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Barry, I’ll get back to you with what I have. Steve

Hi Walter, Yes, I've had similar thoughts, especially around the 575. As some folks here know, I'm doing a fairly thorough restoration/update on a circa 1962 Tek 575. Phase 1: At this point my 575 is

I've been using MG Chemicals Carbon Conductive Grease for over 30 years now...It's black with carbon and lasts a very very long time. I learned about it while working in production for fibre-optic

Hi Steve, Yes, those are what I'm looking for. One of mine is completely missing the upper oblong-ish part with the four small holes and, without that, I have to reach in and guide the board in until

Barry, If you mean the plastic guide that surrounds the connector, I believe I have some non-broken ones. I parted out several 7000-series plug-ins that I bought for parts because it looked like

Anyone know of a source for the plastic guides at the back of a 7000 plugin? I have a few that are broken and would like to get those fixed. I don't remember where I saw it, but I did see what

From my notes, source unknown , here are typical contact cleaner contents:.. 1, 1-Difluoroethane (CAS 75-37-6) the propellant gas like refregarant White mineral oil (CAS 8042-47-5) Poly Dimethyl

Bill, I would be interested in one of these instruments. It would partially fill the low-frequency hole left by my TinySA (which bottoms out at 100 kHz). Looking at the TekWiki they show a picture of

Equiptek labs makes an USB interface for the 576. I don't know if they sell it separately but they do sell converted units. Youtube video showing one.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSMqD5iwj4U bob

they will someday. maybe when we are all gone and a "yet to be borner" wants to debug a tek scope.

Uh, they make M1.6 up to 20mm. Please learn to click buttons on a website. <facepalm> Why do you even ask these outlandish off-topic requests here?

Jeff,The two I have are marked as 011 on the large knob but have entirely different front panel layouts.Bill

pdxareaid wrote: Which is exactly why Groups.io should have a link shortened of its own. There has been a lot of hand wringing about the link compressors not being permanent, over the years, but have

I am leaning toward the CG Electronics "Conductive Grease and Anti-Oxidant" - "Dissipates Static Electricity" I will try to call the Company Monday but they may be out of business or bought out. The

Thanks Colin, they don't have them. Thanks Geoffrey, if I have to have them made then I'll probably make them myself at the local rent-a-cnc. Thanks G?ran. <cheater00social@...> wrote:

"They" don't make M1.6 at 20 mm length and this size is available from Conrad as well as multiple other stores. Please don't spread FUD. I need a length above 20mm. <snapdiode@...>

btw: any "link compressor", as already suggested, must be permanent. this group is really an archive of info to be reference in the future. i would discourage using one as it is one more thing to

No, there is no way to "embed HTML in a Groups.io message" because it's all just plain email, and Groups.io (or the specific group settings, not sure) may strip HTML out (also not sure, but I've never

didn't work. Unless someone knows how to embed html into groupsio message, nevermind. most people wouldn't use it anyway. i see no problem with a link, ugly long, or not.

testing something. embedding html link with display text by simply pasting it to the message text. <a href="/g/TekScopes/photo/252850/3037754?p=Name%2C%2C%2C20%2C1%2C0%2C0"