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I see I need to explain that a bit more, I did not want to add too much non-scope stuff in my first entry in the forum. So to expand, Neighbor relations prohibit lethal ideas I got my kids a Ryobi

The first 7834 I bought which has the bad CRT geometry, maybe it was dropped during shipping, does that occasionally and my 7904 does it as well although less often so far. I suspect the power

Perfect then. The less I have to deal with Yahoo the better. I consider Yahoo to be a company which could have become something great but never strove for excellence or really truly caring, and thus

Hi David: That is good information to know. I have been looking for good overall bench DMM for some time, and stumbled upon this one. When compared to my Fluke 867B this seems like a real bargain! Are

It's not a Keithley, it's a Fluke 8808A. At that price you might as well try it, you would have no trouble reselling it.

Actually, my neighbor has an aggressive pit bull -- it gets close enough to us that no 'scope is needed, but a laser sight might be useful for when it hops over the fence. My take on this -- most of

I agree. I had so many comebacks for this but the rest of the story explained it. Joe From: TekScopes@... [mailto:TekScopes@...] On Behalf Of victor_j_silva Sent: Saturday,

When you break your funny bone, it's real bad. Don Black.

I know I was going to ask if it was a rifle scope.. but refrained... now I cannot resist. Sorry as always for when my funny bone kicks in and thanks as always for the bandwidth. Rob From:

A rifle scope? Don Black.

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Maybe not. On page 58 of the 1958 photo album, we find the same photo of Ms. Lusk, with the same calendar. Perhaps the photo was taken in 1953? Also, I got one of the possible years wrong; it would be

Interesting story, I find this statement a little humerous: "In late 2012 a dog next door bit my wife and I needed a scope"

Hello: I have the opportunity to buy one of these far below the list price. I wonder if anyone has used this DMM, and what were your impressions of it> While I know it is not a Keithly, it seems like

Nicely spotted. Pretty good if it's 1943, thats before the company existed. Don Black.

Ah, Dave, But the electrical system in the US is grounded. What you are referring to is the ability for the GFCI to work without the presence of a ground conductor attached to the GFCI. The electrical

Thanks. Seems right. -Kurt

Looking at picking up a Tek 475M oscilloscope locally.? Anybody know how it differs from a regular 475?? Is it just the military model?? Are the specifications the same as the plain 475?? Any

wrote: A T-connector with a termination on one end will work for oscilloscopes that lack internal switchable terminations which generally only have a bandwidth that extends to 100 MHz anyway. Jim

What I think is happening is the control grid circuit is rectifying the positive input peaks to set the bias. A JFET replacement would operate in the same way although I may have to change the grid