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No specific experience with a 317, but did you replace electrolytics as well? Its old enough to give it consideration. Id also check power supplies (voltage and ripple) while its “bad” Bad caps

I'm almost the same: I didn't need one, but I snapped one up at that price!

Hi Benjamin, So you want to relearn electronics but don't want to fix the 475 to learn ? That is confusing. 1) If you go through the 475 S/M from page-1 to last page , you will find the problem and

Only took me 4 hours to figure out what they wanted. Funny stuff. I was bored anyway.

Hey Lop Pol, I don't have the manual of the 485 (besides the page you posted), but it seems you guessed it, apparently it's calling for measuring the voltage between the 2 points... This is what's

Hello Group, I was browsing the local auction site from Brazil (not evil bay... but just as evil) and just saw this item:

Well I think when they said connect to the TP they meant it. Connect to both at the same time. Thats what I did and I think that its right.

Ok. I'm failing at something here. I set channel 2 to the center graticule. I have 11.800V in my DVM. I turn the position pot for 12V which causes negative deflection. Turning the main gain r629 and

This is the spot to get some help. After reading threads for a few years, my thoughts on how to help people help you: Get the service manual(Check, good start) Get a good picture of the scope, there

60fs is a short pulse for sure! Shortest pulse thing I designed (about 15 years ago) was frequency quadrupling 250fs pulses with 30% efficiency. It was not straightforward. 250ps is a pulse of light

If you are a member of the group, you should see a photos button on the left side when you access the group with the web interface. You can create an album and put your pictures there. Then copy the

If you have an original foot, I can make a mold and pour plastic feet. I've already done it for some older Yaesu and Kenwood rigs. Vince. -- Michigan VHF Cor

Hi Bert, That would be great. Even though the foot has the same part number on the 314, it would be good to confirm correct fit on that unit. Let's wait until I get results from Lee - I actually sent

If you would like another tester, I would be happy to volunteer. I have a 314 and a 335. Thanks, Bert

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-03445-z For all those GHz digitizer junkies out there...

Bonjour Patrick, Can you take a picture of the board showing the area of t he resistor? Give us a link to the picture as you cannot attach it to the message. Regards

This is the place to ask. What is your local definition? You didn't say. "I've read some of the service manual and some of the threads on here and people seem to imply that the low voltage power

Thanks Harvey, Raymond, Craig, HenkC and Roger for your last contributions (To all others as well, I can't catch up with all the answers). I must say that it's a joy to participate in this group. So

Since this is a bit of an FAQ, I'm replying to myself in order to change the topic and make it more visible.

Yeah, knowing of a harmless lacquer would be excellent info. "Fixative". I doubt this will work. It will probably rub off quickly and may also attract dirt. It's probably only good for paper. --Toby