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I can get for nearly free ( 5 Euro = USD 6.50 per pc ) some scopes and plug ins : 3S76 3T77A 3T4 3S2 as well as the scopes RM564 ( incl. 3S2 and 3T2 ) and a RM561A ( incl. 3S1 and 3T2 ). Do all

Fellow Tekkers, Please be aware that, when trying to E-mail me directly, our domain's spam filters have been known to get overzealous. I can and will 'whitelist' individual addresses, but I can't do

I Would Send You Some Files, But All Your E-Mail Addresses Bounce. Greyhawk

Dear Friends I have a small collection of test equipment and recently been donated a Techtronics 549 storage oscilloscope. The unit has had little use but many years of storage makes me think a

In message <051a01c4034e$adc5cb90$0300a8c0@LianLi>, Robert Morein <morepub@...> writes Well he should be cautious. Isn't the point here that it isn't just the static charge on the scope we

My favourite is the Tek 111 pretrigger pulse generator. This is an avalanche pulser, and gives a really clean 400ps rise time. Since it has an adjustable delay between a pretrigger pulse and the

Bet that would blow the gate on a MOSFET ;-) Craig

OK folks, I think I have the process in pretty good control. I am willing to cast some replacement feet for 453, 454, -A, 464, and I think they also fit the 465, 475, 485 series of scopes. (These

With thanks to Fred de Vries, I've posted a ZIPfile containing EPROM images for the devices in the 7D20. They're version 81.1, F1.03. Filename is 7d20.zip at the usual location and

Have seen some unbuilt Heathkits (scopes and other pretty trivial gadgets) go for astronomical prices, though I'm not not looking often now. Ego-bid war between two will do it: $900 IIRC, and several

Speaking of High Voltage - check this out.... http://www.unf.edu/~lsnedden/500Kv.mpg and the explanation..... http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/day.htm DEFINITELY LETHAL!!!!!!!!!

Ironically it was at Siemens where I was working for when one fellow got electrocuted. It seems he grabbed on to a 480VAC 3 phase buss while pulling himself up from underneath a linear accelerator.

Twenty years ago, when I worked for Siemens in Munich, after hours, if there was no one in the lab we were not allowed to work with anything electrical, that included 5 V lab supply, soldering iron

One of the better (and readily available) devices to painlessly dissipate static charge is a quarter coin. I hold on the most of the surface of the coin and touch grounded surface with exposed part of

I Was Working On A High Energy Strobe System On The Bench, Late At Night 26 Years Ago Using A 500v Regulated Supply, I Was Tired, And Had The Supply Set To Max Current, And Voltage. Being Tired, I Had

Oh dear - maybe I now class as an old timer ;-) I learnt respect for hight voltage in the 1970's when I built an experimental pulsed carbon dioxide laser. This thing had an array of high voltage

In the Tektronix book "Biophysical Measurements" book, it states that it only takes 10mA of current to stop the human heart if a circuit path through it is created (like hand to hand or hand to foot).

More about static electricity - it takes 5kV to even have a sensation from it, due to skin resistance, etc. That is why static damage is so easy. Some components like JFETS can be damaged at

When I was in technical school I spent many evenings and weekends repairing 50s TV sets and never had a problem keeping away from the HV. Then I spent 20 years working on solid state electronics,