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As far as I know (which doesn't go very far), all the 7K scopes used the same connector system. I've never seen one with a conventional PCB connector for instance. A trait I like about the 7K

The "ripple" in the on screen display function of the Tek 7K frames was a deliberate thing. It was used to prevent phosphor burn by moving the display around slightly, enough to prevent phosphor burn,

Walter, don't forget the military's definition of "portable": it has handles. Most folks argue about the portability of a 555 or 556. Still, the TM506, fully loaded, was a darned sight lighter and

Thanks, guys. I was having a senior moment. "Lemo connector" used to just roll off my lips when I worked for Tek. A very-finely machined component that's a pleasure to use. And it's the 4-pin version

Yes, and yes. it Hmmm... sorry about that, chief... Unfortunately, I don't have $165 to spend, or I'd have snapped it up too, but $165 to an Aussie (at least to this one) represents many more working

Apropos - I sold one of [the pair] to a person in Spain via eBay, many moons ago. Also sent a HP --> UK with no problems. 7D01 arrived OK via US parcel post. I could occasionally be a middleman: some

Hi, I recently bought a 7504A mainframe with a note saying that it's electrically perfect but has some loose contacts on the contact strips for the plugin modules. I haven't had time to do anything

Hi Craig and the group, Yes, I know... but I prefer a seller who can check it and says something different to 'as-is' or 'not checked' or 'I don't know how it works but guaranteed not DOA' ;-)

These come up fairly often on eBay. Seem to go in the range $10 to $60 for the whole lot. There are three sets for sale right now on US Ebay. Craig

Good morning! Title says it all ;-). I want just the plug-ins (no probes needed). Please, state condition (physical and operating) and price. A service and / or user's manual would be a plus. Thanks!

Don, that sounds like some very good advice. I'll look for replacements for awhile before I disassemble it. By the way, guys, I'm going to sell it either way, whole or in parts, so if someone has the

Er - OK, Wollongong is in Australia, right? So $165 is Aussie dollars? That would make it around $80US or around ?60UK. At that price, I'd snap it up. If I wasn't on the other side of the planet, that

Funny you should mention that. It is a long time since I used a 4-bay Tek scope, but I recall that the readout vibrated up and down a little too (it was either a 7704 or a 7904 - I forget which now).

To whom it may concern ,and for what it's worth, I found a 564B scope for sale in the "Cash-Mart" second-hand shop in Wollongong a couple of days ago. They were asking $165 for it. I don't remember

"....It is a long time since I used a 4-bay Tek scope, but I recall that the readout vibrated up and down a little too (it was either a 7704 or a 7904 - I forget which now)...." Craig ---------------

Okay, guys. Here's the deal. I have the 7704A working but I need some advice. Slot 1 is unusable and slot 3 is unreliable. All the switches and controls have been cleaned and work smoothly. All the

My 2 cents: Sounds like you're so close now to having it fixed, I would think you'd want to take the last steps. You've narrowed it down to cracked or missing backplane connector shells. This is

If it works and If the shipping is low and If you can trust the seller, -- it's a good price.

Hello! I wonder if the above mentioned combination will work fine. I have been offered a curious (to me at least!) setup: 7904 + 7A16P + 7B92. It has some trouble with signals over 100MHz (it seems a

Stan I forget to look for a part number. What you said sounds right to me. I like the idea of a coaxial relay. Are they used in anything else? I'll probably be asking about pinouts later. Thanks.