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Gentleman, Thank very much to all of you for all the information provided. I managed to get the scope screen back to life by replacing the two 10.0K 0.1% resistors (R2012 and R2013) in the DAC

Thanks for looking. I don't think I'm going to be able to get this thing fixed though. I already spent money on new caps and bridge rectifiers and its still suffering the same issues. I'm very close

Hi Dennis, When you select Photos and type PG503 into the search all PG503 related Photo Albums pop up including mine. Or: /g/TekScopes/album?id=77086 Greetings, Egge Siert

Hi Jeff, This isn't what you were asking for exactly but I have a spare mustard color compensation box for the P6105 which I can send you if that will solve your problem. This would be for the 2 meter

Hi Egge Siert, Two questions: What is the link to the picture, and where did you find these? Dennis

I just checked. I have several NOS of the exact same trimmer (ceramic dielectric) as used by Tek. As said, cost would be postage but shipment from NL. Raymond

Thanks Rolynn, The message archive here on Tekscopes should have many of his fine posts! He had a great sense of humor and a lot of knowledge about a lot of things to go with it! tom jobe...

yes the HF thing may be too narrow 16X30 in. unless you do as I did and add plywood top and angle it for easier viewing, my surface is 20X34 in. after top added. the item no. 60390/507 was $38.00 now

I found the cheapest HF cart (two shelves) to be flimsy, but the second cheapest (three shelves) can handle a lot of weight.? I have my 4x6 bandsaw on the inverted top shelf, and the other two

Nothing from the law enforcement end but there was some information in his obituary regarding his past electronics adventures. <https://www.since1928hull.com/obituaries/Jon-Batters/#!/Obituary> RP

Speaking of Harbor Freight, I bought some 275 pound (IIRC) rated casters there a few months ago for my workbench.? Maybe there's a way to replace the casters on a rack to beef up the weight

I found a hospital crash cart at my local university surplus that I'm going to use for my LA (16700). It's got 4 inch casters, drawers and could handle 300lbs easy. Got it for $35. Paul -- Paul

@Hakan: That's exactly the info I needed. That's not going to cut it. @Mark: I used to have a half rack....gave it away years ago. Then got this beast. So yes, that's an option I considered. I need to

The "Pink Pearl" eraser was once a part of the kit used by gold scrappers to gage plating thickness. There is a direct relationship between rubs with a Pink Pearl eraser needed to remove the gold

According to the 1990 catalog it is: Top tray 100lbs Base 100lbs Total 200 lbs /H?kan

for some of my equipment I have been using a Harbor Freight metal rolling cart. Put plywood 30 degree angle on top, bottom shelf for manuals, pwr supplies etc....currently there is a cart in the

Being a retired teacher, might I suggest an "old school" pink eraser?? They have no grit. Phil

How about a rolling 19" rack? There are lots of them, new and used, available in many different sizes and configurations. I've even seen rack mounted shelves to provide a work surface. I don't have

I have an HP VNA stack (8505A, 8503A, 8501A) that I want to put on a cart. The gear is about 130 lbs without cables, manuals, etc. It's also rack width. It's hard to find carts for this big heavy

Later ....It actually pulls down quite easily....but be very careful...there are two shirt wires towards the end of the CRT....They go to 2 spigots on the vertical and under the shielded wound up