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OK, if your test point voltages and ripple are "spot on", why are you measuring resistance to ground at the test points? This test is only useful when one or more supplies is out of specification or

It must be tricking my meter I’m going to test again as I’m seeing the correct voltages?

Definitely should not be reading open. There might have been some charge in the caps that fooled your meter. They should read as a low resistance that increases. The recommended. but rarely followed,

Well after checking every tantalum cap for a short I decided to poke the Low Voltage TP’s. Checking for shorts to ground from TP’s -8vdc, 5vdc and 15vdc I see resistance but no short. Then I test

Dave, More toys always sounds good to me (until I have to find somewhere to put them). I've been wondering if a dual beam scope should be added to my wish-list. I'll be interested to hear what your

Not really. The scope isn't the only thing with limited bandwidth. But I did pick up an interesting scope I'd found at a local surplus store this past spring. It's from an eBay seller I've bought from

One of the firsts things that you can check is the big difference beetween cheap and expensive 50 ohms load resistors, then you can measure if they are inductive or capacitive at high frequencies.

Dave, Have you made any progress on this? It’s bugging me. I saw suggestion (in another group) that oxidized contacts could add capacitance to a circuit. I’m not sure that there are any candidates

Commenting on your photos is not easy because we don't see the whole story. The V-A, H-B picture showing the pulser output looks like what I would expect. On the "20 mV 50 ps" picture with the fast

I would like to acquire a Type 506 scope with 9A1 and/or 9A2 plug-in. Prefer one that shows a trace! If you would like to get rid of one, please advise as to price, condition and location (I am in the

I have a DM5010 I am not using, and would be interested is selling or trading. I have changed the battery and cleaned up very minor leakage (no repair to the boards if I recall). It does need to be

Yes, I’ve replaced them quite often in my equipment, just for good measure. But I can’t recall seeing one in the 7723. I’ll open it up this afternoon.

Ok. Thanks all. I will review as much material as I can. Happy to know that the unit is working as it should, and at some point it was properly calibrated, has the cal seals intact, albeit from 20

Dear Leo, bonjour, bravo pour le achat ! I have had 2465, 2465A and 2467B back to early 1990s. great scopes with many interesting options, most need PSU recapping and in B version A5 SMD CAP

Hi Leo, Indeed with Heerenveen, Guernsey and Japanese production there is no comparison listing as far as I know. Board Numbers (e.g. 671-0965-05: A5 Controller Board) are more practical. With these

Here's a link to a general manual from Tektronix, on diagnosing scopes. https://www.sphere.bc.ca/test/tek-parts/troubleshooting-scopes.pdf

General TEK "Troubleshooting your TEK osciloscope " manual: download at: https://www.sphere.bc.ca/test/tek-parts/troubleshooting-scopes.pdf

I've also an AM700 that works quite well, luckily. The seller even brought it to my home to make sure no damage!! Only problem is a strange behaviour in monitor mode, but I never use it. Have a scope

Hi Andrew, if you send me a PM to mgrbosma@... I can send this manual to you via We Transfer. However, It will be only from Tuesday 28 December 2021 onwards, unless you can respond within the next

Excellent, the calibration on the 577 should converge now. Looking for good news. Zen