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Yes, please send his name and e-mail Peter. I lost touch with a guy - I think his name was Nick - that had a bunch of Tek crt's. Maybe it's the same guy. Thanks....Phil

A couple of you asked about parts. the guy with the old Tek parts has a couple of tubes (not the one I need of course) for sale. AFAIK, these were taken out of scopes that had traces. Email me if

Who is the "he" referred to here,.... have an e-mail address? Thanks. Chuck

I you (or anyone else interested) will email me privately, I'll reply with his phone number. He's internet challenged.... Thanks Peter Florance audserv@... a of seller?

I may be looking for parts, is there a link or email for this seller? Jim

If it is CRT that you are looking for, following web site lists few: http://www.reprise.com/host/tektronix/resources/crt_sources.asp <http://www.reprise.com/host/tektronix/resources/crt_sources.asp>

It's a bit of a long shot, but try Tucker Electronics (http://www.tucker.com). They occasionally sell replacement CRTs for Tek and HP instruments. -- jm

Looking at your auction link then trying the same on this scope with sine wave gave me the answer. the 2 scopes are wounded cousins.... Seller is trying to find a tube. I'd like to keep it as it's

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The key point is that damage to the mu-metal shield will NOT cause a magnetic anomaly to appear on the screen -- it will only impair the shield's ability to keep external fields out. If your visual

I'm not at all sure how many ergs you have to transmit locally; I recall that we deemed the smaller ones - used around photomultiplier tubes - to be "rather fragile" = not to be dropped on floor

Thanks to all which replied to my inquiry on the "auto-trigger" problem with Tek 585. There seems to be no logical technical reason for that. Urs

I do not claim to know it as a fact, but it seems to me that a blow that would upset crystal lattice of Mu metal, i.e. wreck annealing, would break a lot of other components, too. Having a magnet do

I am sorry to say, but military does not have a corner on being cheap, you should see purchasing agents in commercial companies, especially those with 'empire building' mindset. It must be at these

When I was in the Navy in the mid-1970's, we would order the 011-0049- 00 using the FSN. Amazing what the military can do to you when they decide to get something cheaper. We didn't get Tek

Thanks for the replies. Other than that, scope is in perfect cosmetic condition. Guessing switches should be a little noisy from dis-use, but don't appear to be. Shield on this unit is pretty

Hmmm - dropped you say? Mu metal shield around CRT. It was annealed at birth. Dunno chracteristics of Tek's exact choices but do recall: these shields cannot stand a large blow to metal. Just

It was probably dropped. I assume a sine-wave display looks like the 485 I sold on ebay awhile back: http://209.95.122.40/jm/485bad.html ... if so, that's the problem. Nothing you can do about it,

Hello New to the list Purchased a TEK 2235M with low hours on it and it has a strange problem. With input grounded, moving trace up and down, either trace distorts. When trace is at the top, the

The midnight oil that would have been spared if you used sinewave would have been spent on debugging problem coming from jitter of sinewave clock, so I do not think that you have anything to