Re: 2465b CRT to Bezel assembly
Mine is definitely clear plastic. Assuming it is the proper
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bpl521
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#109887
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Re: Tektronix scopes free
I understood what he meant perfectly from the context in which the word
was used.
DaveD
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Dave Daniel
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#109886
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Re: Tektronix scopes free
Come off it, they're in his shed!
;)
Geoff.
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Geoffrey Thomas
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#109885
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Re: 7603 horizontal fault
Chris:
I still have the 155-0022-00 in the original package that I ordered from TEK 20 years ago.
If you live in the US or Canada I can put it into a padded envelope and send it to you. It sure
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Bill
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#109884
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Re: 7603 horizontal fault
That settles that then. Replacement 155-0022-00 integrated circuits should be
plentiful from parts mules.
So far I have only had a 234-0408-20 fail which led to quite an adventure when I
discovered
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David Hess
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#109883
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Re: Adding options to TDS scopes
Hello, All
So on my TDS744a, are there software locked features as well? The only one
I don't have, I believe is the 1M which I assume requires a memory upgrade.
I have 05, 13, 1F, 2F.
Jerry
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Jerry
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#109882
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Re: TDS5/6/7xx BNCs and attenuator relays
For anyone wanting to change the input BNCs in TDS5/6/7XX scopes, I found that Quest has the correct part in stock. The part number is "28JR472-1", and a direct link is
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Sigur?ur ?sgeirsson
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#109881
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Re: Tek 310 HV transformer
It will work fine, I do that every day.
Well, not every day of course, but fairly frequently.
I don't know what kind of paper I have, but it's just regular stuff
like you would use for sanding paint
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Stefan Trethan <stefan_trethan@...>
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#109880
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Re: New: Member Intro
Hey, sounds like me. I even have 2 7104's.
John Griessen
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John Griessen <john@...>
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#109879
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Re: 7603 horizontal fault
U510 is part number 155-0022-00. I do not understand the 156-022 (or M36)
notation on the schematic but I have seen it and other notations like it before.
155-0022-00 is a low frequency (100+ MHz
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David Hess
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#109878
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Re: 7603 horizontal fault
Bill,
Thank you so much - I hadn't realised that there were other parts the same in the mainframe.
I swapped U324 with U510 and the fault is fixed! I tried swapping them back and forth a bit to
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cmjones01
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#109877
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Re: [OT] Windows XP?
Im really glad it worked for you. I wish the vendors still had those OEM disks for their more recent products. Fortunately, todays hard drives are much larger and I am able to keep iso files any
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machineguy59
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#109876
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Re: Introducing myself
Email for the win!
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David Hess
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#109875
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Re: 7603 horizontal fault
The readout looks squished horizontally to me so I think the problem is in the
horizontal output amplifier.
I would not give up on U510 yet because the outputs are currents operating into
effectively
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David Hess
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#109874
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Introduction
Hi folks. I'm a new member. I'm an old EE/Physics type but have been mostly in deep CS - lots of distributed OS and control systems - work for over 42 years but am coming back home to my roots so to
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Richard Hasha
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#109873
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Re: Tek 310 HV transformer
Hi Manfred,
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David,
It's right, but with a grain of salt: Unless a flux equalizing winding is used,
the flux will very easily split up unevenly between the two side legs. So, you
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Albert Otten
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#109872
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OT: FET driver advice.
Hi All:
Have a look at ths schematic:
All about classic Tektronix CRT o'scopes
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mosaicmerc
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#109870
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New: Member Intro
Hi folks. I'm a new member. I'm an old EE/Physics type but have been mostly in deep CS work -lots of distributed and control systems - for over 42 years but am coming home roots so to speak. I'm
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Richard Hasha
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#109871
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Re: Tektronix scopes free
Thanks for your illuminating reply.
One other time I required enlightenment regarding the word "kit".
Thanks to generous folks such as yourself I get a little smarter from time to
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ken chalfant
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#109869
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Re: 7603 horizontal fault
I believe that U510 is P/N 155-022 rather than the 156-022 that you have quoted. At any rate did you notice that both the A3 Trigger Selector and A4 Vertical Interface boards, U324 and U214, have the
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Bill
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#109868
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