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Hi, recently I have become aware of this group and the interesting topics discussed here. For more than 40 years I have been fixing almost anything as a hobby - from 1930s radios and all kind of TV

Hi Staffan, Search through our archives for "P6042". It has been a popular subject from time to time. On at least one occasion I remember someone suggesting an HDMI cable might work. Dennis Tillman

Hi Mike, At any time you are concerned about the number of posts go to our home page: /g/TekScopes and scroll down to the table titled Message History. If we are already at 1307 posts

Hi Raymond and Jeff, Raymond you are right. I magnified the picture and then the screw thread is clearly visible. The 131-5336-01 Part didn't have a screw thread. By the way my late P6201 (B082552)

A is a short-path-to-ground accessory for the P6201, definitely not for the P6008. B is a standard short-ground-connection clip, usable for almost all 6mm probes. D is a replacement spring-loaded pin,

H and K are accessories for HP probes; function is obvious. Raymond

I'm pretty sure F is a 206-0200-00, a replaceable probe tip for the P6201. Raymond

Ok. Don't know if I'm correctly visualizing the traces... (dumb newbie here). I've done X-Y and normal Grounded (no input) on one channel measurements with the two oscilloscopes I own. X/Y mode just

Mine actually get sent all over the place to several different folders with gmail, very annoying.

Hi Jeff, F is the Test/Signal/Ground Pin: 131-5336-01. To be used with the PQFP100 and PQFP132 Converter Clips. See pdf page 441 of the 1993 Product Catalog. Greetings, Egge Siert

Is it possible that the parts 'C' will go over the barrel of something like a P6008, without its 'hat', and touch the ground contact that can be seen through one of the slots in the barrel? Tim

Hi Jeff, L is the 196-2963-00: two wire lead set 3.1 inches long. Accessory for the P6464/P6465 (DAS9200 Series) Pattern Generator Probes. Greetings, Egge Siert

There are some excellent diagrams on pages 330-333 of the 1991 Tek catalog showing which probe accessories go with which probes for all the standard probes that were current at the

After trolling through the probe entries, and scanning each manual, on TekWiki, I have some tentative identifications: <A> and <D> seem to be for the P6008/6009, as are some other parts (hook tips,

"B" looks like for P6053 (may be others too) https://w140.com/tekwiki/images/5/54/P6053.pdf Ozan

Jeff, <A> is probably for the P6201 FET probe. --John Gord

Don't forget the development time, and R&D experience. Marketing drives product development, and is a best guess at the time of project kick-off. Markets shift (and boy didn't they in the 80s!) and

benx618(g) wrote: So you're suggesting that the market window for the 2236 was also unusually short, as the scope was undercut, on both price and features, by the 2246 in '87, only three years after

Yes that is absolutely the "right" procedure, but for a 2MHz instrument it is overkill. Deoxit works very well and does not appear to leave a residue of any significance here. I've used it for dozens

"L" would fit P6246 like Tek differential probes although this could be an aftermarket set since I haven't seen this set with the differential probes I