
-John
==
On Nov 17, 2012, at 5:29 PM, David Kirkby
On 18 November 2012 01:02, J. Forster j...@quikus.com wrote:
As I said, try calling Executive Complaints at the US HQ. LD calls are
cheap these days. You have nothing to lose, IMO.
-John
But I can imagine I would be a very long time on a phone trying to get
someone able to deal with it. I
On 18 November 2012 01:04, Kevin Rosenberg ke...@rosenberg.net wrote:
agilentused also wanted me to use PayPal. I used two transactions. The first
for the item and the second for software options. I would have also preferred
credit card for the cash back, but agilentused wanted PayPal.
I'm impressed - but what law is behind this?
Am 17.11.2012 21:26, schrieb Bob Camp:
Hi
60 db isn't to bad a number. More or less:
100 ns - 100 ps is 1000:1. 20 log of that is 60 db. 100 ps to 60 ps is about
4.4 db. That would sum up to -64.4 dbc. The main gotcha is that you *might* also
I have been waiting for two N1922A sensors for a couple months now from
Agilentused the new eBay site. They have already offered a substantial discount
on my next purchase. And their prices were already very good. The only concern
is the delay has put the transaction beyond the point the eBay
You don't ask, you don't get.
And, is 10 UKP really significant compared to what you've spent or lost?
Get to them, succinctly summarize, get a name, and then switch to email.
YMMV,
-John
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On 18 November 2012 01:02, J. Forster j...@quikus.com wrote:
As I said, try calling
Hi
Just good old Fourier series.
Bob
On Nov 17, 2012, at 9:12 PM, Volker Esper ail...@t-online.de wrote:
I'm impressed - but what law is behind this?
Am 17.11.2012 21:26, schrieb Bob Camp:
Hi
60 db isn't to bad a number. More or less:
100 ns - 100 ps is 1000:1. 20 log of that
Hi
A little more detail:
What's going on is more clear if you trigger a scope on the positive edge of
the 5 MHz and look at the 10 MHz. With an ideal multiplier, both the positive
and negative edges of the 5 MHz should line up exactly with a positive edge of
the 10 MHz. In reality, negative
Guys, i did not know this was a PayPal discussion group.
Can we move on please?
Thx Said
Sent From iPhone
On Nov 17, 2012, at 15:04, J. Forster j...@quikus.com wrote:
Not if you just walk into a bank and open an account with $100 cash.
My point is not fraud, but that PayPal is not safe.
What Said said.
We now know who has trouble with PayPal.
It's *time* to move on.
Bill Hawkins
-Original Message-
From: Said Jackson
Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2012 8:55 PM
To: j...@quikus.com; Discussion of precise time and frequency
measurement
Cc: Discussion of precise time and
Can't help you with the manual but I just wanted to say that the 1051 was one
of my favorites. Loved the PLLs. I worked on an upgrade for Stewart Warner back
in the early 80s. As part of a prototype I put two Z-80 systems in the space
between the front panel and the main gear. Part of its
-Original Message-
From: David Kirkby
[]
This is some of the communication between me and Agilent on eBay. I
think it is clear Agilent wanted to use Paypal, and I did not. It was
Agilent who said I should split the payment into two - one of $10,000
and the other of $7,736
[]
Dave
Forth forever!!!
Don L
M. Simon
Can't help you with the manual but I just wanted to say that the 1051
was one of my favorites. Loved the PLLs. I worked on an upgrade for
Stewart Warner back in the early 80s. As part of a prototype I put two
Z-80 systems in the space between the front panel and
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