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Hi Daniel et al, It always surprises me that people are so easily outraged by changes like this one that eBay has in the works. eBay Inc. is a publically traded company beholden to its stockholders,

No, nothing labeled like that. I'm sure it's just a mistake in the parts list.

Hi Bill, Wrong Bill. It came from Bill Higdon, not you. Dennis

Hi Folks. New member, first post . . . I recently picked up a couple of new to me Tektronix scopes to replace my Hitachi V212. The 2236 is up an running beautifully after some cleaning, but the TDS380

Amazon in Europe has the ability to link your account as the only payment method, and it works perfectly well for variable, non-recurring payments of all sorts of amounts. <szigiszabolcs@...>

I guess it is different in every country. In Germany you can order your bank within 6 weeks to cancel any direct debit. vy 73 Heinz DH2FA, KM5VT Von meinem iPhone gesendet

Hi Jeff, thats the most likely explanation I heard so far as to why they want to stop going via a credit card. The credit card company charge for their services... So for Ebay this is essentially a

I received the material from Mouser, for those interested I report the list of what I found available and I ordered: /g/TekScopes/files/mouser%20TEK2465.xlsx More or less everything

I have a Tek DSA8200 w/ 2 TDR modules. It was retired from service qualifying HDMI cables. The HDMI standards changed and now you need a 4 port VNA to test HDMI cables. In any case when I contacted

Here is an update: I checked the tube socket and it is clean as a whistle! The U550 in this scope failed a while back in that, the tripler section started blowing the fuse. Since this is not available

The shipping has now gone up. It's now $59.70. I used to want one of these printers and they were difficult to find but I think I'm over that now so I'll pass. But FWIW it appears to have both a

I'm looking for the GPIB interface board to one. Can swap for the RS232. Getting pens for these is pretty challenging, they're special for this plotter and the way it's designed you can't really use

For many years test equipment had minimal safety requirements. Newer equipment often has "sacrificial" resistors in parts of the circuit that also function as fuses. They often run hot and fail

Not sure how popular these HC100 still are - but the price is right... $15.00 plus shipping at $45. Here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/254637159546?hash=item3b498eb47a:g:CFYAAOSwd59e1~JH Not me by the way

Actually the manual says these are 0.125 watt. I'm not familiar enough with TRW resistors but that would indeed be under rated. So interesting to say the least. The actual power dissipation would be

Well a half watt would be good enough. I don't know the history of this unit. If you look closely you will see that someone was tweaking the pots. Could of been a slip of the probe.

True t’ing!! My Congressional campaign website got blacklisted by spamhaus in 2006 because one website on my provider Texas.net was forwarding SPAM. I switched to a more reputable provider

The cap cans themselves complete part of the circuits. What I'd do is to get the same value caps that will fit inside the empty cans (or on the bases). The cans can be cut open with a tubing cutter,

If I were in Portland... I'd pick them up. At least one of the tubes was made by the Electron Tube Corporation (an early maker... circa 1948... or multi-beam... CRTs and oscilloscopes... some with

Mark, Obviously this resistor is underrated in wattage. Something like 1 ow 2W would be better. If a resistor looks like this, it should be a higher wattage. I have seen this problem of a overstressed