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I have a bit of doubt that tektronix had anything
to do with that supply. It looks more to me like
something someone bodged together out of an old
scope.

If you look on the front panel, which is where the
bottom of the scope it was built in would be, there
is a scar that is typical of a bottom of a scope.

The only thing that looks tektronix to me is the
knobs, case, and logo on the panel. The panel looks
to me to be hand lettered using rub on letters.

-Chuck Harris

Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Well designed test fixtures are an asset to any company. One of my

former employers cut corners on their in house fixtures, and it cost us a
lot more than proper fixtures would have. Some needed constant repairs, and
were built from samples, or obsolete inventory so there were no spare
parts. Another problem was that some employees that they could modify them
on a whim, since there were no control documents. I'm sure that somewhere
documents existed for that item at Tektronix, and it might even be in that
microfiche library at the museum.