Another well done video,,Thanks. My 8566B has had a problem where it blows a fuse one of the 5 volts rails. I swapped the few once but it's down again. From some reading on the web it seems that the tantalum caps can have a high ESR over time and contribute to excess I draw. I will start in a few weeks, checking for tantalums out of spec or with high ESR and swap them out. Have you had any issues with your unit yet? Not sure if I'll use tantalums or some of the newer high value electrolytics if I have room. Looking forward to getting the 8566B back on line soon. Again thanks for the informative videos.
I had to change out a couple of big filter caps in mine a few years ago. You can tell if one of those has gone bad by unsoldering it and put its leads across a power supply with a big current meter. If it's gone bad, there will be no inrush current (it won't charge).
HI. Great info. However im confused as to where you are taking the output for the audio amp from (I think you say the video out but my hearing is not great). My Anritsu MS610C does not have a 'video' labelled output, but X, Y and Z outputs? Can you advise? Thanks
That's correct, it is the video output. It should be your Y output. X is equivalent to horizontal sweep, Y corresponds to video and Z is usually designated as pen-lift.
i know Im asking randomly but does any of you know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly forgot the password. I appreciate any tips you can give me.
@Mitchell Maverick Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
Great video. When he is talking about upper band and lower band in fm, he is referring to the stereo effect. FM radio has two channels to transmit a left and a right. Hope this makes this video a bit clearer.
Wow what an informative video thank you very much. I am going to be an electronics tech student so I will be watching all of your videos
You are demodulating the FM by means of a technique called "Slope Detection", which effectively converts the FM to AM.
Another well done video,,Thanks.
My 8566B has had a problem where it blows a fuse one of the 5 volts rails. I swapped the few once but it's down again. From some reading on the web it seems that the tantalum caps can have a high ESR over time and contribute to excess I draw.
I will start in a few weeks, checking for tantalums out of spec or with high ESR and swap them out.
Have you had any issues with your unit yet? Not sure if I'll use tantalums or some of the newer high value electrolytics if I have room.
Looking forward to getting the 8566B back on line soon.
Again thanks for the informative videos.
+wa4aos Thanks! I guess I am lucky, my HP8566B hasn't had any problems. Those tantalum caps are time bombs however.
I had to change out a couple of big filter caps in mine a few years ago. You can tell if one of those has gone bad by unsoldering it and put its leads across a power supply with a big current meter. If it's gone bad, there will be no inrush current (it won't charge).
What chip are you using for your amplifier?
Awesome.Thankyou
HI. Great info. However im confused as to where you are taking the output for the audio amp from (I think you say the video out but my hearing is not great). My Anritsu MS610C does not have a 'video' labelled output, but X, Y and Z outputs? Can you advise? Thanks
That's correct, it is the video output. It should be your Y output. X is equivalent to horizontal sweep, Y corresponds to video and Z is usually designated as pen-lift.
Would like to know how to measure FM distortion with the spectrum analyzer. Nice Video!
i know Im asking randomly but does any of you know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account??
I stupidly forgot the password. I appreciate any tips you can give me.
@Mitchell Maverick Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Mitchell Maverick it worked and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass !
@Jackson Khalil happy to help xD
What kind of antenna are you using?
Just a whip antenna.
Great video. When he is talking about upper band and lower band in fm, he is referring to the stereo effect. FM radio has two channels to transmit a left and a right. Hope this makes this video a bit clearer.
That's not really the case ..... stereo is encoded in the signal using pilot tone and mixing with 38 Khz
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or i can just use my 20 dollar RTL dongle and demodulate any signal