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564B Mod121 with 3A3, 3B3 and 3L5. Was used extensively before I got a 7L5. Quite often I had it coupled with my 7854 to get proper storage capabilities. I still remember its razor sharp CRT, I'd say

A few years ago I took a very nice Tek Williamsburg Blue case to an established paint store here in Orange County, CA.? They had a spectrograph and came up with this formula.? The owner said it is

I have one with 3A3 and 3B3 -- Jack

There is one on eBay https://www.ebay.com/itm/TEKTRONIX-016-0154-00-VIEWING-HOOD-/332196485087

I has 4 564 (one R564B w MOD121, 2x 564B, 1x 564), two from 4 is already sold. One 564B has 3T2, 3S2, with S4 Sampling head, Plug-in is moved to 567 and 564B is sold. Because, i am interessing only on

Does no-one bother check the archives? I went through precisely this exercise in the UK and sourced Tek blue paint, with the right degree of mattness, matched from a colour sample sprayed with paint

016-0154-00 is the Batman version -- pictures tomorrow...

My manuals do not list a part number for the viewing hood for any of my 7000 series oscilloscopes. Someone out there must know a Tek part number. Please help.

Yes, and the file /g/TekScopes/files/Tek%20Paints.pdf in the Tekscopes files area has the manufacturer numbers from the Tek paint reference. Bob.

Krylon Baham Sea is very close. If you take a part that has the color many automotive paint stores can match it. Sam W3OHM -- Sam Reaves ARS W3OHM Owner and Moderator of: LeCroy Owners Group on

I see that you are not getting many replies to this discussion, so you probably don't realize it has been discussed many-many times over the years here on Tekscopes. A search of the Tekscopes message

Tekscope painters, A fellow in the US has developed paint formulas for many amateur radio cabinets. Here is part of a recent message from him. I have asked him if he has any Tektronix paid formulas

Hi All I also would very much like to source the pain in the UK, ?the blue paint on the ?2XXX series appears to be water based and cannot even be washed with water without if coming off. 73 George

In that case Dave, what about sourcing the pigment in liquid (tube) or powder form...? That may be the shot. Jack

Has anyone discovered a source of this paint in the UK ? Getting it from abroad is tricky because of postal regulations. Dave

Hi Fred, We share a love of the 7854. I have a few troubleshooting related questions and suggestions of my own: It sounds you have isolated the problem to the display board. As Raymond Domp Frank

Albert, This is fantastic. Thank you so much. It's exactly the sort of thing I needed to know and it really gives me something to compare mine with. I also see the funny overshoot on output B - I

I am at home and have neither a 7854 nor a service manual available. So, just a question and some wild guesses: 1. Can you get an idea about the frequency of the jitter? That could give an indication

Just one more observation, if I disconnect the display board coax outputs from the horizontal and vertical amplifier boards. the readout is just a very stable point in the center of the CRT without

Hi Fred, I don't remember which circuitry (DAC and so on) is used in common to display stored waveforms, text and Readout. The fault in your 7854 seems to affect everything. Some further ideas. Is the