Re: 549 and 543 in San Jose
scopes are taken - thanks, again, Kurt
Bernd
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tubesnthings@...
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#78289
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549 and 543 in San Jose
I have no affiliation with the seller.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/atq/3143191789.html
-Kurt
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sipespresso <sipespresso@...>
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#78288
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533A and 466 in Rochester
I have no affiliation with the seller.
http://rochester.craigslist.org/ele/3142762942.html
http://rochester.craigslist.org/ele/3142697954.html
-Kurt
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sipespresso <sipespresso@...>
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#78287
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Re: 7B92A with tunnel diodes vs. version without
Hi Raymond,
Tried a tunnel diode based 7B92 in a 7904A/7A29, with input from a TG501 and internal triggering. At 2 ns and 1 ns the TG501 "pulse" stream is nearly a sine wave. At 2 ns (500 MHz) the
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Albert <aodiversen@...>
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#78286
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Re: 7000 series on screen graphics question 7704A versus 7633
I am just north of Shrewsbury, but being in the race car game I get to
travel about a lot, so I could drop it in at a mutually agreeable
time? You aren't that far away at all, in the grand scheme of
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Chris Wilson
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#78285
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Re: SC504 HV
Hi Mark,
same symptoms as mine¡. drop the connection to the hv multiplier block, one wire from t1475, right at the block.
replace Q1380 and check Q1378 and Q1381,be careful , these transistors
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Jim Popwell Jr <jpopwell@...>
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#78284
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Re: 7000 series on screen graphics question 7704A versus 7633
I haven't followed the thread but several years ago I was working on a 7704A
that had characters that weren't stable vertically. There?were adjustments on
the backplane / vertical interface board (I
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Jim
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#78283
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Re: 7000 series on screen graphics question 7704A versus 7633
Chris - where do you live - I'm happy for you to visit me in Kenilworth, Warwickshire with the scope if you are unhappy to fiddle with it yourself.
Regards,
David Partridge
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David C. Partridge
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#78282
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Re: 7000 series on screen graphics question 7704A versus 7633
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Chris Wilson
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#78281
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Re: 7000 series on screen graphics question 7704A versus 7633
16/07/2012 21:06
Thanks for the replies re this issue. Whilst I agree the "hand drawn"
quality is somewhat charming my old eyesight isn't what it was and I
have to peer at the screen to work them
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Chris Wilson
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#78280
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
It depends on how enthusiastically the "inker" did the job. Two of my 7B80 have 7 00 inked in the 3 blank fields, but a third one has a blank field followed by a very big 7 across the version fields.
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Albert <aodiversen@...>
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#78279
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
The KE- number should refer back to a drawing. It won't be useful.
The 670-4177 (followed by 2 digits of version number) is the
populated board.
-ls-
John Byers <face1941@...> wrote:
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teamlarryohio
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#78278
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
John
Then the board number is likely 670-4177-xx as Albert surmised earlier
But sounds like we are now all looking at the same board overlay regardless
Cheers
Dave
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Artekmedia <manuals@...>
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#78277
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
To Dave and Lyn who asked me what the circuit board details were
The only part number I see on my board is KE-4598-00 INTERFACE 670-417-7
The board drawing is marked "Interface Circuit Board
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hpxref
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#78276
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Re: A nearly working 7B80 (S/N B058022)
G'.day Albert
Ive confused you by saying "there are only 2 IC's except for the 20 pin control chip",
Better I had said "apart from the Tek special 20 pin control chip there are only two standard type
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hpxref
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#78275
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Re: On ePay: Tektronix 2101 pulse generator, US domestic sale only
David,
my previous posting was a friendly hint for another fellow Tek enthusiastic, who might be interested in the item.
Doing so has a long tradition within this group...
Ciao,
Magnus
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magnustoelle
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#78274
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Re: Help with R7903 needed, some success...
Jim,
The current problem with this guy is something is drawing so much power it causes Q1380 on the main board to blow. Q1381 is okay. When Q1380 goes, it also takes F3488 with it.
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Mark Wendt <mark.wendt@...>
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#78273
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Re: Tektronix 475 with no display
<fakecrap@...> wrote:
In high ripple current applications, sometimes higher voltage
capacitors than strictly necessary are used because the larger
physical size can dissipate more heat so they
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David Hess
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#78272
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Re: Tektronix 475 with no display
<fakecrap@...> wrote:
The -15V output uses the +50V output as a reference. The +50V output
also powers the error amplifier for the +15V output which powers the
error amplifier for the -15V
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David Hess
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#78271
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Re: Tektronix 475 with no display
Great info, thanks. I was under the impression that I should replace with
like-sized capacitance and at least similar voltage (higher being OK as
well).
I assume the capacitance is OK to increase
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[email protected] <fakecrap@...>
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#78270
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