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I use RTV sillycone. Just a dab in the bottom of the knob then push it on. Let cure for a day and you are all set. Benefit is you can still pull the knob off in the future. Regards, Tom

Great tip. I thought of that but was not too sure about hitting the front panel with a hot air gun. Since I do have a hot air station with adjustable temperature, I will try that.

I can tell you from experience with switching power supplies that even replacing the fuse with the correct rating can cause more collateral damage if the power supply isn't fully repaired. Doubling

I tried super glue. Maybe my superglue is too old or something, but it just snapped right back off again. That is why I looked for a method that allowed for more flexibility and less

What generally happens is one side of the little plastic retainer clip on the inside snaps off. ================================= And a drop of Super Glue will fix the broken piece back into

Hello Philip, Please let me add to your comment a way to remove the knob caps that I find works. As you say, they are old and brittle and prone to having the clips break off when pulled off. I take

A photo would be great. Dave Sent from my iPhone

Well here is my first actual contribution to the group. I had to learn the hard way what most of you probably already know--NEVER REMOVE THE KNOBS FROM A 2200 SERIES SCOPE UNLESS YOU ABSOLUTELY HAVE

Greetings Group, I am in need of the System Restore CD for the TDS5000 (non B) series scope. The instrument I have has a failed HDD. Any help appreciated!

Does this affect all four channels? If so, I would suspect a problem in the vertical output, perhaps as simple as one of the CRT neck leads ha come off, or something in the vertical chain has failed.

I saw a posting on Hacked Gadgets that talks about 1 persons R&R job on a Tek 565. The URLs are

I tested it today, first it started beeping, so I turned the plug around ( in th US and UK with 3 pin plugs you can not do that so I suppose phase and zero are allway connected according a standard.

I think they are 0.125 inch diameter. Hobby shops carry 1/8 inch carbon fiber rods that I have found to be non-conductive and it works for that shaft. Regards, Tom

My trusty 2465B now has a vertically offset display on the CRT. The bottom of the normal display is now at mid-point. Has anyone seen and solved this problem? Where do I look for the source of this

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In my town I just run over to the florist and pick what I want from the rods that they use in floral arrangements. I don't know ( or care ) if these are fibreglass but they are tough, cheap, and easy

Or actually two. I have a broken fiberglass rod for the vertical position control on my 466. Would there be any ill effects of replacing it with a wood skewer? They're the same diameter. Second, will

I have no affiliation with the seller. http://dallas.craigslist.org/mdf/ele/3621025839.html -Kurt

The blow-by effect on frequency response could be tested. Grossly misadjust it deliberately and see if the frequency response changes. I found it to be the easiest thing to calibrate on my S-4

Hmm, I had a ham radio friend whose tomcat used to sleep on top of his vintage HF rig -- until one day it let some cat tinkle dribble out. After that, it wouldn't even go in the ham shack. 73 Jim