Anritsu MS8901A

Started by dminesinger, 12-19-2011 -- 20:18:39

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dminesinger

12-19-2011 -- 20:18:39
Need a manual with the performance test in it. Ops or Service. I'd rather not have to purchase it from Anritsu if I can help it.

GIDEP does not have it, unless I'm not looking for it correctly.

Thanks for the help and Happy Holidays.

David
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CalibratorJ

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12-20-2011 -- 07:47:44
All I could find is the product brochure, which does list pretty detailed specs, but not an actual PV. Sorry!

Hawaii596

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01-04-2012 -- 08:21:55
I looked in my relatively small Anritsu collection, and I don't have that one.  My experience with Anritsu manuals is that they are pretty protective of them, and want your money to get them.  Many of their service manuals you have to buy.  So you may have to break down and buy it (at least in my experience).  I also looked in my couple of staches (online libraries a couple of different people maintain), and they weren't there either.  Maybe those two manual libraries are maintained by people who frequent this website.  I won't post those links out of respect.  But if anyone wants one or both, send me a PM.
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dminesinger

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01-04-2012 -- 12:35:18
Just got off the phone with Anritsu. Manual set is $300, 3 manuals. $100 each. Looking to see if I can get away with 1 manual. But, factory is in Japan, and they are being slow answering helpdesk inquirier email.

Thanks for looking.

David
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''It's the Military who salutes the flag, who serves beneath the flag, and whose coffin is draped by the flag, who allows the protester to burn the flag.'
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