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Sorry for the ambiguity. The tube is complete, with its plate cap. I need the connector for that cap.

Thanks, I'll keep you in mind, but these don't look quite right. The Tek one has a chrome metal center knob and may be smaller. Do you know the OD of these Beckmans?

Has anyone noticed this with a TDS 754D, when selecting different channels one of the traces lags and flickers on the screen. I find I can fix the problem by selecting the flickering trace and the

Hi Jeff, That's what I thought. I like the case you selected too! Thanks, Ross

Hi All- thanks to those that assisted with the WHY a 1% 5000pf in the Z axis circuit.( most likely it was what was most expedient in stock)...my solution is a 5100pf (3%) ordered 10 and chose one

Hi Ross, I'd really like to take credit for the design, but it originated with someone else who agreed to license the design to me (I checked even though it had a Creative Commons license). I didn't

I second that sentiment. I'd been thinking of various DIY options, but they would have involved work and the results would've looked less than professional. Jeff's 3D printed ones are

I am a happy, repeat customer of Jeff's. His replacement feet for the 465/475 are excellent. Before I found Jeff's 3D printed replacement cord-wrap feet I had been considering building my own from

Hi Bob, I make a set of replacement feet for the 475. They're 3D printed from ABS. They're available both on eBay (search for the part number: 348-0339-00) or on my website

I picked up a 475 at a swap meet Saturday. It needs some TLC and a new set of 4 feet. Does anyone have feet, or a recommendation where to get some? I'd be willing to cobble up something if I had an

I agree with Ross, I am very pleased with mine, works well great design. GaryF

Jeff, That was your design? I really like mine. It works well and is a very good product. Ross

Do you mind sharing the results of your RAM exploration for all RAM chips on all channels? It would be useful info to have for future reference. :) Thanks! Jared

Good Day, Harvey’s ?How To‘ description is correct.? And when you replace the electrolytic capacitors, make sure to watch for any connections via?the capacitor‘s lugs. I recall at least the

Ed, thanks that should work perfectly. I never even thought of using other manufactures parts and its not like this is a museum repair. Jeff -- Jeffeelcr

That's great! Glad to have been of help. Jay

Jeff, It looks like there might be another business opportunity here. Maybe. :-) Cheers, Brian.

oh, that or "watch me fit *this* in there, they'll never get it out!" Designed to a price point, I bet. Harvey

Mark, That sounds good. I'll keep trying to find my 'stash' of modules to see if I have a dedicated SOIC module. Let me know when you get the chip mounted on an adapter. If you'll cover postage

Joe, The part you mentioned does not have pins. Getting the chip, soldering on an adapter board with pins I can do then send it to you to program. Mark