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Hi Folks, Has anyone compiled a list of the electrolytic caps for the TDS540? I’d rather not pull mine apart until I have the parts in hand. Thanks, Stefan

Hi Paul, I didn’t bid, but I sure did consider going over to Tuscaloosa to get those three 575 at $10 each. :-) FWIW, I see yet another 576 up there now - this one is in Vegas. Ends tomorrow

I have worked on several SG503;s and a common problem causing dropouts is failed solder joints on the range switch to he board that is right-angle to the main board. But re-doing these requires

Dom, I have used 2CL2H diodes to replace 5642s. The are higher rating than some others that can be used. I got mine off fleabay. If you replace some of the 5642s, the Si diodes would be in the cathode

Did anyone here get that? The total ending price (with buyers premium) turned out to be $406.43, which was a really great deal. -- Paul Amaranth, GCIH | Manchester MI, USA Aurora Group of Michigan,

I've used (successfully) the tek 335 and 305 feet. Note Jeff has a direct site too, pricing may be bit better: search - www.n0dy.com Ben

Dominic: How about the following as a possible source: http://electrontubestore.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=2480 (10) diodes for under US$12.00. Claimed to be equivalent to Tek

Photos attached for reference: /g/TekScopes/album?id=266461 From the looks of it- five new 5642 tubes will cost me $40 USD including postage, whereas five NTE-518 diodes will be

Hi Everyone, My name's Dom- long time listener first time caller. I've visited Groups.io a few times after searching for old Tek scope info- So I'm glad to finally be interaction with you all! I have

Completely (or almost) off-topic, but 20 years ago there was someone in my neighborhood disposing of a duplicator press (a cheap version of an offset press this is constructed with less precision and

Jeff, Zen, Thanks for your replies. Theres no real issue with the things being “within spec”. Tek stuff does that! I recently repaired the display on a 1502A that had been sitting at work for 5

Greetings, I too agree with wanting to make a quality job of it. I confess I also have a background in offset printer and bindery. I have two Ibico comb punches, a paper drill and a corner rounder.

Jeff, Nothing wrong with doing a good job. My late wife worked in a bindery, where they built Courthouse record books from scratch. The skill, precision and quality of materials that it takes to build

I have used Jeff's feet and can vouch for the quality of the 3D printing. -- Michael Lynch Dardanelle, AR

rick, maybe I am a little OCD about this, but I also once worked in a print shop as a typesetter, back when such things were still things. Producing good looking printed and bound materials still

I will add my endorsement here as well. I recently bought four sets from Jeff (our own Jeff Davis). They are excellent, 3D-printed replacements. Cheers, Tom -- Prof. Thomas H. Lee Allen Ctr., Rm. 205

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Bruce, The cord wrap feet can be had easily enough from n0dy Jeff on eBay, $27.30 for as set of four (he doesn't list the 466, but it clearly uses the same feet as the 465 and 475). He used to sell on

I recently got a 466 to restore. The most important mechanical part I need is the plastic rim that goes on the back of the chassis to hold the case on. In the repair manual, It's called? "FRAME SECT,