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Uh, they make M1.6 up to 20mm. Please learn to click buttons on a website. <facepalm> Why do you even ask these outlandish off-topic requests here?

Jeff,The two I have are marked as 011 on the large knob but have entirely different front panel layouts.Bill

pdxareaid wrote: Which is exactly why Groups.io should have a link shortened of its own. There has been a lot of hand wringing about the link compressors not being permanent, over the years, but have

I am leaning toward the CG Electronics "Conductive Grease and Anti-Oxidant" - "Dissipates Static Electricity" I will try to call the Company Monday but they may be out of business or bought out. The

Thanks Colin, they don't have them. Thanks Geoffrey, if I have to have them made then I'll probably make them myself at the local rent-a-cnc. Thanks G?ran. <cheater00social@...> wrote:

"They" don't make M1.6 at 20 mm length and this size is available from Conrad as well as multiple other stores. Please don't spread FUD. I need a length above 20mm. <snapdiode@...>

btw: any "link compressor", as already suggested, must be permanent. this group is really an archive of info to be reference in the future. i would discourage using one as it is one more thing to

No, there is no way to "embed HTML in a Groups.io message" because it's all just plain email, and Groups.io (or the specific group settings, not sure) may strip HTML out (also not sure, but I've never

didn't work. Unless someone knows how to embed html into groupsio message, nevermind. most people wouldn't use it anyway. i see no problem with a link, ugly long, or not.

testing something. embedding html link with display text by simply pasting it to the message text. <a href="/g/TekScopes/photo/252850/3037754?p=Name%2C%2C%2C20%2C1%2C0%2C0"

Jim Strohm wrote: Tragically the URLs produced by Groups.io itself are ungainly, and tend to be incorrectly parsed by many e-mail clients. You can, apparently, remove the portions of the URL following

Ditto. Files should go to the files section, or else to a publicly accessible website. The link should be provided, and if it’s longer than 15 characters or so, you should consider using one of the

I agree that the demands on the displays are minimal, and would go further to say that this is not where the core value of the 57x series lies. When I discovered my 577 D2 had a weak tube, and before

I've done exactly that with my non-storage 577 a number of years ago. Very easy to do and the calibration loop on the front makes for very simple calibration... Raymond

The 5103 D10 and D11 display units are directly inter

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The reason you can't find them is that no one makes them.

Sorry, they dont have them that size. G?ran

On 2021-10-31 11:00 a.m., walter shawlee wrote: > Looking at the Tek curve tracer models and schematics, I see that the actual requirements for the tubes are very modest. No high frequency performance

These people may be able to supply something: https://www.accu.co.uk/en/p/27-custom-manufacture Geoff.