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I finally got tired of tripping over an R7704 hulk I had laying around. I decided to strip it down, and see if I could find homes for the various parts. If you have an R7704 (and I suspect 7704, but

Michael Dunn wrote:

mdunn@... writes: for . Where I was working in the mid 60s we had some of the first GE plastic transistors. They were packaged in natural colored epoxy (translucent) and were released

Wow. I had no idea they were so fragile. I guess LEDs evolved out of this technology...???

Hi Michael, I have made a few comments below: Michael Dunn wrote: I haven't ever tried this so you could be right . . . Check out the list on my web site at <www.reprise.com> The 3T77 is one

I do have a the rear apron for a 2235 (actually, all from that series seem to fit, 2215, 2235, etc.) and can swap for other parts, the blue paint I got a while back from Tek for an astronomical

Geez, somehow I've ended up with three 1GHz sampling plug-ins. The 1S1 is semi-working after my restoration attempt. I don't think it's fully happy with my Schottky GaAs subs... Newly

Hi Rick, Tek Blue Paint. I have a few spray cans of this stuff made up occasionally at the same place that makes it for Tek. I sell it for $15 per can and one can will do about 3 whole scopes

Thanks, Stan. Yes, I did find your site. Excellent material and I have posted a question or two on the Forum. Keep up the great work and expand the site...especially the "Bench" area so us

Hi Terry, I don't know of any other groups like this one dedicated to Tek scope, but you should look at my and Bill DenBeste's web page at <www.reprise.com> if you have not seen it already. We have

I need the rear plastic cover for a 2235. Could swap other parts from a 2235 just to make it interesting (front cover, handle, misc. circuit boards, components???) or Federal Reserve notes if you

I didn't realize this group existed...stumbled into it by accident. Are there any other groups/reflectors for Tek scopes and probes? Terry

Hello! I need a tunnel diode to save my Tektronix 485... it is Tek part number 152-0177-002 (tunnel diode, 10mA +/- 0.5mA, 2pF) Please, let me know if you can help

I have a pair of Tek 502As (nice blue dual-beam, 1MHz, hi-sensitivity diff. inputs). One is the older style, with ceramic strip construction of the input amps. Space is tight, and I'm thinking of

Dear sirs, Is anyone in the possession of Tektronix manuals and especially for the type 468? Kind regards, Zorrooo

I am looking for Tek part number 012-0403-00. This is the twin cable set for the Tek 7D15 plug in. These are BNC to Sealectro cables. Either that or a source and/or part number for the Sealectro

there are two up for bid on ebay right now! but there not cheap. Good luck, Joe Passaro

This is to officially announce the posting of my RANT page. If you care, here's where to find it: http://www.cantares.on.ca/rants.htm As the heading says: Okay, I'm giving in to

Hi, I am trying to bring my 547 back to life. It looks like the B trigger circuit has a bad tunnel diode. Where can I get ahold of this beastie ? Thanks, Terry, AB4UM