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On Mon, Apr 30, 2018 at 02:35 pm, Fabio Trevisan wrote: > > Hello Mlynch, > What you describe looks like a "geometry" or Y-AXIS misadjustment. > If I understood correctly what's the equipment you

John, Everything looks in order in that area. None of the screws look to be out of place on "non-Standard". But I will keep that in mind, since this may not be the last time I encounter this issue.

To Jack, and the many others who have gently reminded me I need to recover the modest annual cost of hosting our data on Groups.io. Thank you. I think it is time to explain my inaction. The short

It seems I've created a monster. Well, not all monsters are bad. "...there is a very active HP/Agilent/Keysight group on Yahoo. There's also a test equipment group (although it's not quite as active

One constraint to doing anything with albums is we don't want to do anything that would break the links to photos from old/existing messages.? So I don't see a way to rename albums or move photos

Adding a LOT of flux can help there, simply because it keeps the solder from oxidizing and forming strings between pins. If using solder wick to clean up the pins, flux very well, and it

I would agree with the stuff below. But would look closely at the screws around the CRT area, for ones that don't have the right look, toand check to be sure you don't have a mini magnet in the form

My only contact was my mail order, since I grew up in Ohio. I bought from Poly Packs, BNF, Edlie, John Meshna and other mail order surplus stores. I was close to Mendelson's, Dayton Surplus, and I

Other than this "Tilt" the scope presents no glaring issues. It works very well, considering that it is 40years old. There is no telling what the previous "repairman" did to the adjustments, after he

Fabio, I saw all of those adjustments but I did not make any changes to them. I believe I can fix this thing with the aid of your precise instructions! Thank you so much for the great detail that

'Amen' on Jack's comments. Who, where and how much? tom jobe...

When the solder mask gets too thin, it will come off. At that point, you just leave it out so that does not happen. Then you cannot have too much solder or solder paste or it will blob short out

Hello, Michael-- I too was a long-time PolyPak customer, and I too found that one could get some real bargains with some judicious inspection of the Paks. Poly Pak was then located in Wakefield, MA,

I'm being lazy and not reading the manual, but if it's bright enough and the circuit doesn't care, you can get #2174 for pocket change at Mouser. That's 12V 40mA. Operating at 10V it should last a

On Mon, Apr 30, 2018 at 04:50 pm, David DiGiacomo wrote:

<the_infinite_penguin@...> wrote: In case anyone is wondering, this is a #2107 lamp. There are a few of them out

Hello all and especially Dennis, I do not really want to comment on the "Other Group", however your comments Dennis as shown below have reminded me of a pang of conscience which strikes me from time

It was the MUX (U2530)!!!? I think Chuck Harris was right when he said I probably cooked the MUX with my hot air wand since I didn't use a preheat system.? I feel like a newbie, lol.? On this

Hello Al, It seems that my calculations were, in the end, not that spot-on as I would expect. I need to come back to my biasing transistors lessons from 40 years ago. But I tend to reach to the same

Dennis, it's amazing how many folks are misconstruing my intentions. I'm not suggesting that we splinter the group - I think there is quite a bit of power in having a single TekScopes group. The issue