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What are the odds that ebay external mixers are all bad and unrepairable? I guess what I'm asking is what the failure modes would be. Looking around a bit to figure if I want to jump up to microwaves.

I am cleaning up the Front Control PCB (A4 Front Panel Board) on a TAS465. TDS Series 310, 320, 340, 350, 382, 420, 430 use the same type of PCB Printed Control. I believe all of TEK Scopes during the

I have models 011, 012, 013 and 311 (never tried them), but I might already have a manual somewhere.? I'll have to do some searching. -Dave

Bill and Brad, I might be interested, depending which exact plug-ins Bill has. I only have a 500-series scope, not a 560-series. Bill, do you remember which model plug-ins you have? thanks -- Jeff

Interesting!Many, many years ago I picked up two different versions of those plug ins. Being an audio engineer.?? But I moved the Tek mainframe along before ever trying them out.They are a bit dirty

How wonderful, it looks great!!! your time is greatly appreciated. Thank you. also very timely as i finally have a trace on my newly acquired 575, now to have time get the baby running correctly.

Someone with the password chops might go ahead and do that any time. Bill @ PEARL, Inc.

Hello-- I'm offering FS one only instruction manual for Nelson-Ross low-frequency spectrum plug-ins, models PS A011 (10 Hz-20 KHz), PSA 012 (35 Hz-100 KHz), PSA 013 (150 HZ-500 KHz) and PSA 014 (10

Wow -- thanks for doing all that work! It would be great to have that uploaded to tekwiki, as well. --Tom -- Prof. Thomas H. Lee Allen Ctr., Rm. 205 350 Jane Stanford Way Stanford University Stanford,

Acrobat 9.0 wouldn't open the 200 page page PDF posted a while back so I opened it with STDU Viewer then exported as PDF. That done I converted to 200 .tiff-s, cleaned up all the overscan and Cerlox

I am sorry that this is rather off-topic, but I have tried almost everywhere else with no luck at all. I suppose that since the time was at the beginning of the pandemic, I shouldn't be surprised, but

Jan, I also still have the tubes and they both still work they are just VERY high hour let me know if you are interested. One is extremely dim the other is dim but readable and double peaking using a

The CRT in the 576 as far as I know is unique to the instrument. However if you find one that is a soutable match please let me know I have 2 in the lab that need CRT's and one that needs a HV

Many here use an email interface to read messages and some have slow download speeds. Having to download attachments would be undesirable. Your best bet is to upload the image, as Jeff said, and view

That's the 577 that shares the crt with the 5000 series. With the 576 you have to find one. Nobody's come up with an LCD replacement (yet) but I would expect to see something eventually. -- Paul

I am cleaning up the Front Control PCB (A4 Front Panel Board) on a TAS465. The Controls are a Simple Wiper that makes contact with carbon element pads on the PCB. Tek had some sort of original Black

The 576 CRT (154-0563-00, or -01, or -05) is unique to that instrument. The RPR doesn't show it being used in anything else. David

The oddity is that the serial number printed on the Grayhill switch is 71BDF30-02-2-AJN just as yours, so why didn't Digi-key include the extra parts, or did I manage to lose them? (I don't think so).

Hi group, I bought a Tektronix 576 curve tracer a few years ago in the US and it was damaged during shipment to Europe. The CRT got a hit and was shattered to pieces. Which CRT is a suitable

Have you checked the IC sockets? Most 577s were built with Texas Instruments edge contact DIP sockets that proved unreliable and were later replaced. If re-seating any of the IC's makes a difference,