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Hi, Don, The grounding spring you need was used in about 30 different models of Tek scopes, so if you find a complete junker anywhere, you may also find the part. The pouch lip can be a problem.

Ashton Brown wrote:

Hi Don, The Service Manual for the TAS465 is part number 070-8524-01. I have a copy of one in my workshop (not for sale). The only problem being is that I live in Sydney, Australia. Best

Laurent Lamesch wrote:

If you know someone with a geiger counter, it might be a good idea to go over that instrument with it . . . just as a precaution, you understand. This is a serious

Hi Don, The Service Manual for the TAS465 is part number 070-8524-01. I have a copy of one in my workshop (not for sale). The only problem being is that I live in Sydney, Australia. Best

dhuster@... wrote: ... Concerning 'strange' uses of TDs: I have a problem

Hello all, My first post to this very interesting newsgroup, so I hope this message makes it out ok. I would like to acquire any of the following parts for a standard 465B. My scope was rescued

Hi All, My name is Andrew Campbell and I live in Sydney, Australia. I am an ex-Tektronix employee (Feb this year) and I am now working for another company. I'm into repairing and calibrating 'old'

Can anybody accomodate Curt ? (see below). Please reply directly to him. Phil

Yes, I think a lot of 519 scopes suffered a similar nuclear fate. In those cases, they u

display. to drift Note this then drop CM or so. readouts back Hello Don, I had this problem. It turned out to be the channel switch hybrid U625 (part nr. 1555-0060). This is located on a 'mezzanine'

I have a friend who has an electron microscope -- if anyone cares to lend me a bit of mesh, I'd be glad to get pictures of it and post them. Naturally, I'd return the mesh too if you like. -- John

Stan, Yeah, try to get most people to agree that the addition of the engine computer on a car was a step forward. I think the step forward was the fact that I have yet to not have a computerized car

dhuster@... wrote: Hi Dean, It is great to hear other opinions and views on this sort of thing especially from someone who was as close to the situation as you have been. I suspect the

Does anyone happen to have a Service Manual for the Tek 2230, they would like to sell? And does anyone know what the power up error: CDT : uncaled : min = 84 might be about. Thanks in

I believe you're right, Stan. I'd heard both explanations. Actually, the geometry story doesn't pan out well if you've ever seen one of the guns outside of the jug. the mesh is hemispherical

Does anyone know where I can pick up the GPIB OPT 10 for the Tek 2230 or the RS232 option? Thanks, Vince Coppola

Hi Mark, Yeah I remember posting a list of the YaHoo groups I belong to. I know what you mean about the older scopes and their fine trace lines. My old 453 is still on of my favorites, I can sync it

CRT Mesh comment below: dhuster@... wrote: My understanding of the reason an expansion mesh was used in 465 and later vintage tubes was really to improve the vertical and horizontal