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Re: 7603 Calibration Plug In Question
Why do you think "for the 7603"? Version -01 is called for in the 7603 calibration procedure. Version -02 is intended for the fastest scopes in the 7000 series including 7104. I don't know whether the
By Albert Otten · #149873 ·
Re: 7603 Calibration Plug In Question
Thanks Adrian. What I was wondering was whether it could be externally connected in some way to another scope in order to calibrate that second scope. I suppose not based on the responses so far.
By David Berlind · #149872 ·
Re: 7603 Calibration Plug In Question
It will work with any 7000 series mainframe. This gives an outline and there's a link to the manual: http://w140.com/tekwiki/wiki/067-0587-02 Adrian
By Adrian Nicol · #149871 ·
Re: Tektronix DM5010 NiCa 2.4V battery replacement
From what I've read, you should never trickle charge Ni-Mh batteries. I just replaced the Ni-Mh batteries in two of a set of three cordless phones. The phones have a controlled charging system, and
By Michael A. Terrell · #149870 ·
Re: 7603 Calibration Plug In Question
067-0587-02
By David Berlind · #149869 ·
Re: 7603 Calibration Plug In Question
Which calibration plugin? Craig
By Craig Sawyers <c.sawyers@...> · #149868 ·
7603 Calibration Plug In Question
Tek scope noob question: Can the calibration plugin for the 7603 also be used in some way for calibrating other scopes too? Or just the 7603?
By David Berlind · #149867 ·
Re: Tektronix DM5010 NiCa 2.4V battery replacement
My (limited) understanding is that NiMH cells really don't like more than C/20 - and in many cases the definition of C is, um, very optimistic. I'd restrict trickle charging to C/40 or C/50 - but that
By Tom Gardner · #149866 ·
466-464 stray wire
This inquiry is for the more knowledgeable folks on these scopes.. I have noted that there is a small red wire strung through the main harness from the switch pre amp to the trigger - Z axis board
By v_12eng@... · #149865 ·
Re: The "other" Tektronix Mail List?
FWIW, there is a Tektronix list at Yahoo called TekTronix_TECHs This seems to be mostly about Tektronix instruments other than scopes but may be of interest. The only other list I found when searching
By Richard Knoppow · #149864 ·
Re: Dead 7603
Since the 7B80/85 use +5V it is not surprising that they don't work properly if your 5V is screwy. Craig
By Craig Sawyers <c.sawyers@...> · #149863 ·
Re: The "other" Tektronix Mail List?
I wasn¡¯t aware of another list! You mean there other scopes besides the three number ones?
By Raymond Cote · #149862 ·
Re: The "other" Tektronix Mail List?
This is absolutely the right list for those! Lots of people here collect and restore gear of that vintage. Craig
By Craig Sawyers <c.sawyers@...> · #149861 ·
Re: Dead 7603
Yep, a 3300 uF cap jumpered across C821 smoothed out the voltage fairly nicely. The 18,000 uF C821 is toast! I have a feeling removing it is going to be a two-person job. Next order of business: there
By Jim Ford · #149860 ·
Re: The "other" Tektronix Mail List?
Pretty sure this is the only one.? ? ?I have a 545, a 575, a 7854? ?(and a Telequipment D51 and some HP scopes) and this is definitely the place to discuss those old tube behemoths. ? Dan
By Daniel Koller · #149859 ·
Re: OT: HP70843B 12 GHz BERT info needed
There are some pictures of the guts at: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/hp_agilent_equipment/photos/albums/1325546042 Folder name: HP70843B 12 Gbps BERT More to follow Ed
By Ed Breya · #149858 ·
The "other" Tektronix Mail List?
Is there a mail list oriented to the older ¡°Classic¡± Tek equipment? (I have a 547, a 545, and a 360 Indicator with 160 Power Supply.) Roy Roy Morgan k1lky68@... <mailto:k1lky68@...>
By Roy Morgan <k1lky68@...> · #149857 ·
Re: 7B92 problems
If by "intensified beam" you mean the mode where the "selected" portion of the delaying sweep is brightened, then yes, there is. The problem is that I am only seeing the brightened part but not the
By Tomas Alori · #149856 ·
Re: Tektronix DM5010 NiCa 2.4V battery replacement
I have a couple control panels from a machine tool where the design was for the Varta 3.6V 70mAh batteries that were common on computer motherboards. When they became NLA, the company started using
By Michael A. Terrell · #149855 ·
Re: Tektronix DM5010 NiCa 2.4V battery replacement
Agreed. There are two cell packages (somewhere) as well. The main problem with the NiCds is twofold. One is the amount of time between use/charge and loss of calibration data. The second one, (of more
By Harvey White · #149854 ·