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Now I know what that landscape of about 50 'scopes, mainly Tek portables and 7000-series, around me really is. Raymond

Ah, big heavy sigh. The human condition is just too limited: between turkey prep and having some lunch, the number of thoughts and threads gone through my head on this conversation is just too vast to

Since you're giving a summary, I'd like to add some comments (my response embedded): 1. The older 45x family, consisting of the 453, 453A, 454 and 454A. Very solid and heavy construction. 2. The newer

Well, if you want to enjoy the madness, I have a pair of 468s to get rid of. One was working pretty much but is showing signs of bad filter caps and the other is a parts scope. Shipping is the real

The copy of the manual I have is not helpful in regards to cabling, there are no illustrations showing where the various connectors are located. By careful checking of the layout for every board, I

Add a 475A @ 250MHz to the list :-)

Dave wrote: Yes, the A and B models were later revisions of the un-suffixed models, and were usually better in some ways. The 475A, for example, has a bandwidth of 250 MHz, but I have been told that

Jeff-..according to some most of here are already mad....and it only gets worse. Do not ask me why or how I personally know...... Renée

Dave, There are a wide range of scopes in the 400 series. The 465 and 475 share a common design and have many parts in common. The main difference between them is about 100 MHz in bandwidth :-P Here

Real stunners!!!

From Tim P (UK) From what I can see through the layer of crud, the red badge near the calibrator knob is the logo of Livingston Laboratories. LL were a high-end Lab instrument hire company in the UK.

The latest is that a kind soul on EEVblog has decided to send me two of those Attn. Cap blocks from his old collection of parts. I have to pay only the postage. Such nice guys are still around! Should

I had no idea: I thought the 475 was the one with the vertical input to the right of the screen. I had to go and check myself - have I been calling my scopes 465 by mistake!? No, they really do look

Have you tried the VCF organization (Vintage Computer Fair)? They have branches in the US - NE, SE, SW, West, and Midwest, also Europe. I have been to the Midwest one and prices were pretty reasonable

Here we go… https://dilbert.com/strip/2001-01-02 Grü?e, Carsten

Dave, I'd also be interested in people's practical experience using both the delayed timebase and the vernier control. The oscilloscope operators instruction manuals for the 475 and 2213 (as well as

My awful tryping (sic) strikes again. I should have written "garden shed near the river Trent? I don't really see it as very ornamental either, even if cleaned up, it really is a mess. I don't think I

There aren't many tropical jungles in Stoke-on-Trent, but maybe it was stored in a garden shed neat the river Trent? The price is well-above any sane person would pay, surely? Colin.

Here is a parts scope I got from eBay /g/TekScopes/album?id=257163 Most of the knobs are smashed, it's been spattered in something gray that won't come off with soap or IPA, but when

Awfully high price for an "ornament"; and you'd need quite a substantial Christmas tree to hang that from! -Dave