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The pad wasn't available until after the 2465 had run its course, having been introduced with the B models... after serial number B050740, I believe. It was available as a modification kit for all

Hi all, As an addition to my collection I recently got a 2465 that had the rubber/plastic ribbed pad as well. The cut-out in the material to me makes it a TekTronix original, especially because it

Those are called Mod-pots, for modular pots. At one time you could get a kit to assemble these as you needed, for prototyping and repair. Now the kits are no longer available and the pots are

For years I've struggled with what to do about noisy pots. Until now the best solution I have come up with is to remove the knob and drip contact cleaner down the shaft. It only works a small

Hi Alberto: What you see on the display is probably correct.? With your scope cold, press the A push button and turn the A TIME/DIV knob such that two or more cycles are shown.? Rotate the B

I fixed my 475A by replacing five tantalum caps with quality electrolytics. So far so good. But now a new problem has surfaced. Let's see if I am able to explain it correctly, with the aid of a couple

The MediaWiki software shows broken links in red by design - one can deliberately insert links to pages or files that should be there even if they are not yet. There are also system functions to list

PS - Someone asked if I have a PDF copy of "Typical Oscilloscope Circuitry". I was sure that I did, but after a rather exhaustive search, I cannot find it. I am going to see if it is on the scribd

Hi Nenad, One more perhaps superfluous question. In your first post you say The heads have different connectors, SMA and BNC, and your signal generator perhaps one of these. You need a power divider

Dennis, If he is referring to my post, then the site is the http://bee.mif.pg.gda.pl/ciasteczkowypotwor/Tek/ site cited earlier in this thread. My complete (original) post had some other

I liked the idea of using inertia so I made a mouse trap into a pin debris remover. The P6202 socket is going into the hole I am

I've added another pic of the tip with the socket now removed. /g/TekScopes/photo/89499/0?p=Created,,,20,2,0,0 Keystone makes similar sockets. 0.032" seems to be a popular size.

I have no affiliation with the seller: https://baltimore.craigslist.org/ele/d/severna-park-tektronix-curve-tracer-577/6866756926.html Wish I had room (and the $) to add it to my shack... Mike

Thanks for the link Siggi. George- looks like the tip (point) base was left in the hole? Is the tip rear intact when it was removed? or did probe arrive in this condition? I see a few options,?

And for the advice about adding links!

Wow! Good ideas! Thank you for the thoughts Harvey! Will report back.

Go to the picture you've posted, open it in your browser. In the address field of the browser window (which changes to where you are), select and highlight the complete address. Go back to your

Hi Nenad, Your photo reminded me of a modification I made in my 7S12. See here and surrounding messages: /g/TekScopes/message/96331 I'm not sure your "morse code" problem is related

Here's a link to the album: /g/TekScopes/album?id=89499.

I have added three more close ups of the tip socket in the Photos folder here at TekScopes named "Tektronix P6202 FET voltage probe tip problem " Someone asked me in an email if I could put a link. I