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Stephen, Yes, the HV multiplier is dead (i.e "shorted"). I did not recognize that "wire" sticking up vertically as a jumper. Should have know that was the end of the jumper. -- Michael

CORRECTION: the part number in the eBay listing is actually for the white socket side covers. I'm not sure what the part numer of the main interface board is (it's not shown in the pictures. There are

I uploaded a photo of the badge on my 2465 at /g/TekScopes/album?id=275497 It's pretty good and could be made better with a little touch up using a photo editing

Barry, I know exactly the listing you are referring to. It's a 3-slot board (Tek PN 672-0043-00), and the seller has four of them. The seller looks like a surplus parts dealer, and has thousands of

I see where the manual covers this so I'll study on that before asking more questions. Thanks, Barry - N4BUQ

/g/TekScopes/photo/275495/3437721?p=Created%2C%2C%2C50%2C2%2C0%2C0 Reattached loose wire to HV ground.

On Tue, May 31, 2022 at 05:41 PM, Michael W. Lynch wrote: Interleaved. > Stephen, > > > The crackling noise does not come from the back of the CRT. I can actually > see > > (and hear) the small

On Tue, May 31, 2022 at 10:23 AM, Stephen wrote: > > If the HV Multiplier has "failed open" it might allow the -2450 to > > > > > remain unaffected. > > But in the case of a shorted or opened HV

I haven’t tried inputting any signals yet. Will do though. Best Regards, Stephen

On Tue, May 31, 2022 at 04:50 PM, Michael W. Lynch wrote: Interleaved. > The HV Multiplier does not create the -2450, that voltage comes from the HV > Transformer. The HV Multiplier creates the

Now that I've had some time to accustom myself with my 7CT1N, while I can make lots of pretty pictures, I'd like a better understanding of what information I can glean from the results, particularly

I'm not sure it's worth returning, particularly as it's my fault for buying the cheapest P6137 on eBay at the time. ? I have another P6137 that cost several times what I paid for this one, and

You do not mention if there is any vertical deflection in response to an input signal. What happens if you apply a signal to either input channel? -- Michael Lynch Dardanelle, AR

The HV Multiplier does not create the -2450, that voltage comes from the HV Transformer. The HV Multiplier creates the 14kV Post Deflection Acceleration potential. If the HV Multiplier has "failed

David sorry to hear about this. Many disreputable sellers on epay especially from China. Its difficult to get parts, and service thèse. Easier to find another one that's 100%. If it's from eBay I

Did I mention that the Beam Finder is working and extremely bright, and that the intensity control has absolutely not effet on that vertical trace whatsoever? The wide and dim vertical trace runs the

I have. And as I said, all things considered, it “seems” ok. Albeit a bit low, I suppose….

Hi Michael, Both are standard 465, not B’s. My 465B is working fine. This one in particular is the one I got the HV replacement for a few years back. As it turns out, the HV voltage is well

I would also check the HV multiplier as well. -- Michael Lynch Dardanelle, AR

Stephen, Are these 465's or 465B's? There is no power on "pilot light" on a 465, instead, the 465 has a "Low Line" indicator. If that lamp is illuminated, then there is an issue with your line