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Hi Chris, Sorry, they are spoken for. 3 months ago I had two and I ended up giving them away. Nobody wanted them. I will not be getting any more as far as I know. That was the only 7000 series

Hi Snapdiode, For the past month and a half I haven't had a moment to myself. The constant pressure has been no fun at all. That all changed today when I saw your post. Thank you. I put a few pictures

Say, speaking of 7A26's, I was just looking at the input capacitances of my various vertical amplifier plug-ins to assess compatibility of those probes Chris Wilkson just put up FS. I noticed that the

Hi, Dennis. Interesting to know about GR and the 874 connectors. I'm a bit too young to have seen much GR equipment in use (I'm 54, born in 1965), but I have run across the 874's a few times in my

OT. Any one here familiar with this Thermometer seit from fluke? I Need help. Config here: Thermometer 2190A connected to Thermocouple scanner 2300A, this connected to 2030A Printer. Documents

Pretty sure I'm the only one with four 1S2s, a 1L30, and a Type O on my street! Maybe I'm just the prince of sampling heads. Come on, a S-42? How cool is that? :) It fits between my S-1, S-2, S-3,

Those 7A17's sound cool! I'll take them (email sent). What other prototyping options are there for 7K series?

hi, I’d like the Tektronix P3010 s. Thanks, larry

I'm cleaning out the scope hoard a bit. I have about 40 extra probes of various make that I'd like to send to a better home. The basic list is below. I'm thinking $10/ea for HP/Tek/Yoko and $5/ea

Hi John, A better choice might be the 7A17 Prototyping Plugin. It does have the rear connector. It also has an input BNC, and a complete 150MHz single channel amplifier circuit on it (1Mohm input,

Hi Bert, TekScopes is not attempting to prune their lists. There is a possibility your ISP is being blacklisted because of something (like spamming) their customers are doing. Since this problem

Hi Ancel, I wouldn't be too concerned about the lack of markings. If Allexpress has been in business for a while they are probably reputable. All the MOVs I have ever come across have little or no

Hi Snapdiode, That's an interesting claim you're making about being the king of rare and obscure plugins. Are you talking about the S-Series sampling heads, the 7K series oscilloscope plugins,

Hi Roy, The design of the GR-874 is unique (except for its bigger brother) in the electronics industry. It is brilliant design which is why it has lasted so long. The connectors are hermaphroditic, in

I should have some parts, what might you need?? (and I am in Florida) Harvey

If anyone has a physically intact 7A26 of unknown or bad operational status they are willing to part with, please let me know. I need some knobs and mechanical parts. Thanks, Bruce KA2IVY

The tape certainly won't cause any harm, but there were tens of thousands, and still are hundreds of these scopes that never suffered this failure on their own. My guess is someone got aggressive with

Hi John, With that serial number it sounds like it was a much later one. It is even possible it is among the last production run. If you look at the date codes on the ICs you may be able to tell what

Hi Sean, My question should sound obvious, but... Did you try to power on the 7104 without the plugins? I have that oscilloscope (now under repair, due to the "usual" issue at the mains filter...) -

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