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Hi there, in between I reworked my online museum. All visitors are welcome again at http://www.planet-interkom.de/stgraef . You'll find there some service documents about Tek instruments. Maybe

Hi again, :) Sometime on Fri, 06 Oct 2000, you wrote: I guess you're right. But I've just shelled out $600 for an "as new" 7603 (actually it was cheap!) (and it was "as new" until the post office

Sometime on Fri, 06 Oct 2000, you wrote: Congratulations! :) Michael

Yoohoo. I'm making progress repairing my 1S1 1GHz sampling plug-in. The biggest problem was a kaput power supply filter cap - totally dead - well, many, many kohms ESR. Replaced the big old can

Michael wrote: If you really want a 453, you can find them for sale of eBay and in various classified ads for used test equipment. Not everything on eBay sells for outrageous prices . .

Hi all, I have just taken delivery of a 7603, and in transit, the intensity/readout controls were damaged. It needs a new ganged pot and concentric knobs. Can anyone recommend a supplier who takes

Hi. Does anyone have any 8608 tubes? (med power pentodes with plate cap, used for vertical deflection on some Tek scopes (eg, 556, 549)) I'm willing to pay a reasonable amount for 1 or

hi, we have a lot of tek parts and tubes, CRT's etc. for 5000/7000 and some 400 series units. you can browse through what's sorted and on line at: http://www.sphere.bc.ca/test/index.html To help

Sometime on Tue, 03 Oct 2000, I wrote: ...And having just said that, I just found one at: http://robby.caltech.edu/~long/personal/audio.html --- $200. No, I'm not going for it, with the echange

Hello, :) Sometime on Mon, 02 Oct 2000, you wrote: And in my mind the 485 would have to be a classic also... Now if there's any thing I'd like *more* than a 453, it would be a 485. All the style

About the 453.... 'Great' is said with a wink to size and weight... The 453 is not a 'great' scope. :) Secondly, I specifically did not want to include transistorized Tek scopes in the museum

I was there when the 453 was introduced to the world. No doubt about it . . . it was revolutionary. You have to put it in the context of the other instruments available on the market at the time.

Hi again all... :) Sometime on Mon, 02 Oct 2000, you wrote: FOUND IT!!! Thanks for that. Looks like it was a nameserver problem after all... Great pages, but I take issue with your comment that

Hi Michael, margo.student.utwente.nl has the IP address 130.89.221.72 and if that works, then I probably know what went wrong: the IP address used to be different, and maybe changes haven't filtered

Sometime on Sun, 01 Oct 2000, you wrote: That's one book I will be ordering, when I can afford it. (and when the $A/$US exchange rate is a little more favourable...) Cheers, :) Michael

Hiya Stan, :) Sometime on Sun, 01 Oct 2000, you wrote: Hmmm... I'm not prepared to say you're wrong, but I'm not certain you're right either. I just don't really know. Either way, it's a pity, as

Hiya Arnoud, I'm not gonna give up... <g> Can you supply me with the ip address of margo.student.utwente.nl ? (there's more than one way to do almost anything...

HI Michael, I already wrote one book about Tek scopes: "OSCILLOSCOPES--Selecting and Restoring a Classic". There is more about this on the web page at <http://www.reprise.com>. My first book,

Hi Michael, I may be all wet here but I think your server has to know about the URL you wish to go to or it won't let you go there. Maybe your server just does not recognize the web address you are

My on-line tech museum is still a ways off, but y'all may be interested in eyeing a couple of pics I've taken with my new digicam! Go to: http://www.cantares.on.ca/DC4800PIX/ The Tek pix