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Hello Micheal, One place where you can at least view testgear catalogues online is http://www.testmart.com/advice/advicetmp.cfm They have copies of Tektronix catalogues going back over a number of

It's the 24 pf version of the device we posted about a few days ago. Read all the posts about the 15 pf 2input normalizer (067-0537-00) - same deal. Phil

I don't even know what these are or how I got them but they are some sort of inline RF devices with GenRad 874 connectors on them. One is marked VP-1 017-0073-01 Zo = 50ohms (it has some sort of

Fair Radio Sales is selling an Input TC Normalizer (Tek No 067-0539-00). Does anybody knows if this a discrete item or if it was part of any other equipment (scope, probe, test device , etc). It seems

Hi all, :) I have just acquired a Tek 2235, in good condition. I was once told that these things were particularly subject to power supply problems. Is this true? Can anyone point me towards a Service

I think, I can understand where Bill is coming from, though, I never worked for any company during 'good' years; somehow I always caught trailing edge. I would guess that 慻ood� years for Tektronix

Hi Miroslav, I'll have to look it up but as I remember, the LC 130 manual give the instructions for making the Inductance Standardizer. The one you have was probably made by a customer or even a

I don't think any have been published since the 40th. Yes, each Sales guy was given a copy of the book, and then was able to order more to give away to his favorite customers. I ordered a whole box of

any This is a great idea. It might take a slightly larger box to accommodate a variable cap but the principle is obvious once you know how the thing works. I have a reasonable collection of Teks with

If you worked at Tek during the 'good' years (say the late 60's) as I did, you know how much the company changed since then, often in ways that made it a much less pleasant and rewarding place to

I guess, a lot of employees did not hold books dear, there is a number of them on used market. Some of the books were described as 'Soft Bound'; I wander if those are reprints for customer giveaways,

I guess, a lot of employees did not hold books dear, there is a number of them on used market. Some of the books were described as 'Soft Bound'; I wander if those are reprints for customer giveaways,

The book is "Winning with People: The First 40 Years of Tektronix", by Marshall M. Lee, and there are several copies available for sale at http://www.addall.com/used. The Tek old timers like Stan &

I got mine from a retired Tek employee here in Canada. As far as I could gather, the books were distributed only to Tek employees during Tek's 40th anniversary, and were never published or sold to the

I was wandering if book published for Tek's 40th anniversary is available for sale and where there any other history books published after and before 40th. "Phil (VA3UX)" <phil@...> wrote: At

Since we are on standardizer subject and Dean brought up L/C meter, can someone, please, tell me what is 'Inductance Standardizer for S-30' and how it is used. The standardizer came with an old

'deadly-accurate' ?? I don't think so... A scope probe is not a good idea to use as adjustment for the small delta input capacity range of an input attenuator. If you have a probe which is not

Morris, Stan's post is deadly-accurate and will work well. The only down-side to using a scope probe is that you'll end up with a 10X signal attenuation which can make for a pretty short square wave

I have a Tek 2235 that won't let the trace go outside of about +/- 2.5 to 3 divisions, on the CRT. This occurs when the vertical position controls are used, producing a clipping effect on the

Hello Jose, In case you don't already know about them, Sphere do spare Tek parts. The website page to go to is: http://www.sphere.bc.ca/test/tekparts.html You can email a list of parts you need, and