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Hi Colin, Yes, I can send you a connector too, once i’ve removed them. I’ll need to have a look at my extender, but think that, although the connector is the same, the actual connecting pins might

Hi Jim, I have a couple of plugin interface cards, but the cheapest thing would probably be to desolder a couple of connectors and pop them in a padded bag to you. Give me a day or two and I’ll get

Hi Chris, I do have a couple of HT modules, both working. I can send you a pic by PM if you’d like? Where are you and i’ll cost carriage. Cheers, Mel -- you can never have enough oscilloscopes,

Hi John, I don't have a 7603 to photograph, but I have looked up the part-numbers for both the edge-connectors on the 7603 (as I said, there are two types) and the rigid extender and there seem to be

I'm pretty sure the group owner already disallowed attachments, as the setting in my account had that set to 0... where as the HP-Agilent-Keysite-equipment owner set it to unlimited.... Looking at the

Yes, that will work if they have the same pcb mounting shapes, distances as the rigid extender. Photos might help.

Hi Mel, I tried sending an email to your personal account, but it bounced... Here is what I wrote: "Hi Mel, You might have seen my post on Tekscopes about refurbishing/repairing a 7000-series rigid

I am fortunate to have two Tek flexible extenders and an (as yet unfinished) John Griessen flexible extender, as well as a rigid extender for the 7k series. I have a bit of a problem with the rigid

Excellent - then hopefully you just need to fix the power supply issues.

The group owner can disable post editing, and I'd like to request that this be done as I too hate getting multiple edits of the same post. I'd also like to suggest disallowing attachments (I've set my

If you need to spec out a shaft seal, these are the guys you want to see: <https://www.alleghenyyork.com/seal-components> -Chuck Harris Jeff Urban wrote:

Perhaps this has already been mentioned, and if so then please ignore, but another source for o-rings in small or large quantities, metric or inch-sized, is McMaster-Carr (www.mcmaster.com). From the

A scope is a measuring instrument. So are calipers, no actually a transfer method, you then measure. You should be able to use some simple machinist tools to figure out the needed dimensions. Take it

What does the nameplate on the motor say? Glenn -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Glenn Little ARRL Technical Specialist QCWA LM 28417 Amateur Callsign: WB4UIV

Not like there's any overlap in membership between the two groups, or anything! ;) Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Ed, You may want to check out this link.? It looks like an Aquamatic competitor uses these Danfoss motors which coincidently come in 8,10 and 12 cu in versions.? If they look familiar, then check

Rats. I meant that for the new HP/Agilent/Keysight group. Sorry... Thanks, Barry - N4BUQ

Is there a place that does hydraulics for large trucks and construction machines in your area? They will have hundreds of different sizes in stock, for a few dollars total. Michael A. Terrell

Ed, Just buy some seals by the dimensions, you know which ones leak, or can leak on the motor. The seals will almost certainly be standard seals in either metric or inch dimensions. Your local bearing