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dhuster@... wrote: I was in sales and not service when the TQ scopes hit the market so I was not aware they had sockets. I just assumed (a bad thing to do) that since they were so cheap,

I think you answered your own question below, but just didn't see it. :) -- jm

Well, Walter, that's the nice thing about this world. Everybody's different (especially those who think that hp made the best scopes, although I did much prefer their 130C over the Tek 503) and

Everybody seems to have missed the entire point of the 465M, it was designed specifically for a MTTR of 30 minutes, and the modular design makes that possible. The MTTR of a regular 465 is measured

As much as I like sockets, I must agree with Dean. It is sure handy to be able to remove and replace components easily, but that should be confined to prototyping. The first Tektronix scope that I

John, with no manual, it's difficult. Since intermittents are a big problem with Tek products having socketed component, the first thing I'd do is rock every transistor around in its socket.

Don, that is a T912 in the ebay photo, and it is a dual-channel, single-timebase, bistable storage scope with a bandwidth of 10MHz. The T921 was the least-expensive, but didn't didn't sell very

I'm not sure I've figured out how to reply on this forum yet. I'd replied previously to the #445 OP as I am now "465M Flaky vertical height" figuring that it would end up in the queue at the end,

Peter Florance wrote: In my opinion, yes, the 465 is superior to the 465M. But that's only one opinion . . . Stan w7ni@...

donlcramer@... wrote: It could have been a cost issue, but it was not a "price" issue. In the 1978 Tek catalog, for example, you see the 465 at $2295 and the 465M at $2345, or $50 MORE. In spite

Phil (VA3UX) wrote:

Don, Thanks for the picture and descriptions. This is not the scope I used. The one I used had the Telequipment name on it. It was horizontally layed out. The tube was on the left, then the

I have a Tek 2232 scope and am looking to add the RS232 plot output. Tek apparently offered a field installation kit (Option F12) however apparently neither the kits or tech support is available

Hi Doug, There is a photo of a T912 on ebay at: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1622982027 The style is similar on all the T900 scopes. Blue plastic case, tube to upper

I've followed this group for quite a while: what an incredible wealth of knowledge the contributors have! Following this has been very educational for me. I now have my first request for help:

Thank you, Phil; it is only now when I saw your writing that I remembered that 'Tecelec' was a French rep firm (represented C&K switches, among others) while Telequipment is what I should have said.

I always wondered what happened to Telequipment. I used a little Dual Trace Dual Timebase Telequipment scope in college ~1975. It was a great scope. Stable, easy to setup, and the dual/delayed

That's what I thought too. That was an informative post. It was "Telequipment" from the UK Kikisui ?? Phil

I find Don's story fascinating. To start with, until very recently I thought that 465M is a 465, in a funny housing, but still 465. I never new that 465M traces lineage to T900. I believe that T900

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