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I have a 2465BDV I'm using as a bench scope and I recently picked up an unused P6137 probe which I started to use. The scope seems to work perfectly, everything as it should be so far as I can tell,

I calculated 6 dollars worth of gold...and that's if the chain is gold filled too. If not...about $1. Les

Ed you say"I found that the outer foil has a longitudinal gap so that it doesn't totally enclose the conductors, so it may behave strangely as a single line - it's really optimized for differential

I pushed it out the back. I remember I also used a very small hammer, sometimes called a 'tap' hammer and lightly tapped on the needle nose while it gripped the hook. Note: the part of the hook that

Thanks Bob. You pulled the hook out from the front? Or did you push it out the back?

I believe that it's a real employee award/gift item, but it's nothing special, jewelry-wise. I believe that "gf" indicates "gold-filled," a euphemism for gold plated. The corrosion on the chain links

It's worth its weight in gold. :) Don't you wonder at its history? Tom

Interesting... Very unique. And very pricey!

It may be possible to repair this. I have a spring hook tip that has the flat type of hook that had a similar problem. I used a needle nose pliers to push the hook tip out. I found the inside end is

Interesting... Very unique.

Good points all around. I assume ibnotify() is the windows version of the linux kernel inotify? I was too deeply exposed to inotify when using and debugging icrond. It was then that something snapped

Unusual tektronix item. Does anyone know the back story?

Thanks Tom, Your suggestion about applying some oil worked perfectly on the vertical VAR pots of this 465! tom jobe...

Say what! The patent office ALLOWED a patent for that ???? That is INSANE. Talk about not allowing for prior art. Dave

FWIW you can order Analog Devices SW06GPZ online direct from Analog Devices online throught their sample program ... Regards, David Partridge

I've read the eeprom responsible for start-up check routine, who can help me decode the program? Disassembled?the contents using dz80 disassembler, but it is very weird and I don't know much about

Did you checked the supplys for ripple voltge with a scope ? If ripple if excessive the DC can look higher for your multi meter. Is adds the average AC from the ripple to the DC. Fred PA4TIM

On Tue, 19 Mar 2013, lazystrings wrote: There are even more exotic devices that are not available and worth rebuilding from discrete chips. DS1250Y is 4MByte device so no wonder it is expensive. But

Their I/O model is USB, and with it comes most of USB's gifts and problems. If you want to use it asynchronously, set up a task to poll it in the background. That way your programming sensibilities

This is opposite the usual problem of having something overloaded by a bad cap or rectifier, for example. If all of the secondaries are in the correct proportions, then look to the chopper stage. As I