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Sorry, nothing here like that

I looked for one of these a decade or so ago and didn't find anything. DaveD KC0WJN [email protected]> wrote:

Did I put a silly request? Nobody knows what I’m looking for or it’s nowadays so rare that only museums and some collectors keep that equipment closed inside a display case? Thank you for you

Hi Tom, Don't really remember how I did ut. I followed a YouTube video where somebody demonstrated how to make round banners in Word, and took it from there. Sorry, Leo

Made some progress… I finished the artwork for the SC504 knobs. I am going to have some dry transfers made professionally. https://imagetransfers.com/faq.php Or https://www.drytransfer.com/.

The following photos have been uploaded to the Tek user comments ( /g/TekScopes/album?id=301587 ) photo album of the [email protected] group. * IMG_1183.jpg (

Hi all, I have created a new photo album called "Tek User Comments". It's for interesting or amusing comments found written in Tek manuals or as graffiti on equipment. I started it off with a "cry

Morris Odell <vilgotch1@...> added the photo album Tek user comments ( /g/TekScopes/album?id=301587 ) : Comments found scrawled in Tek manuals or graffitied on

Did you try an older version ? TekVisa v2.03 is part of the TDS5000B Firmware download on Tek's website: https://www.tek.com/en/support/software/firmware/tds5000b-series-firmware Win2k is

My TDS5034B boots up with a message that TekVisa is not found. After dismissing the message the scope appears to run normally. Tiring of the nag at bootup I decided to find and install TekVisa. The

Powerpoint might be a better alternative. It lets you place text at whatever angle you like with whatever font you have installed on your computer. I recently constructed the graphics for the meter

Leo, Your artwork looks great. Thanks for posting the Word file you created. I wasn't aware that Word could be used to place the numeral around the circular skirt in that rotational manner. If you can

Hakan, Thank you. I must have missed your earlier post. I will make a note to update the information on the TekWiki site. DaveD KC0WJN [email protected]> wrote:

That Wiki info is incorrect. From my previous post (according to manuals and RPR) 154-0838-00 was used only 2213 and 2215. 154-0861-00 was used in 2213A, 2215A, 2235 and 2236. and 2213/15 have 8kV

The service manuals for the 2213 and 2213A are on the TekWiki site and call out the part numbers for the CRTs. They are both 154-0838-00, so they are the

Thanks for the replies, still have no joy on a direct replacement. So the question still stands: Will a 2213 crt work in a 2213A? I realize that the HV lead will need to be adapted.

Hello friends, I’m looking for the service tools needed for the digital portion my tek 7854: the MicroLab I (067-0892-00), the Diagnostic Test Interface (067-0911-00) and the Diagnostic Memory Board

Just to be complete, although most group members probably know this, there are three Tektronix-related GIO groups: TekScopes (this group) TekScopes2 tm500 DaveD KC0WJN [email protected]>

Thanks again. I'll pull the processor board and have a look at the power supply and replace any diodes marked ZM or ZS. I'll definitely replace the battery, I think Digikey has the correct one. I'll

Oh, that's interesting... I had no idea there's a group dedicated to just the 500 (and I assume 5000) Tektronix plugs and frames. I don't think I've seen a strict enforcement of keeping this group