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Looking for a front bezel for a 2465B in excellent or better condition. Doesn’t need to have 2565B name badge. Thanks in advance, Manuel W4SSB

Hello, The ganged push button caps of the 475, just as much as the 465 and others of the same vintage are all removable. They're tight fit and it takes quite a good grabbing from their sides to pull

Lettering is mostly gone on most of the push switches. I have a parts 475 with good lettering and am curious if I would have to swap the whole switch assembly or do is there an easier way?

Hello Jim, I don't quite understand what you mean... Q1486 is grounded, but not its carcass. The emitter goes to ground (via wire and A6 main interface board PCB's ground). Maybe you're not looking to

Fabio I have been following this thread out of curiosity and looking at the schematic in my 466 book for this circuit and it is weird. If Q1486 does not have a good ground to mains earth it seems to

Thanks for posting these scans this catalog is a extremely useful one it has the info needed to tell which capacitors are what. There are some pages in the capacitor sections 12 and 13 that did not

Kurt, I'm curious how many of these Catalogs are there? ?Leon Robinson ?? K5JLR Political Correctness is a Political Disease. To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2018 4:45 PM

Hi, everybody. The formerly dead 7603 saga continues. The white connector where the Right Vertical plug-in connects snapped apart last night. It's such a clean break off the left side (looking into

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Bob, Black and white pages were scanned at 600 dpi, bitonal, with lossless compression. Color pages were scanned at 300 dpi, in color, with lossy compression. OCR was done using Acrobat. -Kurt

Kurt, the scans are just incredible. Could you reveal a bit about the process to achieve such great scans? For anyone not familiar with these books there is cross reference in the back which takes you

This scan was made possible by Pete Lancashire. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1B1iRXUSpeStpn6SGhMnxjkyQPkeMTfNH

There is a test fixture required; a large affair, with hinged cover, thick umbilical/connector, interlocks, jumper cables. Nearly impossible to find by itself, although you occasionally see a 371x

Kurt and Pete, Thank you for providing these. They will be very useful. DaveD

Hello Mark, OK... so Q1486 is an original Tek (as it has the Tek part number) and it's checking OK... This is better news than worse... even though it's one less explanation for the problem, at least

On Thu, Aug 23, 2018, 12:42 <hfran@...> wrote: > 454 worked fine, but had a stalled fan, which I replaced by a 12 VDC fan, > which I supplied from +12v unregulated. But then no trace anymore. > 1)

454 worked fine, but had a stalled fan, which I replaced by a 12 VDC fan, which I supplied from +12v unregulated. But then no trace anymore. 1) HV oscillator does not oscillate. Checked Q1414, G1413,

i did check Q1486 first time around, its a rca but it also has 151-0140 on it ..dont know if its original but it checks ok.i also cleaned the place where the wire hooks to it. i took the rca out, and

This scan was made possible by Pete Lancashire. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JqkxPKq6bmYP3SZGz4IP_q43za7AQauk

Hello Fabio I've taken apart the TG501 and had a closer look. There are only three socketed chips - U310, U300 and U290. U310 is part of the first divide by 5 counter. I think the sockets are the