[Microwave] Cushman CE-15 Spectrum Analyzer

[email protected] [email protected]
Sat, 25 Jan 2003 18:42:06 EST


In a message dated 1/25/03 11:22:03 PM GMT Standard Time, 
[email protected] writes:


> I recently purchased a used Cushman CE-15 spectrum analyzer 
> at a local hamfest. I plugged it in an checked it out at the
> time of the purchase. The display looked normal. Upon
> further inspection at home, I found that the front end sensitivity
> was poor and the calibration was way off. It appears as if someone
> keyed a transmitter into the input without an external pad.
> 
> Having worked with one of these units in the past, it seems to me
> that there are a couple of resisters and a pico fuse in the front
> end that protects the unit from such an occurrence. I do not have
> a manual and am unable to verify the circuit. I have checked a 
> number of resources on the Internet and it looks like Cushman is
> either out of business or has been purchased by someone else.
> 
> Does anyone know where I can purchase a manual or get an Xerox copy
> of the front end circuitry?
> 
> Thanks for reading my note.
> 
> 73 George W4AQR
> 
> 

Hi George.

Try This Link For Manual for Cushman CE-15 Spectrum Analyzer.
Good Luck and Hope that helps.

Derek - [email protected]
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