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Those are typically 1/16" (0.0625") hex drive (aka Allen drive). Some are 0.050" hex drive but they're not quite as common (and it looks like the ones you're showing are 0.0625"). Barry - N4BUQ

Hi, I have a Tektronix 314 that utilizes these tiny grey knobs for the x10 sweep mag. I want to remove this knob so I can give this scope a proper clean. My issue is I'm having a hard time finding a

Which specific model 7912?

Correction : Where is circuit that deals with Linear BW Filtering Normalization located in the 2712? Also, how is it different from the Log BW filtering normalization circuit?

hi, To clarify: Looking for the Saugamo * Printed #'s / Letters * Identification sheets for these Rectangular Red "potted" or dipped Caps ! ( Not their paper nor

Where is circuit that deals with Linear BW Filtering Normalization located in the 7912?

SMB would be better - more compact out front especially - but the mounting hole is typically around 3/16" D I think, while the BSM and SMA holes are around 1/4", so an easier direct drop-in fit. SMB

Ed- I like that idea....I have MB stuff, but......the sma or even smb is a whole lot better......it is now on my to do list. Renée

Years ago I started changing any and all BSM connectors I encountered (mostly on Tek S-5X sampling head family) to SMA, so future compatibility is good. I think there may be a couple of heads and

I'm baaack - I think. Spent a lot of time and grief trying switch my whole list of groups in .io, with bad results. I gave up on trying any more with the old PC WinXP, but I couldn't figure out how to

Hi, When I bought a 067-0587-01 Calibration Fixture I thought to replace the BM socket at the trigger out with a mini BNC but fortunately I located some NOS in sealed bags that where pristine. The

I don't have their data sheets, but I have a bunch of the capacitors you describe...as in maybe a thousand of them? I vaguely remember hunting down enough data to read them about a decade ago. It

I can describe the technique I use with those tektronix capacitors. I concluded that with a standard soldering iron you can only create a problem here, in the way that after excessive pushing on the

On a whim, I purchased a lot of (9) 7000 Series plugins. Quite cheap for the plugins that were in there. On my bench now I see a lot of Intel badges and calibration data from the mid 80s. In the lot

I've never heard of Saugamo. Sangamo made a line of what you're describing. Some capacitors in that case style were paper

The part numbers appear to be 366-1532-00 and 366-1533-00. I suggest that you contact the VintageTek museum. They might have parts or a donor.

I can personally verify that this technique works quite well. I used it in the last month to remove some special high temp solder that was holding some wires into a PCB. The wires

Thank You for the kind words Mike, most appreciated. Please note that I had to come up with something clever to fix my bone headed first act. It's amazing how creative one can be when you have limited

Hello, Here is a question for the group as well, I and a friend are working on getting a 2712 running... Just finished doing the relay exercise for all relays in the 2712... The issue of failing

Looking for .pdf's of SAUGAMO Silver Mica dipped molded Capacitor data sheets or Catalogs ? -- red rubber type dipped silver mica ) capacitors, with P/N's, specifications. ( Red