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http://www.smcelectronics.com/tekpart.htm I think this guy has some about ? the way down the list. From: TekScopes@... [mailto:TekScopes@...] On Behalf Of Mac Perkins Sent:

Chris I am in the process of fixing a 2465 power supply too, I had a bad capacitor C1102 that measured the correct 100 uf and did not have a large ESR but had leaked and caused the board to become

Hi Walter, Will take 6 of the hp 848x sensors at 7 dollars if that is ok with you? Cslim

Hi chuck, Walter of sphere.ca is doing a brisk business clearing his pallets of tek scopes and accessories. Active marketing does create sales. Maybe you want to consider scrapping scopes below 100

Hi Chuck To be honest if I had four pallets of TEK scopes I would break them up for spares as I don't think anyone is going to buy this stuff especially the tube scopes. The only buyers for old TEK

The +87 is from a doubler and added to the +42. I would take a close look at the three 10 uF caps and all the diodes in that area. Be sure to only use fast diodes for any replacements. Since you

Tektronix part 366-2041-03 NSN 5355-01-268-6474 Or any one of the four knobs on the bottom left, under the display.

I can see it now: All my neatly stored scopes spread all around the building, the army descends, cherry picks the few pieces that might sell over scrap price, and I am left with a colossal mess.

Hello all, If anyone is scrapping one of the four hole 7000 series scopes, I am in need of the two bottom frame rails, the ones the feet mount to. They are the same on the 7854 and 7704A and should be

I'm on the right cost in Maryland. Jim Popwell Jr wrote:

I like it.

I'd be willing to bet the science museum has all the old broken scopes it needs. Same thing with a university; they get donations of brand new equipment so repairing old equipment makes no sense. And

There you go Chuck ..You could be the "seed" for the Tektronix wing at the Smithsonian...it is just down the road :-) Dave -- Dave Henderson Manuals@... www.Artekmanuals.com PO Box 175

Is there a science museum in your area? Donate the best one and I'm sure that's a tax credit.

Pallets and warehouses full of parts, and I can't find two lousy knobs for my 475A! I need a 366-1024-02 Time knob for the DM44 and a 366-1425-02 Volts/Div knob for the scope. I've googled for hours

David DiGiacomo wrote: No, actually I hadn't made up my mind... If I had, I would have scrapped them and said nothing. That truly would be the easiest, quickest, and most profitable thing for me to

If going to scrap then perhaps a volunteer army in the greater MD area descends on Chuck's place this spring and removes for posterity the bits of unobotanium, i.e Knobs, Custom Hybrids, HV

Sounds like a good idea. We used something similar by wrapping a length of strong twine around the shaft on B&W TVs to remove stubborn knobs, Don Black.

Thanks! I had actually decided to pull the board and give it a close inspection and wrote down the values, then I had placed the order. Found out when it showed up that I'd ordered the wrong frame

I agree, but someone said you don't need the money, perhaps Chuck has other ideas. Don Black.