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Hi Liam, I no longer have an S61, but from what I dimly recall, that model is pretty much a D61 without a second channel. So, the docs for a D61 should provide most of what you need to debug an S61.

I have the right S61 manual. If you still want it I can have it scanned by tomorrow. /H?kan

The 012-0482-00 36" and 012-0057-01 42" 50 ohm cables I have seen are Belden 8262 wire the crimped BNC connectors are something I have not identified yet. They could be same MFG as did the 011-0102-01

I pulled down the S61B service manual from All About Circuits but it's irrelevant as well. I did however unlock it, pull it to pieces, tidy as far a possible and OCR the terrible bitmap scans. FWIW,

Cleaning up a big box of used parts stripped from Tek plug ins and scopes, I found 6 tunnel diodes. These are pulls, so can't speak to their functionality, but I am happy to try any test you want,

I wasn't about to download it as I don't require it, also it wasn't tekwiki. Have a go at Elektrotanya.

I have manuals for S51 if you think they may be similar. Glenn -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Glenn Little ARRL Technical Specialist

Did you mean option 11, option 22 was two extra probes. Jeff

P6201, P6202A and P6230 were the recommended active probes for all the 24XX series. Jeff

Hi Jared, I have 3 of these GPIB adapters (have 3 x AM5030B). I wanted to program the serial number and it didn't work. So I connected a logic analyzer to see what was going on. If you only want to

Hi Esmond, I just checked every one of about 50 push button switch assemblies I have removed from 7000 series parts mules. I never noticed this before now, but every single one latches. The only

S61B and maybe another lead https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/analogue-scope-not-triggering.110430/ https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/showthread.php?t=127483

Hi, I repaired several 2213, 2215 and 2235 scopes, and with all of them I added the fan. It's a simple 60x60mm 12VDC fan, and with most of the main PCB's the print already has place to put the one

Tek Folks, Mu 2215A has a fan-like exit port at the back. Does it have a fan? If not, does it need one? If so, I assume there are list threads about it. (I have not taken it out of the case to

Thanks but that the same D61A manual that's everywhere else. All the nice folks don't seem to be paying attention. <geoffreythomas@...> wrote:

https://elektrotanya.com/telequipment_s61_s61a.pdf/download.html Geoff.

Thanx Albert (and Michael ofcourse) for your perseverance. In the coming week I have a few days time to do new measurements and I report back. René

I can't find a manual for a Tele' S61 anywhere and the TekWiki download link provides a manual for the D61A. Any suggestions ? Liam

What you're doing, I think, is to shock excite the winding. Ideally, you'd use a unit impulse, but a short pulse may work just as well.? The frequency of the waveform simply allows the system to ring

I can't find a manual for a Tele