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John, those look like 7A19 fuse or attenuator elements. See photos on Tekwiki, or I can take one apart when I get home from work. https://w140.com/tekwiki/wiki/7A19 thanks, Adam

https://www.ecosensory.com/tek/tek-fuses7A29-maybe.jpg

I have a few of NFM's Peak to Peak (067-0625-00 clone) PCBs if anyone would like one for free. I only needed one for myself to play around with. https://youtu.be/VVPHifwseJc?si=BO3K54p_2KfN1lOO msg me

Radu, you are always exceedingly polite! I’m surprised you had difficulty working on a Wavetek generator. I repaired my model 166 function generator about 8 years ago, and I don’t remember it

The smell in the welders was evident on brand new units and replacement PCB's Over time it went away. Other brands from Europe (Kemppi, ESAB, etc), Australia (Cigweld) and USA (Lincoln) didn't have

I have the same experience with some Waveteks - a sweep/signal generator in my case - and working on it has not been fun. Furthermore, I think the design was fundamentally less than stellar (to be

Today, was trying to fix a Wiltron 610D sweep generator with no output. Opening it up revealed the very difficult path to just accessing any of their boards. No slack in connecting wires, no way to

Yes, my address is good in QRZ. I'll certainly pass it on if someone needs it before I do (and I hope I never do but...). Thanks! Barry - N4BUQ

How about I send it your way, with the promise that you'll pass it along if someone needs it before you do? Is your address good in QRZ? If so, I'll pop it in the mail. 73, --- Zach

I've tried DC balance. I was mistaken on the channel 2 waveform on GND. It's on AC. I have it set right now at 2 mVAC and 2 nS on channel 2 with no probes connected and readout on frequency is 850 MHz

Gordon, If you have a crt checker, you may be able to test the crt for leakage and 'blow' the short by the rejuvenate part. If not, you need to find another crt. I would like to find a P11 for my

Thanks Morris. I must admit the thought of an internal crt fault crossed my mind. I will re-check it to be sure I wasn't seeing things. I will also check the crt pins and plug as you suggest. Gordon

I'm sorry to have break some bad news but it looks like you may have a grid-cathode short, or at least leakage, in the CRT. Either way there should not be HV on the grid if you have isolated it by

I don't exactly need it right now and I don't want to be a pig about it, but I have a several 7000-series scopes and the read-out boards have given me trouble on most of them so having a good

It could be. But welding machines get hot. And so, that drives out VOCs that wouldn't normally be driven out in such concentrations, at room temperature. Likely to me... unless you microwave your

Hello, I inherited some old parts and came across this IC, documented on the website (https://w140.com/tekwiki/wiki/155-0019-00). Perhaps a Tektronix user might be interested? It was free to me, so

[email protected]> wrote: There is a trick to releasing these, but they're also quite brittle. I machined some replacements from delrin a few years ago (I'm out now), but there's a 3D model

Yeah, the older types with the hidden screws are a right pain in the bum, and the countersunk screws puts outwards pressure on the plastic right at the thin corners which makes the corners crack worse

Hi, I recently picked up a faulty P6245 probe, mainly for the accessories that came with it. It looks like someone blasted it past it's ratings and blew a chip in the probe end, but I'm thinking it

Hi Folks: Just to re-iterate: I’ve removed V814 and connected a 27k resistor from V800 pin 8 to ground in order to establish 90 Volts at pin 8. With that, I was able to get only about -1070 V at the