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Thanks, Dave.? I'll give it a shot.? ? ? ?JimSent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

I'm happy to report that the cams are reassembled in the plugin and they are working exactly as they should. Thanks to all who replied. Thanks, Barry - N4BUQ

On Mon, Nov 29, 2021 at 1:06 PM Sigur?ur ?sgeirsson <siggi@...> wrote: > On Sun, Nov 28, 2021 at 4:40 PM Mark Litwack <mlitwack@...> > wrote: > >> I think writing an emulator would

Don't ignore ebay for appliance parts. Easy to search and with pictures. Made in Asia and zero cost to advertise has done wonders for consumer replacement parts availability. Eric WB6KCN

Go on the internet and look up Dayton appliance parts or Cincinnati appliance parts.com. They've been very good about having parts for anything I've needed over the years. Take anything you receive

My dim memory is that U.S. manufacturers are required to support products for five years. We certainly live in a throw away world.

As posted elsewhere, manufacturers in Europe have to hold spare parts for 7-10 years after product purchase, and not before time. Geoff.

My TDS520A lost its horizontal hold recently. Half of its SMD electrolytics are still OK, incidentally. Cause: a small 39Kohm resistor had gone high, in the megohm range. There are only two on the CRT

Greetings, Of course, I don’t know the details and having only loosely followed this interesting conversation, but two things came to mind. My first reaction is that Kitchen aid/Whirlpool calling an

https://www.ereplacementparts.com/ is what I have found to be useful more often than not. DaveD

This is why the “Right to repair” movement is important. I can understand a manufacturer that no longer has parts for something 20+ years old (like the old Tek 500-series!) and is the reason why

Do a search for microwave oven parts, There are other vendors for parts. Glenn

Aw, crap! I just called Kitchen Aid/Whirlpool parts, and no, they don't stock any parts at all for my "countertop" microwave oven! It's considered a throwaway item... So I suppose I can either fiddle

If your scope does not have the multimeter (e. g. DM43 or 44) on top of the unit, then you should have the metal one. It has two parts; the outer ring advances with each revolution of the inner knob.

I've been working on checking and adjusting a 5111A scope. I'm hoping to use it as the home for a 5L4N. The 5L4N needs some work, and I want to make sure the 5111A is working properly first. I have a

The glue method, wh

The way this works for this particular rear drum is that the two splines drive the drum, regardless of whether it's in delayed sweep or normal sweep mode. Those splines also allow the shaft to be

I may have been too quick to respond here. There's something with a ~1/4" diameter pushed right up against the retaining washer. Your photos don't show what the other end looks like, but it may be the

I believe that some of the 465 models (generally, the ones without digital display/measurement units such as the dm43 or dm44) were "mostly" manufactured with a 10-turn graduated (metal knob) delay

Did the 465 come with a metal delay time position knob on some models and a plastic on others? I see many that have a plastic knob such as the one I was given and see some with a metal one.