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OK - so far found that the domain is not due to expire until 18th July this year. So at least the domain itself is OK. Craig

Stan Griffith's Tektronix resource site (at reprise.com) seems to be not responding. Does anyone else have this problem? Craig PS does anyone know how Stan is? I know he had some health problems about

Anyone know the manufacturer of BSM connectors used in several Tektronix plug-ins?

I got mine set to daily summary. No problems. I also don't see duplicate posts. I post right at this website with no email software, strictly web based, as is my email anyway. Just thought I'd mention

That also fails to explain why I got three copies of a single message that I posted.

Thank you, Shaun. OK, press-fit retainers; it seems I was missing the correct English terms. I'm missing the recommended mechanical tools and technique to properly dis-assembly it. Mounting can

That is pretty clever. Perhaps scanning on a bed scanner is unlikely to produce usable results. What about these on eBay? https://www.ebay.com/itm/172002387526 or https://www.ebay.com/itm/232619073858

It doesn’t really annoy me. I’m more worried about fellow list members who might be annoyed at reading my duplicate posts and wondering why I sent the post twice. Thanks for the enquiry, Dennis.

Some list owners just don't want anything but new messages. I don't think that's the case here but some will nag you if you don't trim pretty thoroughly and some don't understand that the archive

Thank you very much, Dennis. Sebastian.

Sebastian, Yes, I see the issue now. Your motor has cast endbells and press fit retainers. One issue I have found with press fit assemblies is even granting you can disassemble them without apparent

To everybody, You are not alone. I also find duplicate emails annoying and I find the emails without any previous context to be frustrating. I sent in a request to Groups.io technical support earlier

Hi Richard, I know, but the thread history is lost for old plain e-mail users like me. If this is a desired "feature" I respect it, of course. But maybe its just a default setting that is confusing

I always receive and send emails using my email client (Thunderbird). About the only thing I use the web interface for is to access files and photos or to look back through a thread. I've also noticed

Actually, the Topic think is mentioned in the boilerplate attached to each message. -- Richard Knoppow dickburk@... WB6KBL

The web site does have a "Topics" button that when clicked groups messages with the same Subject header. There is a pull-down menu under Messages labeled Topics but I think its really threads. It does

I uploaded some pictures: /g/TekScopes/album?id=42033 As a reminder for anyone reading this (the posts from the web interface removed the thread history), I'm looking for advice on

OK, now I see, in your assembly you have access to the tabs. I will take a couple of pictures and share them in brief. Thanks you, Sebastian.

Sebastian, As I recall, the tabs which hold the retainer to the endbell were relatively easy to bend starting with a small flat blade screwdriver followed by needle nose pliers. I bent them only far

Hi Dennis, When one list member replies to a message from the web interface, the previous thread history is lost in the body of the message. Maybe the reason is to avoid excessive overhead? From my