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Basically, no. TM500 looks identical to 5000 series scope plugin latches. I think they made 5000 series scopes with the same frames and decided to have the same board designs, but different signals

From what I understand: TM500, two varieties of latching mechanisms, one (I think the earlier one) more prone to breaking than the later one. TM5000, one latch mechanism. I can 3D print these. 7000

The Heyco reference was mine. They make those plastic, snap in strain reliefs. It looks like the original Belden part number was: KH5442-290D I found this by searching the Tektronix part number and

Actually I was asking about compatibility of 7000 series scope plug-in latches with 5000 series scope plug-ins.? ?Not TM500/5000 series modules.? ?But I can check for myself this evening when I

Back in February of this year, there was a similar thread titled "Replacing power cords..." There were some ideas there, including a source called Heyco (?) Good Luck, Colin.

Jim, I have a 7623A scope with about 13 plug-ins and a TM503 and TM504 with four plug-ins (and another to come). I can tell you that the latches for the 7000-series and TM500-series are NOT the same.

I am continuing to troubleshoot an A54 memory board for a 495P and have run into conflicting info re settings of option switch S1050 on this board. Four different sources seem to give conflicting

Andre, In the late 1960’s I was in the Navy an sailed to the UK. There I met folks who had connections to Guernsey and I got a genuine Guernsey sweater. The thing came with the story that each

Following with interest because I own a 5103N/D10 with two 5A15N and one 5B10N plug-in from which a previous owner removed the latching mechanisms.? Didn't want somebody removing the plug-ins, I

Some of those cords are shielded, which makes them both larger and stiffer. I have hundreds of old IEC C13 cords in storage. Next time I can get to them, I'll see if any have the keeper. Michael A.

Hi, I know there have been enquiries as to whether the back-plane connections of these two series are compatible, but that is not the question that I am asking. I am wondering if the mechanical

Hi Dennis, I am well aware of that, and my email, according to spamhaus, was in the list. And, I know who put it there, because he smugly told me he did it. To get out of the list, spamhaus requires

I've considered cutting an IEC cord (hopefully finding a thinner version since, as you point out, the more common styles are thicker) and just using a common velcro wrap as a "keeper". The clip would

They were quite common at one time. They used a thinner outer jacket to make them more flexible. Some computer power cords are similar, and you could cut off the IEC C13 connector. At one time, I

I prefer to keep the text of discussions and the relevant pictures together, so I create an album on Tekscopes first, then put the pictures in, copy the URL to the album from my browser, and use that

I'm lazy and most times can't be bothered to log into groups.io, let alone search for some photo. Unless you provide a freely available direct link I probably won't look at it. I realize that is no

Hi all, Bruce, thanks for your addition, for now I only can test "dry", so without the PS actually working, because the FET's and diode's are not here yet. But I did some measurements on the driver

Just a reminder: If you announce to TekScopes members that you posted photo(s) to a TekScopes photo album please include a link to their exact location, the title of the photo album, and if it was

Hi Victor, I'm asking $8 each (shipping included) for one board for U.S. destinations. Since shipping would be calculated separately for overseas, the boards would be $5 each. Do you have a shipping