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I saw that pallet; I think there's a 323 in there.

The contact's name is Volker Klocke at oscilloscopemuseum at gmail dot com. Located in Western MA, I've never visited it.

Wow!? I haven't seen a pallet like that since I bought my two.? I'm SO glad I'm not closer! -Dave To: [email protected]; Dennis Tillman W7PF <dennis@...> Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2018

BTW... just up the road from Shannon is a full pallet of Tektronix stuff. https://nh.craigslist.org/ele/d/tektronix-oscilloscope-lot/6610266987.html

Finally got this thing fixed. Looks like someone attempted to repair a bridge rectifier and during the process tore out the through hole plating. I'm going to order some eyelets and a staking tool

Hi Shannon, I was not aware of this museum until you mentioned it. Where are they located and who is their contact in the US? Dennis

Thanks, decided to donate a 555 and a 536 to oscilloscopemuseum.com .

I don't have a sampling head, let alone one with sticker residue. So to validate @Dennis' results (not that we should have any reason to doubt Dennis...we absolutely shouldn't), I used Goo Gone on my

Sand CAREFULLY to remove the rough edges fill with grey auto body glazing compound. Wet Sand with 400 wet paper to smooth to touch and paint with either Testors Silver or Floquil ‘Platinum Mist’

Hi Shannon, It’s good to hear from you again. I hope all is well. Dennis Tillman W7PF

Thank you for all your great suggestions for removing sticker residue and warnings about what to avoid. What an astounding variety of responses about how to remove the sticker residue without harming

Search for xyzzy in the listing body. Thinning the herd, several working scopes for $100; along with some HP and GenRad gear.

I use W-D40, it works great. It does not harm the paint! wrote:

To whom it may concern: This forum is devoted to the discussion of Tek products. There are other places to have discussions about other subjects. Dennis Tillman W7PF

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So... getting back to it... After replacing Q1418 with a unit from a 464 that I have (also has a CRT fault). Q1416 shows very similar traces, all three the same (EBC), but now at about 150mV p-p

Hmmm...I too was going to suggest annodizing in situ.First clean the surface, and perhaps sandblast or bead blast with e.g. walnut shells (if you have that option) to match the surface roughness.?

Hi Evan, I once had an aluminum panel from an old Dumont scope stripped and then anodized and I applied Dry Transfer Lettering. It took weeks to do all of this. I did it to make the scope look more

TSP heh? They made a good margin on it then. Came in little packets to make 5 gal batch. Sent from kjo iPhone

Hi Group, I am working on fixing a 2215 scope I bought the other day. http://www.eevblog.com/forum/repair/tektronix-2215-scope-repair/ Didn't power up.. that's now fixed, was a dodgy Zener diode in