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11801 question
I've got the unit running with a pair of SD-22s fed by a 2 port splitter from the calibrator into ports 5 & 7. I was finally able to figure out how to manually adjust the skew so the two traces
By Reginald Beardsley · #155621 ·
Re: Tek 2710 focus issue
There is this long string of 10M resistors that forms the focus string... They tend to be open. -Chuck Harris john@... wrote:
By Chuck Harris <cfharris@...> · #155620 ·
Advice sought on 7934 vs 7904A mainframe
I have an opportunity to buy a 7934 mainframe. I would have preferred a 7904A but the 7934 has come up. I am not all that impressed with storage tube scopes but ignoring the storage function how do
By John <john.d@...> · #155619 ·
TEK 475 voltage issues.
Hey all. I'm new to the group and trying to restore 475 scope. when I got it, 2 of the voltages were way off. The +110 was about +19 and the +105/160 was coming in at +10.7. The other voltages
By Glen Layne · #155618 ·
Re: Tek transformer 120-0866-02
According to the recently scanned and released transformer list on VintageTek it's for the 408, 412, or 414 portable patient monitors. Mid to late 70's vintage. Richard
By Richard Katezansky · #155617 ·
Need Help fixing my newly acquired 7401
Hello guys I just bought a 7104 fully loaded with plugin for 30 bucks from this guy on offer up in California. But its partially working. I posted a video of what it does. I'm excited to get some
By Armando · #155616 ·
Tek 2710 focus issue
Hi, I have tried adjusting the rear focus control to get a good focus on the screen, but it just 'jumps about' I have tried the trimmer on the main PCB underside of the unit which allows me to adjust
By John Ballantyne · #155615 ·
Tek 2465B Calibrator issues
Hi everyone, I bought some time ago (2017) a TEK 2465B that I didn't have too much time to play with (having 2 kids and a travelling job doesn't help!) I have been toying with it lately, and I've
By Marcial Gomez Varas · #155614 ·
Re: New: Member Intro
Welcome, I have 1 7401 with this Plug ins: 7A18A , 7A29 , 7B53A , 7b15 I need help rebuilding it. It turns on, and If I give a little smack and play with the buttons, eventually I got a distored
By Armando · #155613 ·
Re: Hello World
Welcome, I'm not afraid, my name is Oscillator Sherman You have any vidoes or PIctures of the monster oscilloscope I just bought a 1ghz tektronix 7104 for 30 dollars Partially working. Here is my
By Armando · #155612 ·
Re: Greeting from Stan
Hello, I'm Armando I'm new here.. I just bought a 7401 for 30 bucks. , it turns on, and if I play with the buttons and give a little smack , I get a distorted, extra wide and chopped up trace.
By Armando · #155611 ·
Need Help repairing a 7104 oscilloscope
Hello all I just got a 7104 for 30 dollars. With all 4 plugins. Including the 1ghz one. I need help fixing it. It powers on but the trace is wide and choppy . I created a video. Please see it and
By Armando · #155610 ·
Re: 11801 calibrator rise time
That was my conclusion. But the UI is so bad that I thought there might be a variable delay line in there somewhere that would adjust channel skew. I've also discovered it is buggy as all hell. You
By Reginald Beardsley · #155609 ·
Re: 11801 calibrator rise time
Reg, If you display the two channels simultaneously then they share the same time base speed and position. I don't see how you tried to align the rising edges. On my CSA's I do this: display both
By Albert Otten · #155608 ·
Re: Switching power supplies
Personally I'd replace C911: 22uF 15V tant bead on a 13V PSU rail, diagram 17 (not the PSU diagram!), and IIRC there are a couple of others on that rail, hidden on the other diagrams 7, 9, 11,
By Tom Gardner · #155607 ·
Re: Switching power supplies
In switcher parlence, the "start up" capacitor is called the bootstrap capacitor because the supply picks itself up by its bootstraps. It is often charged by using a high wattage resistor connected
By Chuck Harris <cfharris@...> · #155606 ·
Re: Switching power supplies
Switching supplies can be a problem when they fail. I recently had a Agilent VXI E4808A chassis that the main power supply failed, at least its 12 volts out did. That power supply is huge with a
By David Kuhn · #155605 ·
Re: Switching power supplies
SMD electrolytic capacitors are a tricky problem in several ways: First, they are easily damaged by the heat of the reflow oven, and solvents that may be used in cleaning flux,... though
By Chuck Harris <cfharris@...> · #155604 ·
SD-26 disassembly, how to separate sampling gate block from pcb
Does anyone know how to remove the complete sampler block from the printed circuit board? I ask since I'd like to replace the channel select switches. The solder lips are hidden between sampler block
By Albert Otten · #155603 ·
Re: Switching power supplies
I have to agree with Chuck. Most test equipment with imbedded/integrated switchers are going to be very difficult to qualify parts if working. Their functionality can be extremely subtle. Blanket
By Kevin Oconnor · #155602 ·