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From: warren@sniff.dec.com (warren sypteras)
Newsgroups: rec.ham-radio,sci.electronics
Subject: Re: HP 608D Signal Generator Documentation
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Date: Fri, 24-Apr-87 14:19:13 EDT
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Posted: Fri Apr 24 14:19:13 1987
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I used the same method with the receiver.  In my case I took a 220Mhz rec-
eiver tuned to the gen output frequency with a 1/4 wave whip on it and moved
around the gen.  The gen, with it's output set at 1 uv and a dummy load
plugged in didn't do anything to the receiver until I was within a few
inches of it (the load that is).  The receiver has a measured sens. of .08
uv. (to break squelch).  

What I've found consistantly with my gen is that the damn coax leaks far
more then the gen does.  I'm using a 5 ft. run of RG58u double shielded and
the stuff still leaks more then the gen.

I'm sorry, but I forgot to look for the manual.  I'll do so tonight.

Warren