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Hi Everyone I do not have much oscilloscope repair experience but have a Tek 466 I would like to repair. It has no trace on the display when set to auto trigger mode,and a what appears to be a

Good clues here. My scope does have the ctt and word options, with the connector mentioned. Is there any hint about where the components you mention are located? On an existing board or an added

Hi Egge Siert, I think the only difference is the connector. I do have a Tektronix 015-0611-01 but it has a Tegam serial number and has an SMA connector. I also have Tektronix 015-0611-01 with a Tek

Hmmm... I wonder if some ethylene dichloride would work? I was thinking that plastic model glue might work because it welds model plastic, but I don't know if the contact carriers are made of a

Doug, Do you have Diagram/Drawing 25 in your manuals?

Good clues here. My scope does have the ctt and word options, with the connector mentioned. Is there any hint about where the components you mention are located? On an existing board or an added

I tore the switches in my 067-0587-00 200 MHz Standardizer apart to repair a similar problem but they just needed to be cleaned and lubricated. I doubt epoxy will bond well to the plastic but if the

I do this quite often both for my own hobby use and also sometimes simple boards for my job. I use the free software ExpressPCB which is very easy to use and print the positive board layout on

The answer to your question as to whether the schematic/pcb programs can produce the artwork the answer is yes. If you're only anticipating dipping your toes in Tom Gootee has it all down here

Today, I removed the A5 board from my 7904A and was able to remove the vertical mode switch from the board. It's a bit tricky. Anyway, I then carefully disassembled the switch. I took about a thousand

As most that recognize my name know by now I am not well versed in the Electronics design side of the equation. This is most pronounced in the recent subject about PCB software/layout. Is it a case

David, I was just about to do just that. A brief history to start, a while back the NVRAM in my 2465BDM had been lost. I have since replaced the Dallas chip with a Maxxim chip and successfully and

Wow, you did a great job of documenting that! It's clear and easy to follow.

How about a little more information about what you are doing, somethin

Hi cslim, these are the photos of the modify to my TDS524A using the LCD display described in the previous post:

A word of warning here, you want a PCB software, not necessarily a programming course. I don't know how well you like programming but personally I don't want to fiddle around with software when I am

Good morning, The agilent website: www.agilent.com lists a free download of the operator - service manual. Enter the site, click on library, then select "Manuals". On the next screen enter your model

That would be great Jeff. Good luck, hope it works. Tom

Hi to All, See pictures of eBay# 271093952229 of detailed pictures of this 015-0611-01 Tegam Pulse Head. Or:

Hi picredburner, Would you mind taking a picture and show how it looks like with the LCD display? I might want to try both methods just for the learning. Thanks. cslim