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--- In hp_agilent_equipment@..., Fred Olsen
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I have a functional 184A with an 1809A and 1825A, and the manuals.
They're a bit much to copy outright but if I might be of some help
please ask.

Fred
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Hi Fred,
OK,how about the HV section ?
What has happened, is similar to "blooming" in a TV set.
I haven't removed the side panels, yet. Focus,etc, has no effect.
But, the problem may be in the sweep section.
The scope looks like in fair condition. Hard telling what this scope
went through.One of the wrapcord foot is broken.
Some knobs are hard to turn.
Other than that, looks like a nice scope.
For now, I'll suspect the HV section.
Now, got to put together my 2 Tek 465M's. Atleast,my Tek 7704A
(newest)works.Can use this one to troubleshoot the rest.
Thanks Fred.
If you like, you can send the info to blackbag@....
BTW, I'm Richard.Now you know.

OK, Richard, I'll see what I can do. I'll need a couple of days to dig these up out of (shudder!) "The Storage". I don't maintain the scope in-cal any more and the manuals are in the dead file. Did you say that you had an 1809 or an 1809A? Send me the three S/Ns, privately if you wish, and I'll check S/N applicability when I find the books.

I'm not unwilling to copy the books for you but it's a matter of time. The three together must be at least an inch thick, IIRC. And they're glue bound and I know would fall apart if forced hard enough for decent copies. We'll see.

In any event, perhaps we should take this thread private. Don't know if anyone else would care much about the gory details.

So how's the weather in Modesto?

Fred
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