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WME_bill · 10th Dec 2021, 6:37 pm

HP182T. The manual says (eventually as they would like you to buy a 182A as well as a 182T) that the 182T can take the real time plug-ins as well. It quotes 1801 DT 50Mhz,1803 ST offset,1804 4T 50Mhz,etc, and the usual Time Bases, as well as the Sampling 1810A, TDR and Frequency domain. Dated 1976.
The special feature of the 182T is outputs for recorder for use with the Spectrum analyser. Not to be used with the conventional PI.
The HP182A manual says all plug-ins currently (1970) available can be used.

But warns that none of the plug-ins for the 183 series will work. And equally none of the 180 series PI will working the 183 Main Frame. That uses a VHF tube with an additional power supply and slightly longer PIs.
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10th Dec 2021, 6:37 pm	#2
WME_bill Octode Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Exeter, Devon, UK. Posts: 1,554	Re: HP 182T: Scope plugin friendly? HP182T. The manual says (eventually as they would like you to buy a 182A as well as a 182T) that the 182T can take the real time plug-ins as well. It quotes 1801 DT 50Mhz,1803 ST offset,1804 4T 50Mhz,etc, and the usual Time Bases, as well as the Sampling 1810A, TDR and Frequency domain. Dated 1976. The special feature of the 182T is outputs for recorder for use with the Spectrum analyser. Not to be used with the conventional PI. The HP182A manual says all plug-ins currently (1970) available can be used. But warns that none of the plug-ins for the 183 series will work. And equally none of the 180 series PI will working the 183 Main Frame. That uses a VHF tube with an additional power supply and slightly longer PIs. wme_bill