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It is conceivable, but I don't like *unnecessarily* reinventing wheels - especially if I make an elliptical wheel. Given the number of other family issues on my plate at the moment, there's no chance

Doesn’t ship to non-US destinations. Grü?e, Carsten

It is indeed included in the that RPR, along with some prices from it that I communicated in a mail to the the day after it was published. Since Stan probably laboriously extracted the CRT database

Would it be possible to ask them if they could make available the "database" of information behind the CRT part numbers vs scope models web page? If entered into a spreadsheet or even a text document,

Malcom, Where did you get this mis-information??? I was at his house and had a fine talk with him 3 weeks ago. He looked pretty alive then. He walked, he talked, and I saw him eat some food. Those

just an fyi, but the book is avail on epay.... item 112676196038 full title: Oscilloscopes: Selecting and Restoring a Classic by Stan Griffiths got nothing to do with this auction - just did a

He is NOT DEAD!!!!!! He is very well and alive!!!!! One should NOT speak out of turn and pass such rumors.

Yes it’s a sad day. He definitely was a early leader in information and parts supply. As time moves on we all will meet this demise. So always help and share information to all interested

This is news, when did Stan Die? He was reported to be ok, but recovering from a mild stroke in late June. His book's most important feature is its detailed descriptions and photograph of each of

Regrettably, Stan Griffiths has passed on, and last I checked there is no one managing his site or email. My understanding from what I've read is that he was considered quite the powerhouse at

Greetings group: I looked at this site recently, wanting some info about CRT part numbers vs scope models, and found the pages would not respond to my enquiry.

Sorry guys. I forgot about sphere!! (duh) They have some NOS. I emailed them and requested 6 MPSU45 and 4 MJE2801 for future catastrophes. So carry on folks.

I lost the scale illumination in my 465 I checked Q1570 which is replaceable with an MPSU45 NPN darlington according to the manual. It shows shorted from collector to emitter. Am I on the wrong track

Thank you, Chip. For your version the available documents are clear. I hope that more '549 owners could help on this, specially for other board versions (e.g., those with no R1185 on

??? I have a RM529 Instruction Manual .... Free for postage ... Pages in near new condition but NO plastic comb binding $4.00 USA ( Media mail) , $15 International. $13 Mexico and $10 Canada REPLY

Hi All I strongly suspect that the original extraction tool was made to imperial dimensions not units that are 25.4 times to small. ?The critical bore of the tool should be 0.1 INCH. In the past I

My 549 has the 1965 PC board also, with R1185 present and accounted for. See /g/TekScopes/photo/72462/3?p=Name,,,20,1,0,0 Sorry for the crap pic, naught but my phone available. The

For some reason when I bought my 549 many years ago, it came with a 466 manual. It's in very good shape physically if a bit musty from basement-dwelling. I'd like to trade it for a 549 manual if

Hi, I'd like to bring your attention to this other thread [1], where we are trying to gather information about the different versions of the '549 storage board, and any related documentation (other

I have been following this discussion, and today took a 4xx scope apart to study what all of you are talking about. A Google search shows that the tools to remove these kinds of contacts come in