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Re: 2465B Blue Screen Filter - 378-0270-00
Hi Tom, Your memory serves you correctly. The cast blue acrylic that is 0.030" thick is very difficult to find. I did buy a special order at a very high cost (>$1000) and then sold off pre-made
By victor.silva · #149628 ·
Re: Shipping Scope-Mobiles
Correct onh being expensive, the one built for the 11K scope that can take rack width equipment can sell for over $150 USD. A friend paid $200 for his !!!! THe older carts are not that expensive.
By Pete Lancashire · #149627 ·
Shipping Scope-Mobiles
Has anyone recently tried shipping a Scope-Mobile by Greyhound bus? Used to be they would accept them without being packaged, just with a tag, and the price and handling care were fine. I did see
By bobkrassa · #149626 ·
TDS520 Error Log
Hello, I just finished recapping my recently acquired TDS520, and I have almost no change in the problems it is having or the errors that it is giving. I have uploaded a photo of the error log
By Miles Paulson · #149625 ·
Re: 7250 digitizer
Schematics are here: http://w140.com/tekwiki/images/8/8c/Tek_7250_schem_no_ocr.pdf
By Kurt Rosenfeld · #149624 ·
Re: OT: Scopes and other electronics on "The Outer Limits"
Nice non-political off topic topic. Too much Tektronix and I will start seeing them everywhere. like TVs, when I saw a TV on TV I would say "that's about a five year old Zenith", they had one on
By Jeff Urban · #149623 ·
Re: S3110 update
This guy showed up today https://photos.app.goo.gl/zq932Cy2dSdivghN6 Sadly its mate the 012-240 didn't come with it.
By Pete Lancashire · #149622 ·
Re: 7A29 attenuator fault corrosion issue
Hi George, I'll look forward to hearing what you find, I guess there is no good process for dealing with this issue on aluminium where you need very low surface contact resistance, Alocrom (Alodyne
By Adrian Nicol · #149621 ·
Re: Searching for post about Tektronix front panel fabrication/printing process
Ah... I watched this a few days ago -- this doesn't cover the manufacturing details though. Just the design/mockup process. --T
By toby@... · #149620 ·
Re: Searching for post about Tektronix front panel fabrication/printing process
Thanks very much! I am pretty sure there was also a detailed post on this list as well. --Toby
By toby@... · #149619 ·
Re: Low cost Scope-Mobile alternatives?
exactly what I want one for, well plus a 8644B :-) wrote:
By Pete Lancashire · #149618 ·
Re: Low cost Scope-Mobile alternatives?
here in portland they go for>$200
By Pete Lancashire · #149617 ·
Re: Low cost Scope-Mobile alternatives?
Anything wrong with the Tektronix K420 or K475 carts ?? e.g.) https://www.tek.com/manual/k420 I find they are ideal for stacks of heavy large equipment, easy to roll around, & 'turn on a dime' ;
By garp66 · #149616 ·
Re: 2215 avoiding future CRT damage
Hi H?kan, That SUP is interesting. Do you have any other SUPs for other Tek gear? (I had a brief look on your website but wasn't able to find anything.) Thanks, Brian.
By Brian Cockburn · #149615 ·
Tek 2205C
Hi All Good Evening I am looking out for Tek slide Switches 260-2291-00, 260-2293-00, 260-2292-00 mounted on front panel board Can anyone help Thanks in advance Anand
By ANAND K. PARAMESHWARAN · #149614 ·
Re: Source for 1/8" fibreglass or other hard plastic rod in UK
Thanks Dennis, I've found a source of what are described as 1/8" styrene (sic) rods, which I'll try. I think they will be polystyrene rather than styrene though! Dave
By David C. Partridge · #149613 ·
Re: OT: Scopes and other electronics on "The Outer Limits"
Albert, Do you live near the tower? I live in Studio City just off Laurel Canyon. George
By Glydeck · #149612 ·
Re: Low cost Scope-Mobile alternatives?
I'm aware of the safety issues. I would use multiple, current limited regulators so that I had one for each output. The other advantage of a system like that would be that a couple 12V AGM lead acid
By Michael A. Terrell · #149611 ·
Re: Low cost Scope-Mobile alternatives?
Careful with the low voltage distribution to avoid differences in ground potential or ground loops. Also, a lot of equipment is designed and tested to be safe with the supplied power supply, a larger
By stefan_trethan <stefan_trethan@...> · #149610 ·
Re: 7A29 attenuator fault corrosion issue
Adrian, Thank you for the insight. I have the same problem with several 7A29s. They worked fine years ago, but now all except for one and a 7A29P have the issue you describe. I thought it might be
By glkinst@... · #149609 ·