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Question asked by JohnTF on Sep 17, 2009
Latest reply on Sep 19, 2009 by JohnTF

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I have used some scopes in auto repair .
Now have been looking more , because of use in RF , Ham Radio , work / hobby .
I picked a load of test equipment , among it is a HP 54110D 1GHz digital scope , also a HP 54300A probe multiplexer - with about 9 probe modules .
I have been searching for info / accessories [ no probes , except one module has a permanently connected probe ] .
Seems like I can find info for just about every other scope , but this one , manual .
Any leads would help ?
Thanks John

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ko2054 Sep 18, 2009 11:17 AM
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Hello John TF, Probes had to connect through the PODs. We offered three. 54001A 1GHz miniature active probe/pod. The probe is attached to the pod so it shounds like this is the one you have. 54002A, 50 ohm input pod used for connect 50 ohm cables and possibliy other active probes, 54003A 1Mohn 10:1 passive probe with POD. You might be able to find a 54003A but it might not have a passive probe with it. The 54003A originally shipped with the 10433A. It had about F10pF input C, 10Mohn input R, 300MHz BW, compnesatno range 10-16p. You could use most any passive probe that compensated over the 10-16pF range. The 10433B is the same probe and is still avilable.

The 54300A was a probe multiplier. It had two output channels with a 1GHz switch to switch between the probes. You could mix and match the probe pods as you wished. You could operate it manually or over remote control. The intended use model was remote control.
I hope that answes your questions.
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JohnTF Sep 19, 2009 7:12 AM
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With all that I got in this load of test equipment , I have all of the 3 modules , and multiple of the ones without the attached probe .
My issue is that I am a RVer [ live in an Airstream 32' ] , space is a premium and the scope is big , I may never outgrow it for my uses , and a smaller unit would be closer to new , so instead of getting something from the used market [ less cost ] , the smaller unit I guessing would be much more cost ?
I going to whats called a Ham Fest , where those interested in ham radio , gather to buy & sell gear related to ham radio , to see if I may sell off some of what I have , to get into something smaller , also maybe an RF [ radio frequency ] , service monitor .
Thanks for the info so far , if I end up keeping , I'll need some of that to match up new / used probes .
But then I'll need to get a manual also .
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