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Good luck, the RIFA caps are worth replacing, especially if you're in 240V land. Make sure you replace them with properly specified X or Y class capacitors, as required. You can find plenty of info

The cable I have for the instruments is a Tektronix 012-0057-01, Z0 = 50 Ω, coax cable assy, with connector boots. The engraving on the BNC metal is 'KINGS KC-59-123'

Exactly the right group - wrong topic. Do what the group owner, Dennis, suggests and start a new topic relevant to your problem. Plenty of people who have an interest in, and knowledge of how to fix,

Thank you! I think that is what one of the problems I should do first! Have a great day and weekend! Tony [email protected]> wrote:

I'm very sorry that I emailed the wrong group! I'm little desperate and it shows! I hope your group will forgive me and I'll try not to repeat my mistake! Have a great weekend! Thank you. Tony wrote:

Thank you very much for comprehensive email, that is pointing me to the right direction! It seems to me that the Beam Switch is sticking for sure and could cause most of my problems. I'll try to

Hi Tony, The subject line of a thread tells our 8,000 members around the world whether this is a topic that is relevant to them. In this case the thread is about the SG503 amplitude precision. It

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Thank you very much! david.partridge@...> wrote:

Here's a link to the album: /g/TekScopes/album?id=89902.

Is the Y scaling per small division (+/- 5 within the box) or something else? Either way it doesn't look like the -5V is decaying to 0V and is Ch3 inverted? There is a very clear signal on LIMIT which

Hey Tony, welcome to the group. I watched the videos you posted in another thread detailing your 2465 CTS troubles < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxZZ7-VjCQ0&t=1s>. Here's my advice for how to

I have a 551 and 535a I'm working on restoring. I want to use them especially on tube audio amplifiers. My thought is if I mess up and expose them to high voltage they're likely to be more forgiving

Tony, Clean the beam find switch. If the contacts are dirty, all kinds of strange problems can occur.

Some space heaters eat up a lot of electricity like that too. When my basement lab gets cold, I have this cool retro-looking space heater, a model Tektronix 547, that takes the chill off. Best part is

Hi Roger. Reminded myself how to add photos and have uploaded three tonight that should help answer your queries. They're under a new album with the same name as this post thread. The 'white'

Sorry for the typo, the correct number for the cable is 012-0482. Jack

Please start a new thread about this - IOW please don hi-jack threads. David

Hello All My SG503 front panel specifies a slightly different cable number - 012-0482-00 ( I do have one of these). Not sure how this differs from the 012-0480-00 but it does have a metal rather than