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There is no lean towards the lower tolerance for Rubycon or Nippon Chemicon (some Panasonic) if correctly measured: <http://i48.tinypic.com/2i040mr.png> At 1k you will measure a lower value, I got 5%

It looks like the sine wave has a lot of noise. Does selecting HF Rej for the A trigger help? You may need to get a better ground between your sine wave source and scope to minimize the noise. An all

Alright I realized I could couple the cal. signal into the ext. trigger bnc with my second scope probe... silly me! Unfortunately it didn't change anything, meaning that I still have my untriggered

The confetti,seems to move with the trace,and blink in and out like a reflection,I'll try to get a pic Friday,the scope(a 464) is not here at the moment.I haven't looked a the crt closely,can the rods

This will not fix the problem but may help with diagnosis if there is a video camera synchronization issue. Fiddle with the trigger A holdoff control which is located toward the bottom right. Holdoff

I have found the same thing with old solid tantalums. Up until the time they short out, and some of the ones I have tested had already had other units of the same type fail, they test good for

It looks like I'm going to need some more coax for this :( But if I go into "A Trig View" mode, change source to ext. and press the beam finder button, a straight but slightly distorted trace appears

My guess is everyone saw the square wave flashing bright and the periodicity of the loss of sync matching. I do not know enough to know if the apparent frequency of 1 cycle for both is an artifact of

Feed the test signal into the Ch1 and the Ext trigger input. Select Ext on the trigger source. What happens? Tom

Hello everyone. I just got this wonderful 468 that is in great physical shape, in and out (the boards are gorgeous!), but sadly I believe that it has a triggering issue. I am rather new to electronics

Best guess is one of the glass support rods in the crt fractured and dropped a few tiny shards of glass inside the tube. These would damage the expansion mesh creating the "confetti". It's a guess,

Hi Scott, I have never seen that one but ripple on the power supply can do weird things. Check for ripple. Jerry Massengale

You mentioned you had it open and looked at the power supplies. What did you see? It looks like something has about a one Hz period. Probe through the trigger board, the vertical amp board, etc.

I have been searching posts,and with google and I can't seem tofind the answer,My 465 scope seems to be working properly except for some sparkles,artifactsn,and reflections on the screen,intensity and

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Here's a new video that could help. http://youtu.be/5W90wzlM7yc or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5W90wzlM7yc&feature=youtu.be

Here's a new video that could help. http://youtu.be/5W90wzlM7yc or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5W90wzlM7yc&feature=youtu.be

Here's a new video that could help. http://youtu.be/5W90wzlM7yc or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5W90wzlM7yc&feature=youtu.be

Here's a new video that could help. http://youtu.be/5W90wzlM7yc or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5W90wzlM7yc&feature=youtu.be

2 allows more OT. Go ahead and post there also since the two are relatively separate. Don't have a SC504. Is your manual same as this one? http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/tek/sc504/ Else ask Dave,