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I have a Tek 2232 scope and am looking to add the RS232 plot output. Tek apparently offered a field installation kit (Option F12) however apparently neither the kits or tech support is available

Hi Doug, There is a photo of a T912 on ebay at: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1622982027 The style is similar on all the T900 scopes. Blue plastic case, tube to upper

I've followed this group for quite a while: what an incredible wealth of knowledge the contributors have! Following this has been very educational for me. I now have my first request for help:

Thank you, Phil; it is only now when I saw your writing that I remembered that 'Tecelec' was a French rep firm (represented C&K switches, among others) while Telequipment is what I should have said.

I always wondered what happened to Telequipment. I used a little Dual Trace Dual Timebase Telequipment scope in college ~1975. It was a great scope. Stable, easy to setup, and the dual/delayed

That's what I thought too. That was an informative post. It was "Telequipment" from the UK Kikisui ?? Phil

I find Don's story fascinating. To start with, until very recently I thought that 465M is a 465, in a funny housing, but still 465. I never new that 465M traces lineage to T900. I believe that T900

On the subject of cleaning labels, I found success with ski wax cleaner for cross country skies. I use 'Swix', which is a Scandinavian brand; if anyone used ski wax 'clister' (or however you spell the

Hi Andrea, The switch you are looking for could be obtained from almost any 2 or 3 series dual trace plugin such as a 3A1 or 3A6. That ground/AC/DC switch is the same in all of the units except for

Hello, Great story about FAA/gov't mindset. Reminds me of the story I heard about a company upgrading their servers and the sales guy recommended using linux and saving a big bundle of cash and

Thanks Stan I'll give that a try. I always like to ID the problem to insure I fixed it, but in this case it's probably too intermittant to hope for that. Peter Florance CET/CSM Audio Services 544

I noticed the 465M is quite different from 465. Is the 465 a better scope? Thanks for all the help Peter

John and all I know the Deoxit is not conductive like Tweek seems to be but is more than a straight solvent or lube. We buy both the spray and the 100% liquid in the bottle (like a

Actually "Tweek" is an entirely different (and vastly more expensive) substance, which is OEM'ed under the name "Stabilant 22." (http://www.stabilant.com/) Tweek/Stabilant is billed as a contact

That is: the active ingredient is same - made by Wright (audio type and inventor? discoverer? of the phenom) in Canada. Tweek was first and invented that ?. They fought, and Caig was enlisted to

Fascinating! BTW, what was the reason for creating the 465M for the government vs selling the 465? Was it a cost issue? Or some special features? Was the 455 an outgrowth of the 465M or was it

For many years we used a contact cleaner "Cramolin Red" which used to be distributed by Caig. I went searching for new supplies and discovered that Cramolin is actually German and that Caig's Deoxit

Peter, I agree with Stan about the intermittent tendancies of the vertical and horizontal module connectors. The FAA bought the 465M in droves, and since their main depot is in Oklahoma City, I got

Dave, considering what they were, the blue implosion shields were some of the most expensive mechanical parts you could buy from Tek. I always kept the ones I replaced on the service bench, but

vials of I have used the Caig products with some success too; handiest where access is so restricted you can only spray, twist knobs a lot and - blow out with air. 'Tweek' I have also used since ~